Seal of the Prophets and His Message

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never relied on a government or a power situated outside the society it had itself brought into being. Even the aggressors who attacked the Islamic lands and triumphed over the Muslims, thanks to their military superiority, lost their dominance in the end when they were confronted with the spiritual power of Islam, and they adopted the religion of the people they had conquered. This history of nations does not record any other example of a victorious aggressor adopting the religion of the people it had defeated.
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Seal of the Prophets and His Messag
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About the Author Sayyid Mujtaba Mus
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Acquaintance with the School of the
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The Prophets came in order to conve
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perverted the Divine covenant, beco
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that occurred as a result of Islam
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deficiency in our knowledge by refe
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ignorant of the mysterious social r
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Objective realities without doubt l
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A Rich and Fruitful School of Thoug
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In the Divine school of thought, it
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exalted concepts, are weak and inad
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Prophets and the role of their mess
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From the point of view of time and
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unning sores. The nature of the cur
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The Quran therefore says: "Tell peo
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of miracles. Another objection that
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exalted exemplars of human virtue a
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champion of Divine unity, as follow
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pre-eternal source of revelation de
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There is no scientific proof negati
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human life, and, on the other hand,
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The task of the Prophets was utterl
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confirm those who had preceded him,
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and were they not to gain immunity
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If the Prophets had been sullied by
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conscious and deliberate, nor be re
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Similarly, why should the Imam be e
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science posits a way for reaching t
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the city of Mecca in the Arabian Pe
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had been inflicted on the Muslims f
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wishes.
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The Noble Quran contains profound a
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subject to the general rule that de
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One of the companions of Imam Sadiq
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aim is such a study should be more
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With its message, the Quran provide
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The statement that God is "not empt
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Were a name to be specified when pr
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upon whom be peace and blessings? W
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departure. How does it square with
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In another verse the Quran says the
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How can such a human being organize
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The Quran proclaims: "We have sent
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left to be traveled, no explanation
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Islam is not a political and social
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attributes such as oppressiveness,
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so will its effect; and if it does
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20. Tarikh-i Tabari, Vol. II, p. 11
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60. Bucaille, op. cit., pp. 102-106
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