The Devils Deception by Imam Ibn AL-Jawzi

Chapter Six: Devil's Deception f those from Our Ummah
sum; when this bird flies, they said, Abu Sa'Id will come forth out
of his tomb. By the tomb they placed a horse, a suit of clothes and
arms. The Iblis had persuaded these people that if there was a horse
by the tomb of a dead man, he would be raised up riding; whereas if
there were no horse, he would be raised walking. The followers of
Abu Sa'Id used to invoke God's favour upon him when mentioning
his name, but not when they mentioned the Prophet (;i) saying:
What, shall we eat the food of Abu Sa'Id and invoke God's favour
on Abu'l-Qasim? Abu Sa'Id was succeeded by his son Abu Tahir,
who acted like his father, attacked the Ka'bah, seized the treasures
which it contained, prised out the Black Stone and took it to his own
town, making people suppose that it was Allah (the Mighty and the
Majestic).
Th e seventh title was al-Khurram!Jy ah (yrl):
The term Khurram referred to anything that brought pleasure to
people. The idea of this title was to bring people's attention to following
desires and pleasures and to eliminate obligatory duties. This
title initially was given to Al-Mazdakiyyah. They were the promiscuous
Zoroastrians who made permissible unlawful women, and all
that was prohibited. Both groups had the same titles because they
shared the same doctrine.
The eighth title was al- Ta rlim!Jyah - the Educationists ( a._1.:11):
They were given this title because their doctrine was to invalidate
the use of intellect and to call for the following of the faultless Imam
because knowledge was only attained through being taught (and not
using one's intellect).
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