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540 'Ali's attitude towards the Kharjjites and Shia 'Ali (&) felt sad for having parted from them, and he enlogised them after their death like one who loves someone and parts from the one whom he loves. He said: "Where are the people who were called to Islam and accepted it, who read the Qur'an and applied it, who unsheathed their swords and marched in ranks to all comers of the ea*th with sore eyes because of weeping and empty stomachs because of fasting, with dry lips because of supplication and wan faces because of staying up at night, on whose faces was the mark of the humble? Those are my brothers who have passed away, so we have the right to yearn for them and to bite our fingers in sorrow at their loss."973 0 YOU who love Amir al-Mu'mineen 'Ali (&>), think about how he regarded the Companions of the Messenger of Allah (g)! Imam 'Ali ibn al-Husayn Zayn al-'hideen (may Allah have mercy on him) used to mention the Companions of the Messenger of Allah (&) and pray for mercy and forgiveness for them in his prayer because of the support they gave to the master of mankind in spreading the call of tawheed and conveying the message of Allah (&)to His creation. He said: "0 Allah, grant them Your pleasure and forgiveness, 0 Allah, in particular the Companions, who were good companions and strove hard to support him; they stood with him and hastened to offer refuge and protect him. They were the fmt to accept his call and respond to him when he presented the proof for his message. They left their wives and children to support his word; they fought their fathers and sons in support of his prophethood; they abandoned their tribes to join him, and their relatives abandoned them when they decided to be with him. 0 Allah, whatever they gave up was for Your sake, so be pleased with them and reward them abundantly, since they strove hard to support the trnth for Your sake. "Reward them for abandoning their homes for Your sake, for leaving a life of ease for a life of hardship, and for leaving a life of
Xli ibn Abi Trilib 541 abundance to a life of little, all in support of Your religion. 0 Allah, reward with the best reward those who followed them in trnth and said, '0 our Lord, forgive our brothers in faith who came before us,' those who followed their example and emulated them; they never had any doubt about their deep insight and never hesitated to follow in their footsteps and follow their guidance, loving and supporting them, following their way, uniting behind them and never questioning them with regard to what they passed on to them."974 This is the attitude of the Imams of Ah1 al-Bayt (may AUah be pleased with them) towards the Companions. It is the opposite of what is claimed by those Riififidi plotters and conspirators who hied to conceal themselves under the cover of support for Ahl al-Bayt and Shiism, but who were enemies of the noble Qur'an, the Sunnah and the pure Imams of Ah1 al-Bayt. 3.7. Attitude of the Shia towards the Sunnah The meaning of the word 'Sunnah' in Islamic terminology is that which was narrated from the Prophet (B) of words, deeds or approval?75 The scholars of Ah1 as-Sunnah paid a great deal of attention to writing down the sound reports and made every effort to protect the Sunnah from fabrications and fabricators. They did their utmost and used the best academic methods of checking and examining texts, to the extent that we can be certain that our scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) were the first ones among all the nations of the earth to lay down rnles of precise academic examination of reports. Their effort in that fieId is something for Muslims to be proud of and to boast about before all nations. This is the bounty of Allah, which He grants to whom He wills, and Allah is AU-Sufficient for His creatures' needs, ~ll-~nowin~?~~ The Sunni scholars took the following steps to examine and check reports. They were able to save and protect the Sunnah from
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