said: “‘O Shamara gardens, there is nothing like you in view. I have ophthalmia that has made the doctor tired. Your earth is camphor; your light is a flower giving a good scent after plowing. “When Harun woke and ordered me to sing him a song, I song him these lines. So he said: ‘Woe unto you! Where is Shamara? I told him about the story. So he ordered fourteen thousand dinars to be given to me, and I bought it.”[2] 3. Yehya al‐Mekki song Harun a song and delighted him, and he said to him: “O Yehya, rise and take what is in the house.” Yehya thought that there were carpets and garments in the house. However, he found in it notes and coins. They were carried before him. When they were counted, they were fifty thousand dirhams.[3] 4. Yehya song him a song through this poetry line When does the thousands meet with all the camels that ascend a valley and descend to a valley? So Harun had wine until evening, and then he ordered ten thousand dirhams to be given to him.[4] 5. Al‐Rashid became angry with al‐Mousili and ordered him to be imprisoned. One day he sat and remembered his good songs, so he said: “If al‐Mousili was present, [1] Abu al‐Farajj al‐Asfahani, al‐Aghani, vol.,4 p. 74. [2] Ibid, vol. 5, pp. 174‐175. [3] Ibid, vol. 6, p. 187. [4] Ibid., p. 185. our affair and delight would be perfect.” Accordingly, one of those who were sitting with him said to him: “Commander of the faithful, shall we bring him? He did not commit a great crime.” So he sent for him. When he stood before him, he ordered him to sing him a song. So he sang him a song through this poetry line: Ni‘man’s belly exudes musk when she walks among ashamed women. Al‐Rashid became delighted. He ordered the shackles to be untied. Then he ordered him to be covered with robes of honor, and ordered thirty thousand dirhams to be given to him.[1] 6. Ibrahim al‐Mousili sang al‐ Rashid one of his best songs, and he became so delighted that he said: “I have never heard a song greater in gathering generosity, delight, and good skill than this one!” So Ibrahim asked him: “If a man granted you two hundred thousand dirhams, would you be delighted at it or at this song?” “By Allah, I am more delighted at this song than the two million dirhams,” al‐Rashid replied. Presented by http://www.alhassanain.com & http://www.islamicblessings.com

• Page 2: Introduction Chapter II : His Geniu
• Page 6: D. Imam Musa loves ‘Ali Bin Yaqte
• Page 10: his own generous abilities. In this
• Page 14: through it was forgiven.”[3] In h
• Page 18: the Prophet). They are the life shi
• Page 22: Bayt toward them, it was severe and
• Page 26: This sound way was chosen by some p
• Page 30: They say: “His inclination and op
• Page 34: message to be burnt in a fire was i
• Page 38: Chapter II : His Genius and Superio
• Page 42: whom human history has ever known i
• Page 46: Abu Hanifa was among those who beli
• Page 50: prohibited. He permitted them to be
• Page 54: This means that all signs and quali
• Page 58: is achieved when it is good. Surely
• Page 62: nature?" The boy turned to him and
• Page 66: Hearing, Knowing." Then he turned t
• Page 70: the intellectual life in Islam. Aft
• Page 74: When you meet him, recite my greeti
• Page 78: They found in the grandson of the g
• Page 82: [1] Al‐Irshad. A'lam al‐Wara. A
• Page 86: 1. Kitab Ma'ani al‐Qur'an (a book
• Page 90: [3] Al‐A'lam, vol. 1, p. 186. Al
• Page 94: The Authority fears the Imam's Scho
• Page 98: "O my little son, whoever unveils (
• Page 102: them, who dedicated themselves to i
• Page 106: nor rough. His eye does not precede
• Page 110: liberality, kindness to men, steadf
