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Nahj and Ahlul Bayt (as)

Sources for this chapter:

Nahjul Balaaghah, Arabic, Explanation, Muhammad Abduh.

Nahjul Balaaghah, English Translation, Mohammed Askari Jafery.

Nahjul Balaaghah, English Translation of certain selections, Farouk Ebeid.

Nahjul Balaaghah, Arabic, Explanation, Dr. Subhi Al-Salih

Nahjul Balaaghah, English, Translation, Sayyid Ali Reza

Quran And Ahlul Bayt (as)

Sources for this chapter:
The Holy Quran, English Commentary, Yusuf Ali.
The Holy Quran, English Commentary, Mir Ahmad Ali.
Al‑Ghadeer, Al‑Amini.
Al‑Muraja’at, S. Sharafud’din.

Nahjul Balagha – An Overview

Sources for this chapter:
Nahjul Balaaghah, Arabic, Explanation, Muhammad Abduh.

Nahjul Balaaghah, English Translation, Mohammed Askari Jafery.

Nahjul Balaaghah, English Translation of certain selections, Farouk Ebeid.

Number of Khutbas and the pages are quoted from: Nahjul Balaaghah; by Dr. Subhi Al-Salih; first+ edition, Beirut, 1967.

An Overview of Hadiths

Main Sources for this chapter:

Sources of Hadith, Muhammad Al-Jalali.
Al-Saadiq and the Four Madh’habs, Asad Haidar.
Nahjul Balaaghah, English Translation of certain selections, Farouk Ebeid.

Salat

Main Sources for this chapter:

1. Al‑Saadiq and the Four Madh’habs, Asad Haidar.
2. Fiqh Al-Sunnah, Syed Saabiq.
3. Fiqh Imam Ja’far Al-Saadiq, Muhammad J. Maghniya.

Treatise of Madh’habs

As the Islamic world branched out into Shi’a and Sunni, the basic understanding of Islam continued to be identical to all schools of thought. The Shi’a adhered to Imam Ali’s explanation of the Sunnah of the Prophet (pbuh), they were named Al‑Khaassah, الخــاصـه meaning the elite, the distinctive, or the special, but such a name was generic. It was after the 12th Imam (Al-Mahdi المهدى ) went into major occultation that the Shi’a became (specifically) known as the twelvers, Ithna Ashari اثـنــا عـشـــرى , or Ja’fari الجـعـفـــرى.

Introduction

May we express our everlasting thanks to Allah for His Guidance and for granting us the love of His Messenger Muhammad (pbuh) and the devotion to his Sunnah!  Our gratitude is to Allah for making it possible to present this works to be of service to the Ummah. This book comes in four sections, each is about a fascinating side of the Muslim heritage; be it Shi’i or Sunni.  The intention of this works is to give a concise but somewhat comprehensive account of the two sides. Briefly said this book comes in the following format: