The Devils Deception by Imam Ibn AL-Jawzi

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T H E D E V I L ' S D E C E P T I O N S days of Malik Shah J alal al-Daulah was that they met for the prayer of the Feast at Sawah; the police official learned about them, arrested and imprisoned them, and then released them. Then they assassinated aMu'adhdhin of Sawah, whom they endeavoured to proselytize; when he refused; they, fearing that he might delate them, they put him to death treacherously. The matter came to the ears of Niqham al-Mulk who ordered the arrest and execution of the man suspected of the murder. He was a carpenter. Their first murder of consequence was that of Niqham al-Mulk; they used to say: You slew one of our carpenters and we have slain in retaliation Niqham al-Mulk. Their movement acquired serious proportions in Isfahan, and when Malik Shah died things reached such a pitch that they would kidnap a man, murder him, and fling him into a well, and people began to despair about anyone who had not returned home when afternoon approached. They examined various places, and found a woman lying on matting and never moving; they removed her and found underneath the matting forty corpses. They killed the woman and burned the house and the whole quarter. A blind man used to sit at the gate of the street in which this house was. He would ask a passerby to lead him a few steps to the street; when the passenger had got within it, the people of the house would pull him and get him in their power. The Muslims of Isfahan made a keen search after them and slew a great number of them. The first fort of which the Batiniyyah got possession was one in a Dailemite district called Rudhbar; it had belonged to Malik Shah's friend Dumah, who when he had been put in charge of it had been suspected of adherence to these people's doctrine. In the year 483 in the time of Malik Shah this man sold the fort to them for 1200 dinars. Its first chieftain was al-I:lasan Ibn SabaJ:i; originally of Marv, and secretary to the Chief 'Abdu'l-Razzaq Ibn Bahram. This was in his youth; then he went to Egypt where he learned their doctrine from these people's missionaries, to return as a leading missionary 194
Chapter Six: Devil's Deception of those from Our Ummah and principal. This fort came into his hands, and his method of propagating was only to invite some simpleton who could not know his right hand from his left, or was unacquainted with affairs. He would feed the man on walnuts, honey, and coriander, so that his brain would expand. Then he would recount to him the wrongs and injuries which the family of the Prophet (;i) had sustained till that got fixed in his mind. Then he would say to him. If the Azraqites and Dissidents sacrificed their lives in fighting against the Umayyads, why should you grudge your life in defence of your Imam? By this language he would leave the man fodder for the sword. Malik Shah had sent to this Ibn al-Sabal). summoning him to obedience, threatening him if he resisted, and ordering him to cease sending his followers to murder savants and princes; in answer to this message he said in the messenger's presence: The answer is what you shall see. He then said to a number of men who were standing in front of him: I wish to send you to your master on a certain business, and who will volunteer? Everyone of them was anxious to go. The Sultan's messenger supposed that he was entrusting them with a message. Then Ibn al-Sabal). pointed to a youth among them, and said to him: Kill yourself The lad drew a knife, cut his throat with it and fell down dead. Then he told another to throw himself from the fort; he did so and was smashed to pieces.Then Ibn al-Sabal:i turned to the Sultan's messenger and said: Tell him that I have with me twenty-thousand of these people whose obedience to me goes to this length. This is my answer. The messenger returned to the Sultan Malik Shah and told him what he had seen. The Sultan marvelled at this, and ceased parleying with them. They got a number of forts into their hands; and proceeded to murder numerous princes and governors. In our history we have told strange stories about these people, and see no reason to expand 195
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al-J:Iafi? Abii'l-Faraj ibn al-Jawz
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Ibn Jawzi's monumental work 'Ta/bis
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Section One: What are the Definitio
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CHAPTER NINE The Devil's Deception
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Section Two: Repentance (al-tauba)
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THE BIOGRAPHY OF THE AUTHOR al-I:la
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