• Page 114: far from all the factors of decline
• Page 118: 1. He must have the comprehensive c
• Page 122: justice. This self immunity arouses
• Page 126: ‐Do they choose a righteous perso
• Page 130: guided (people) by Our commands, an
• Page 134: "Accordingly, how do they choose th
• Page 138: to whom men should resort. All the
• Page 142: has planted, then let him follow 'A
• Page 146: Dawud Bin Kuthayr hurried to Imam A
• Page 150: with one of your offspring for the
• Page 154: "He is Isma'il," they all said. "O
• Page 158: Imam al‐Sadiq has praised his son
• Page 162: his time and was among the great, g
• Page 166: 19. Al‐Sayyid Kazim al‐Yemeni "
• Page 170: [2] Al‐Sawa'iq al‐Muhriqa, p. 1
• Page 174: sent him a purse in which was a tho
• Page 178: 9. He is among the Imams of Muslims
• Page 182: two of them: 1. Deduction is obliga
• Page 186: Without doubt, the stars have not c
• Page 190: and the hadith always magnify the a
• Page 194: "Do you thing that you are a small
• Page 198: countries. If clouds touch the surf
• Page 202: Imam Musa, peace be on him, has quo
• Page 206: inspiration, then they must turn aw
• Page 210: Nevertheless, they associate others
• Page 214: 2. They have faith in Allah. 3. The
• Page 218: abundant reason is the best thing w
• Page 222: and ask Him to perfect his reason.
• Page 226: [1] Al‐Waafi. determination and c
• Page 230: greatness, My power, My radiance, a
• Page 234: "Then gently advise him. If his hea
• Page 238: eternity. His staying deters ambiti
• Page 242: informs none of His creatures; He a
• Page 246: 2. Al‐Fakhr al‐Razi Explaining
• Page 250: faith justice and love prevail (soc
• Page 254: according to the limit He wants fro
• Page 258: weariness, for they are a key to al
• Page 262: imma'a!" ‐What is the imma'a? ‐
• Page 266: estrict yourself to the Fire.” Re
• Page 270: for me except from You, and there i
• Page 274: “O Allah, repay to all Your creat
• Page 278: [1] Al‐Waafi, vol. 3, p. 78. [2]
• Page 282: [2] Zahr al‐Adab, vol. 1, p. 132.
• Page 286: no tradition (reported) on the auth
• Page 290: unanimous resolution of the communi
• Page 294: ‐Explain to me what you have said
• Page 298: of Allah’s Apostle, may Allah ble
• Page 302: ‐How is that the origin of the Tr
• Page 306: The ignorant wonder at the wise mor
• Page 310: The more appropriate knowledge to y
• Page 314: obligation, while it is Allah Who l
• Page 318: from human's rights. We are not bus
• Page 322: Any way, the Umayyad authorities to
• Page 326: honors after occupying Yethrib (Med
• Page 330: ear witness that Muhammed is the Ap
• Page 334: 'Amru b. al‐Hamaq al‐Khaza'i, M
• Page 338: [1] Tarikh al‐Harakat al‐Fikriy
• Page 342: extent that they became poor and es
• Page 346: Showing Despise toward the Peoples
• Page 350: them of salaries and daily bread, t
• Page 354: first to bring singers from other c
• Page 358: Nazar knows that my people boast of
• Page 362: Islamic world, and that it would no
• Page 366: they spared no effort to overthrow
• Page 370: Abu Muslim is elected Ibrahim al‐
• Page 374: lying. I have seen some eggs in the
• Page 378: Zaab River along with a great army
• Page 382: Merwan was sure of his inevitable f
• Page 386: among the greatest lessons and exam
• Page 390: O Commander of those who are free f
• Page 394: ‐They have not come not because o
• Page 398: "O Abu 'Abd Allah, do you say that?
• Page 402: Ahl al‐Bayt; rather it resulted f
• Page 406: He was asked: "Is it difficult for
• Page 410: Abu Ja'far al‐Mansur went too far
• Page 414: ottom of meanness and lowliness! B.
