Islamic Books

Chapter 8 — Introductories to the Rebellion With the Prophet in His Final Disease The Prophet was in his final moments. The Angel Gabriel visited him ceaselessly. He had full knowledge of the future of his nation. He did his mission so completely, ...

Chapter 8 — Introductories to the Rebellion With ...

L. the Rebellion and the Dissipation of the Preeminent Trend Bed-ridden, Omar were engaged in planning for the future of Mohammed's nation. Evading no single face, he stated: "Had Abu-Ubeideh, Me'ath-bn-Jabal, Khalid-bn-Al-Waleed or Salim the slave ...

L. the Rebellion and the Dissipation of the Preemi...

Chapter 7 — the Rebellion The Historical Circumstance that Helped the Rebellion Prevail and the Legality Retreat A. the Clans of Quraish The Quraish consist of twenty five clans.131 The best and the most honorable clan is the sons of Hashim­bn­Ab...

Chapter 7 — the Rebellion The Historical Circumst...

Chapter 6 — The Perfection of the Religion and the Completion of the Grace By Nominating the Imam After the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) had designated Ali-bn-Abi-Talib as the Imam and his successor in front of that great population,...

Chapter 6 — The Perfection of the Religion and th...

Chapter 5 — Crowning Ali the Leader and the Prophet's Successor 1. When: the Farewell Pilgrimage The Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) pointed that that pilgrimage would be the last. Hence, the Muslims all over the world readied themselve...

Chapter 5 — Crowning Ali the Leader and the Proph...

Chapter 4 — Allah's Marrying His Confidant and His Apostle's Successor Fatima­bnt­Mohammed is the mistress of the ladies of the world61 and the nearest to the Prophet whose satisfaction is attained only when she is satisfied, and whose ire is arise...

Chapter 4 — Allah's Marrying His Confidant and Hi...

Chapter 3 — The Wali is the Master, the Imam and the Leader The Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) stated: “Allah revealed to me three attributes imputed to Ali exclusively. He is the master of the Muslims, the Imam of the God­fearing and t...

Chapter 3 — The Wali is the Master, the Imam and ...

Chapter 2 — The Pre­Adamic DivinePreparations for Nominating the Prophet'sSuccessor Before the Birth of Adam God, the Exalted, willed the Arab Prophet's being the final apostle, and Islam's being the final divine religion. He, the Elevated, also wi...

Chapter 2 — The Pre­Adamic DivinePreparations for ...

Part 4 — Chapter 1 Regulations of the Society Movement Like any other political society, the Islamic is bound by two main regulations: The first regulation is the divine jurisprudential formulation. It is the doctrine that represents the law effic...

Part 4 — Chapter 1 Regulations of the Society Mov...

A Model of the Ghadeer Declaration In his Al­Mu'jamul­Kabeer, At­Tabarani relates: (Hutheifeh­bn­Useid Al­Ghefari, the reverent companion of the Prophet, said: As he accomplished the rites of the Farewell Pilgrimage, the Prophet (peace be upon him...

A Model of the Ghadeer Declaration In his Al­Mu'j...

Chapter 6 — the Authority After the Prophet Shia’s Opinion A. Requisiteness of Authority They say: It is untrue that the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) left his nation without nominating a leader and an authority, since these two matte...

Chapter 6 — the Authority After the Prophet Shia’...

Chapter 5 — The Surrogate Authority In spite of the fact that (no inference in doctrinal texts), some used their own inference in questions about which decisive doctrinal texts were instituted. This inference led its owners to misconceive that it is...

Chapter 5 — The Surrogate Authority In spite of t...

Chapter 4 — the Muslims' Attitudes Towards theAuthority After the Prophet Regarding the authority succeeding the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), Muslims were engaged in two main parties each of whom is claiming following the manifest rig...

Chapter 4 — the Muslims' Attitudes Towards theAuth...

Chapter 3 — The Competent Practitioner ofNominating the Authority As we have previously mentioned, it is necessary that each doctrine has a legitimate authority being coherent and perfecting that doctrine. It is unrealizable to find a divine doctrin...

Chapter 3 — The Competent Practitioner ofNominatin...

Part 3 — Chapter 1 — Signification of Authority It has been conspicuous that the entire Sahaba's ultimate decency conception did create a factual authority that installed seeable effects on jurisprudential and political life of Islam. This authority...

Part 3 — Chapter 1 — Signification of Authority I...

Chapter 5 — Prospects Attached to the Sahaba'sUltimate Decency Conception The innovators of the Sahaba's ultimate decency conception attached the following prospects to their fabrication: 1. Misrepresenting the divine property of the Prophet's prog...

Chapter 5 — Prospects Attached to the Sahaba'sUlti...

In the Absence of the Doctrinal Authority People confess that the Islamic nation would indisputably assent to seventy three parties. Saving one, the whole would be sent to hell­fire. Nevertheless, they were divided into various discrepant sects and ...

In the Absence of the Doctrinal Authority People ...

Chapter 4 — The Jurisprudential Roots of the Sahaba's Ultimate Decency Conception The Sahaba's ultimate decency conception was formulated and concluded in such a secure approach that it perfectly ensures the inventors' past, present and future, and ...

Chapter 4 — The Jurisprudential Roots of the Sahab...

Chapter 3 — Purpose of Inventing the Sahaba'sUltimate Decency Conception 1. Substantiation 1. Substantiating the process of the wrongful seizure of power: Muawiya, the ‘released’, the son of the ‘released’ and one of the inclined­hearted category, ...

Chapter 3 — Purpose of Inventing the Sahaba'sUltim...

Chapter 2 — Political Roots of the Sahaba'sUltimate Decency Conception Islamic political system A. Contradiction Between Idealism and Reality There is a complete difference between the Islamic political system adopted since the Prophet's decease t...

Chapter 2 — Political Roots of the Sahaba'sUltimat...

M. The Rebellion and the Dissipation of the Preeminent Trend Bed­ridden, Omar were engaged in planning for the future of Mohammed's nation. Evading no single face, he stated: "Had Abu­Ubeideh, Me'ath­bn­Jabal, Khalid­bn­Al­Waleed or Salim the slave ...

M. The Rebellion and the Dissipation of the Preemi...