- Page 1 and 2: Naṣb and the NawāṣibA doctrina
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- Page 7 and 8: IntroductionAll praise is for Allah
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- Page 11 and 12: c. The areas of Naṣb.d.The effort
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- Page 17 and 18: Hereunder are the various positions
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- Page 33 and 34: Abū Mūsā al-Ashʿarī I narrates
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specifically applies to the Khawār
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11continued frim page 90It is for t
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This transition conveys to us the d
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However, it should be noted that in
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not deem them Nawāṣib and did no
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The reason for this confusion is th
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Ibn Muṭahhar al-Ḥillī 1 has st
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in the Dīn according to them. The
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المراد به )أي النا
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Likewise when one of the poets said
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Therefore some of them have accused
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5. A person who rejects a tradition
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Al-Jawāhirī has likewise consider
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Therefore, we find that al-Mufīd h
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In this regard there are two views:
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And al-Khājūʾī says:جل الم
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The Second Sub-ChapterThe History o
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H due to him waging war against the
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Probably the reason why these exhor
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Thereafter in the latter part of hi
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Without a doubt, it is not valid to
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Basrah, amongst others. 1 Why shoul
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His Absence in the Pledge of Riḍw
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Hence this initiative of ʿUthmān
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Thereafter the dispute shifted to
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كان القوم يختلفون إ
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Al-Subkī mentions:ل نحفظ عن
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O Allah, will all my blood ever suf
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And ʿAbd Allah ibn Salām I said t
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Could not get translation for this
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Ṭalḥah was the first person to
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كان إذا سئل عنه )ي
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is ʿĀʾishah J cursing the killer
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to be murdered and that ʿAlī I or
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make him a sign and a lesson today.
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However, it should be noticed that
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That is why Anas I would say:إن
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This was the case of most of the pe
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وزادنا حنقا قتلى تذ
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Ibn Taymiyyah has alluded to this w
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Reality attests that extremism is o
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And when it is said to them, “Fol
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On the other hand, in Iraq as well
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people would mention in their gathe
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Likewise Marwān ibn al-Ḥakam wou
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whose first priority was leadership
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message which brought their glory a
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he would never have confided in the
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Nabī H married the daughter of Ab
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ما بال هذا المر في أ
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in order to take revenge from his f
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completely normal when referring to
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accusations he will come across, fo
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• Kūfah and BaṣrahAlthough the
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وقد قامت لإلباضية د
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1• Zanjibār (Zanzibar)The Ibā
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1• KarkūyahYāqūt al-Ḥamawī
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There were two primary reasons whic
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However, in a very short time they
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Al-Idrīsī 1 has made mention of t
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1• The Zīzwā IslandAl-Idrīsī
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1• QābisIbn al-Athīr 2 and al-A
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The Second Category: Areas where Na
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Similarly its prevalence was not li
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In addition, probably the greatest
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إذا كنت في الشام فا
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له ذرية في العراق ي
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Muḥammad ibn ʿAlī 1 has alluded
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of Ijtihād (application of oneself
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The Fourth DiscussionThe Efforts of
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Ibn Taymiyyah says:يجب المر
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The second principle: They were not
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Akin to his situation was the situa
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Hence, they would not suffice on re
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them in Baṣrah and Shām, 1 Ibn a
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the scholars of the Ahl al-Sunnah e
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rightly guided Khulafāʾ, or the m
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in specific. Hence many of them com
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The narrations about fighting the K
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rationale behind debating them was
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كان شديدا على الخوا
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Likewise in Kūfah, Saʿīd ibn Zay
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Similarly, some of the Ṣaḥābah
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May Allah have mercy upon ʿAlī. I
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At another occasion a similar incid
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إن سليمان بن عبد ال
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He again demanded, “By Allah you
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متى بلغك أن الله تع
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كيف يكون من قتل الح
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حريز بن عثمان ليس ب
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That is why Abū Khaythamah 1 disca
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The Third Sub-ChapterThe Stance of
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The Umayyads are considered to be t
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Likewise, due to their immense hatr
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the influence of these interests is
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However, this does not exonerated t
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slave who was falsely attributed to
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mentioned. If he repented from them
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which case they still remained Musl
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So it was the familial ties which p
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ما ولدت أم محفز ألم
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was because they conceded the merit
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Furthermore, just as people fight f
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ولست بقاتل رجال يصل
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كان محمد بن علي بن أ
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lashed and crucified. 1 He also ord
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Hishām ibn Ḥassān 1 says:أحص
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هذا من جرأة الحجاج
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ما بقيت حرمة إل وقد
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for Saʿīd has died,” (this will
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to the advice of Rasūl Allah H reg
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Ibn Ḥazm has stated that after th
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noting that the Alawids throughout
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إن أهل البيت من بني
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of the Alawids becoming propelled b
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that you refrain?” If it is becau
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In all probability, Muʿāwiyah I h
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Even after the demise of Ḥasan I,
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centred around advancing the merits
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Upon which the former said:أما
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diminishing, depending on the surro
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He replied:أما الشعبي فل
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From the changes that he effected,
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أنت نزهتنا عن السب
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Every nation has a highbred and the
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They brought him down from the pulp
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From all the aforementioned, it is
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it is reported that he would exceed
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1• ʿAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Abī La
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Ibn Ḥajr states, “The reason wh
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they believed that they were disbel
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These brutal measures had surely pu
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The question might arise as to the
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was due to latter promising office
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these matters politically demanding
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Probably the most outstanding proof
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Three people are very odd: an Alawi
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And Al-Muktafī bī Allāh 1 also c
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1continued from page 3661 ➢➢He
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infuriated with the Umayyads. 1 Thi
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of your rights as long as you ackno
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ʿAlī were one due to them both be
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Abū Jaʿfar himself had alluded to
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This brutality, confinement and app
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And another said:تالله ما ف
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Probably the first indication towar
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or the pre-Islamic era in this worl
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Al-Mahdī rewarded him with seventy
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The impugning and tarnishing of ʿA
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Inheritance is not for anyone besid
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This conflict was not going to carr
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Much importance was paid to the pro
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