• Page 418: So this is a night lamp in the dark
• Page 422: [3] Al‐Tabari, Tarikh. thousand d
• Page 426: enemy has power over him; he whose
• Page 430: al‐Mansur, saying to him: ‐Let
• Page 434: His Ruinous Offences The history of
• Page 438: 3. His Embezzling Properties Al‐M
• Page 442: The 'Alawids were disposed by natur
• Page 446: marry her in order to protect his c
• Page 450: meet him with humbleness and asceti
• Page 454: Allah bless him and his family. The
• Page 458: certainly try you with somewhat of
• Page 462: authority of his father on the auth
• Page 466: was drinking water, Abu al‐Azhar
• Page 470: He was similar to his grandfather t
• Page 474: Maqaal, vol. 2, p. 174. [3] Al‐Ta
• Page 478: Al‐Mansur said to him: "O Hajjajj
• Page 482: al‐Hajjajj did to his masters, th
• Page 486: Through this action al‐Mansur rea
• Page 490: He thought that the Imam, peace be
• Page 494: him, was arrested in Iraq.[1] Imam
• Page 498: asked him: ‐May I be your ransom,
• Page 502: ‐Do not be like me, but be less t
• Page 506: ‐What made you come? ‐Tyranny h
• Page 510: the Muslims. [1] Mukhtasar Akhbar a
• Page 514: Mansur. Did he represent him in Yet
• Page 518: eported that many of the Umayyad an
• Page 522: Al‐Mehdi spent on his sensual des
• Page 526: inhabited it, he would not accuse Y
• Page 530: Any way, al‐Mehdi harbored intens
• Page 534: which they could remove his blessin
• Page 538: ‐By Allah, you are truthful, O Co
• Page 542: ‐By Allah, I have not done that,
• Page 546: [1] Khulasat al‐Dhahab al‐Masbu
• Page 550: esponded to him. He said to him: "S
• Page 554: itual ablution and prayed. Then he
• Page 558: saying: “By Allah, bad is what yo
• Page 562: After a terrible conflict between t
• Page 566: orders! [1] Maqatil al‐Talibiyyin
• Page 570: 342. harbored, You threw him on his
• Page 574: thank You for Your favors, and amon
• Page 578: continues against him, the tribulat
• Page 582: Allah responded to the supplication
• Page 586: was. He came to know of the affair.
• Page 590: A historian exaggerated when he add
• Page 594: 2. Those who are unable to maintain
• Page 598: the Islamic governments spent their
• Page 604: the historians have mentioned in re
• Page 608: Bahila at the door. I have never se
• Page 612: [1] Tabaqat al‐Shu'ara', p. 252.
• Page 616: and decided that it is forbidden fo
• Page 620: forty thousand dirhams to be given
• Page 624: [4] Sayyidat al‐Bilat al‐'Abbas
• Page 628: preserved the government of the gro
• Page 632: However, when he and his sons were
• Page 636: fornication while they punish those
• Page 640: public treasury, which is nowadays
• Page 644: Ibrahim al‐Mousili promised al‐
• Page 648: [2] Sayyidat al‐Bilat al‐'Abbas
• Page 652: him about the days and the stories
• Page 656: Commander of the faithful,” repli
• Page 660: made it forbidden for the Muslims t
• Page 664: 4, p. 47. So if ‘Abbas is more en
• Page 668: uried.[1] Al‐Rashid said: “I ha
• Page 672: tragedy. ‘Ubayd Allah al‐Nisabu
• Page 676: So al‐Rashid became calm and said
• Page 680: Egypt. He arrived in it at night. H
• Page 684: was busy thinking of his affair, a
• Page 688: to al‐Husayn, the leader at the B
