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(2/2) The whims are upon four branches – upon the rebellion, and the animosity, and the lustful desires, and the tyranny. So the one who rebels, is change of circumstances would be frequent and he would be isolated from, and would have restrictions upon him; and the one who

(The book) ‘Al Kafi’ – From Suleym Bin Qays Al Hilali, ‘From Amir Al-Momineen (a) having said: The Disbelief is built upon four pillars – the mischief, the exaggeration, and the doubt, and the suspicion. And the immorality is upon four branches – upon the disloyalty, and the

@tempkashmir @Rydro313 Not bad, but hatred for the Ahlulbayt (a) is already implicitly included. Religion is not built on what we personally feel or think; it is defined by revelation and by the guidance of those whom the Prophet (s) ordered us to follow adn the Prophet (s) did not leave us with

You’re reading this through a modern racial framework that simply did not exist in the classical islamic world. This narration is usually misread because of a modern racial lens imposed on pre-modern terminology. "Zanj" was never a racial term meaning "all africans" or "black

I am quoting you here because the OP blocked me. Look at the hypocrisy of the bakris. That guy casually declared the entirety of the shias as ku*ffar, yet he have nothing to say about that. Not a single lecture about "unity" when takfir is being thrown around. I simply showed

“Why Imam Ali (a) Did Not Abolish Taraweeh During His Caliphate – A Shia Perspective” This question posed often by the sunnis, assumes that Imam Ali (a) ruled over a loyal, ideologically aligned base that was ready to absorb every reform he implemented, which is historically

“The Mirage of False Expectation and the Certainty of Death” ‘It has been narrated that the Prophet (s) took three sticks and set one of them in front of him, another one next to it, and the third far away from the two. He (s) then asked, 'Do you know what this is?' to which

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Quran does not condemn every form of calling upon someone. What it condemns is calling upon someone as an independent deity besides Allah or believing they possess power independently of Him. ‘Your Lord says: Call upon Me and I will respond to you. Indeed those who are too

First of all, no one says taqiyyah is always required, but it is required most of the time when circumstances demand it. Divine authorities do not act on emotions or impulsive heroics, they act according to what is apparent and possible in their situation. For example, Imam Ali

List of sunni schoalrs who believed in the “beardless youth with curly hair” narrations and authenticed it.

Ibn Taymiyyah affirms that the Prophet (s) saw Allah as a young man with curly hair.

Ahmad ibn Hanbal, one of the most prominent and influential wunni scholars, affirmed this narration of “beardless youth with curly hair” and held to it without engaging in debate over it.

First of all, no one says taqiyyah is always required, but it is required most of the time when circumstances demand it. Divine authorities do not act on emotions or impulsive heroics, they act according to what is apparent and possible in their situation. For example, Imam Ali

Here are a few more loudmouths with huge followings

Here are a few more loudmouths with huge followings

Another one lmao. These guys love running their mouths when they’re surrounded by laymen, but the moment someone actually pushes back they disappear. I hadn’t even properly started yet, just posted 4–5 of my posts about his mother aisha, and he instantly ran for the block button.

It has been narrated from Abi Abdillah al-Sadiq (a) having said:, ‘Ali (a) Bin Al-Husayn (a) was saying: We have Revealed this in the Night of Pre-determination [97:1]. Allah Mighty and Majestic Spoke the Truth. Allah Revealed the Quran during the Night of the Pre-determination

@abalhadii @Shiite_Happens First of all, that "12th Imam (a) in the clouds" thing is a complete strawman. That’s not even what shias believe. But let’s entertain it for a second. According to the quran, Isa (a) was literally raised into the heavens. If you want to be sarcastic about it, that’s far more

So according to you, going into hiding to avoid being k!lled by tyrants is a "fairytale"? Then i guess you should take that complaint to the quran itself. In the quran: • Musa (a) had his birth concealed because firawn was sl@ughtering newborn boys. Allah says his mother was