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Imamate; Divine guides in Islam

Imamate, the pinnacle of Islamic theology has been under criticism by the masses. Its roots in esoteric knowledge and that the Imam holds this divine authority even before they are born in this world or rather their creation is solely for this purpose, is something that has always been difficult to accept by the people of man made appointments and authorities over the Islamic community.

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Imamate; Divine guides in Islam

 Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Defining the concept of Imamate Chapter Three: The doctrine of Imamah from a Sunni perspective Chapter Four: The Takwini and Tashri’i authorities of Prophets and Imams Chapter Five: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part I) Chapter Six: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part II) Chapter Seven: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part III) Chapter Eight: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part IV) Chapter Nine: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part V) Chapter Ten: The doctrine of Imamate from the Qur’an Chapter Eleven: Obeying the Ul’il Amr Chapter Twelve: Nasibi objection at the false claimants of Imamate Chapter Thirteen: The Nasibi methodology of producing the Abdullah Ibn Saba card to negate the doctrine of Imamate Chapter Fourteen: Conclusion

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