• Page 692: strength. ‘Abd Allah refused to d
• Page 696: efore him, he said to his policemen
• Page 700: [1] Ibn al‐Athir, al‐Kamil, vol
• Page 704: Chapter XIII : The Time of the Imam
• Page 708: secret movements that affected Isla
• Page 712: He wept over those bygone from amon
• Page 716: “O Allah’s Apostle, put these (
• Page 720: Imams of Ahl al‐Bayt, who resiste
• Page 724: offences. As such education is not
• Page 728: and was established by Mani, son of
• Page 732: mention that. The Zeradishtiya The
• Page 736: ordered him to be executed, and he
• Page 740: pheasant, it has not been mentioned
• Page 744: error, so they resisted them and sp
• Page 748: eforming exterior comes out of it a
• Page 752: as the eyes do. The eyes attain Him
• Page 756: help him nor a minister to manage f
• Page 760: to know is to do. If we prove knowl
• Page 764: to be done or ordered it not to be
• Page 768: corruption. Dissoluteness included
• Page 772: caliph decided according to his per
• Page 776: For these noble principles the ‘A
• Page 780: on him, has mentioned what al‐Say
• Page 784: very far from the thinking of the a
• Page 788: among you; therefore listen to him
• Page 792: ehind it drowned and died.” For t
• Page 796: in clay![1] The Shi‘ites have off
• Page 800: Exemplary Punishments on the Shi‘
• Page 804: The authorities took all the proced
• Page 808: When Muhammed b. ‘Abd Allah was d
• Page 812: and his family. The ‘Alawids have
• Page 816: maintained that the Imam after al
• Page 820: in respect with the fundamental and
• Page 824: differed. 5. Al‐Semetiya They cla
• Page 828: expresses the beliefs of al‐Isma
• Page 832: their vague errors. Al‐Hekem b. a
• Page 836: excessive. This accusation has been
• Page 840: A dangerous problem happened during
• Page 844: 2. The Accusation of Shi‘ism Some
• Page 848: espite until the following morning,
• Page 852: hadith. Any way, many companions of
• Page 856: [4] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal. [5] He is a
• Page 860: 18. Ahmed Bin Muhammed al‐Najashi
• Page 864: He is among the companions of Imam
• Page 868: [3] Lisan al‐Mizan, vol. 1, p. 47
• Page 872: 49. Jahm Bin Abi Juhaym He is trust
• Page 876: he was the minister of al‐Mehdi,
• Page 880: 69. Al‐Husayn Bin Bashshar al‐M
• Page 884: [4] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal, vol. 1, p.
• Page 888: 89. Hammad Bin ‘Uthman Bin Ziyad
• Page 892: 98. Khalid Bin Ramad al‐Qalanisi
• Page 896: [6] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal. Al‐Khulas
• Page 900: [2] Jami' al‐Ruwat, vol. 1, p. 31
• Page 904: have brought to them from them runs
• Page 908: In his Rijal, Shaykh al‐Tusi has
• Page 912: He reported traditions on the autho
• Page 916: through death. As for your brother,
• Page 920: A sufficient proof of his reliabili
• Page 924: He is one of the companions of Imam
• Page 928: 181. ‘Abd Allah Bin Sinan Bin Tar
• Page 932: His kunya was Abu Muhammed. He was
• Page 936: . ‘Isa was a Waqifite and was the
• Page 940: Imama (the Imamate), al‐Wafat (De
• Page 944: [1] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal, vol. 2, p.
