Chapter Six – Imam al-Mahdi (as) and the Ulema of Ahle Sunnah

  This Nasibi and his like minded friends think that Imam Al-Askari (as) had no children. According to them the Shia have made up this story to keep their belief in Imamate alive. This is a preposterous notion. Even the scholars of Ahle Sunnah are convinced of this...

Chapter Seven- The four representatives and other issues

  Abu Muhammad al Afriqi stated: Uthman ibn Sa‘id remained the “representative of the Hidden Imam” for a number of years. In all that time he was the only link the Shi‘ah had with their Imam. During that time he supplied the Shi‘i community with tawqi‘at, or written...

Chapter Eight: Conclusion

We have seen that Taqiyyah is part and parcel of the Islamic religion. Allah (swt) desires that His Servants come to him and worship Him (swt), but at the same time does not impose duress upon His Creation. We have seen from our analysis that the Holy Qu’ran and the...

Chapter One: Introduction

  The Shi’a of Maula ‘Ali (as) are a people whose legacy of truth is so sharp and hard hitting that many of our opposing ‘ulama choose to steer clear from engaging in any type of lively discussions with us. Their fear is so strong that these self declared advocates of...