• Page 948: conditions and asked him to permit
• Page 952: Then he ordered a prize to be given
• Page 956: [1] Al‐Keshi, Rijal, p. 270. [2]
• Page 960: He is an Arab. He lived in al‐Ahw
• Page 964: 232. Muhammed Bin Ibrahim al‐Mous
• Page 968: this we conclude that the Shi‘a f
• Page 972: asked them: “Do you see anybody i
• Page 976: He is better known as Abu ‘Abd Al
• Page 980: on Hunting and Slaughtering), Kitab
• Page 984: This tradition is a proof of that h
• Page 988: [2] Ibid., pp. 125‐126. Mu’min
• Page 992: D. Al‐Ihtijajj fi Imamat Amir al
• Page 996: Allah (al‐Sadiq) and devoted hims
• Page 1000: place of all the parties. Al‐Mufa
• Page 1004: “I recommend you to fear Allah, t
• Page 1008: commandments are full of urging men
• Page 1012: 3. He, peace be on him, said: “Al
• Page 1016: 275. Musa Bin al‐Hasan In his (bo
• Page 1020: ooks; among them are: Kitab al‐Ta
• Page 1024: came and stood beside me. He looked
• Page 1028: 2. Kitab al‐Dalalat ‘ala Huduth
• Page 1032: My little son, even if your questio
• Page 1036: 3. With al‐Nazzam Al‐Nazzam mai
• Page 1040: Mu‘tazilites depending on Hisham
• Page 1044: negate it through resorting to the
• Page 1048: J. His Death Hisham struggled in th
• Page 1052: [1] Al‐Nejashi, Rijal, p. 341. [2
• Page 1056: He is among the companions of Imam
• Page 1060: Thumali in his time was like Selman
• Page 1064: F. His Piety Yunus had great piety
• Page 1068: Baqee‘.[3] Before we end this cha
• Page 1072: Makfuf (In his book al‐Rijal), Ch
• Page 1076: youngest. Al‐Ashnani (an author)
• Page 1080: quite large, yet when a question ov
• Page 1084: 6. He, peace be on him, said: “Ma
• Page 1088: [2] Al‐Menaqib, vol. 4, p. 367. U
• Page 1092: praising him while you are the poet
• Page 1096: “Commander of the faithful, if al
• Page 1100: al‐Rashid, and he answered: “Th
• Page 1104: espected and admired his brother Im
• Page 1108: al‐Amin). He explained to him tha
• Page 1112: determination; he [1] Maqatil al‐
• Page 1116: Appear, they will not disappear. So
• Page 1120: conquered the Yemen and controlled
• Page 1124: other Ahmed, saying: “My father a
• Page 1128: first one. Lady Tashi, a righteous
• Page 1132: [4] Mustadrakat al‐Wasa'il. The l
• Page 1136: one of them was called ‘Ali, and
• Page 1140: [1] Jami' al‐Ansab, p. 65. [2] Al
• Page 1144: [1] 'Uyun Akhbar al‐Rida, pp. 348
• Page 1148: Shi‘ites rose as a sign of honori
• Page 1152: Then he passed away. Alas! What bit
• Page 1156: al‐Nawwab al‐A‘zam Shah Zada
• Page 1160: [7] Noor al‐Abbsar, p. 180. 2. He
• Page 1164: admiring and respecting the Imam. W
• Page 1168: mother! If I gave this (Imam Musa)
• Page 1172: him, he would take it away from him
• Page 1176: Immediately Harun sent for Ja‘far
• Page 1180: [1] 'Uyun Akhbar al‐Rida. Al‐To
• Page 1184: ecited these words of him, the Exal
• Page 1188: holiest worship in Islam. He ordere
• Page 1192: have become well‐acquainted with
• Page 1196: his behavior since he has been hand
• Page 1200: ordered to do a detested thing to h
• Page 1204: he responded to him. Any way, histo
• Page 1208: provided me, and veiled me from peo
• Page 1212: [1] Maqatil al‐Talibiyyin, pp. 50
• Page 1216: you go out through the closed doors
• Page 1220: 7. The Imam appoints his Successor
• Page 1224: the right to uncover and spread my
• Page 1228: give it as a gift or change anythin
• Page 1232: Certainly Harun saw the various mir
• Page 1236: answers to the questions of ‘Ali
• Page 1240: hereafter. Do not harbor malice aga
• Page 1244: When the Imam, peace be on him, ate
• Page 1248: 21. To the High Comrade The poison
• Page 1252: was firstly made by al‐Sindi and
• Page 1256: it. The late Shaykh Muhammed Mulla
• Page 1260: sorrowful. Sulayman relieved their
• Page 1264: The masses surrounded the Holy Coff
• Page 1268: Anyone who acknowledges God should

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