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And Salar, I don't even have words for him, went from "I completely hate him" to "Please Allah help him."☠️ Umaira Ahmad is one of the household names in Pakistan not just for her books but for the countless adaptations of her novels into TV dramas. Her rampant popularity was exactly why, that when I started reading Pir e Kamil, I delved in with super high expectations and to say the least, it was bitterly disappointing, shallow, preachy & insensitive. This is also mentioned in a hadith both Shi'a and Sunnis have narrated from Imam al-Rida (a), it says that on the Day of Judgment, every group is summoned by their divine book and the tradition of their prophet and leader. [20] Haji Nuri and Aqa Buzurg Tihrani have attributed the latter to the author of Dala'il al-imama. However, some people have argued that the book is more recent than Dala'il al-imama. They claim that both books have not been written by the same author.

I can't even write a synopsis cause' you have to read it to know it otherwise it'll kind of spoil it. The imam's Arabic titles are used by the majority of Twelver Shia who use Arabic as a liturgical language, including the Usooli, Akhbari, Shaykhi, and to a lesser extent Alawi. Turkish titles are generally used by Alevi, a fringe Twelver group, who make up around 10% of the world Shia population. The titles for each imam literally translate as "First Ali", "Second Ali", and so forth. Mattar, Philip (2004). Encyclopedia of the modern Middle East & North Africa. Detroit, Mich: Macmillan Reference USA. ISBN 9780028657691. The difference between prophethood and explanation of the knowledge of the Holy Prophet (s) is obvious and does not need much explanation; as prophethood means that the Prophet (s) receives revelation, hears God's word, sees His messenger and either delivers an independent religion or preaches the religion before himself. The al-Tabligh Verse [18] is also referring to the same issue; since, according to this verse and the hadiths about the cause of its revelation, imamate has such a great position that if the Prophet (s) did not announce it, it was as if he (a) had not accomplished his mission and his efforts would be lost. [19] On the Day of JudgmentI bought this book with very high expectations, but I was bitterly disappointed. The story is entirely based on themes of dissatisfaction regarding ones life and religious belief. Now, such a sensitive topic has extensively been discussed in literature, but this writer dealt it with most amateur manner. She adamantly resorted to humiliate a religious minority (whose beliefs are much contradictory to the Islamic teachings) and used most derogatory language against the spiritual leader of this particular religious group. This is highly undesirable. Imama run away from her house. She was compelled to do this act because of her family sect. On the other hand Salar is in need to know the answers of his questions. Asharites regard it obligatory but because they do not believe in rational goodness and evil (al-husn wa l-qubh al-'Aqliyyayn) and any obligation for God, they regard imamate obligatory for people due to hadiths, not rationally obligatory. 'Adud al-Din al-Iji believes that 'Asharites consider appointment of Imam obligatory according to hadiths meaning that existence and appointment of Imam is necessary because God has said so, not because our intellect has concluded it. [24]

Abu Ja'far Muhammad b. Jarir b. Yazid al-Tabari (d. 310/922-3), a Sunni Muslim, the author of Tafsir al-Tabri and Tarikh al-Tabari. Until the 7th/13th century, none of Shia hadith scholars and authors note such a person. Only in 664/1265-6, al-Sayyid b. Tawus has mentioned some of the hadiths of Dala'il al-imama in his works for the first time. About his place of living, there is no historical report available. But according to his sources in narration, who lived in Baghdad, it would be safe to assume that he must have spent many years of his life in Iraq especially Baghdad.Corbin, Henry (1993) [1964]. History of Islamic Philosophy (in French). Translated by Sherrard, Liadain; Sherrard, Philip. London; Kegan Paul International in association with Islamic Publications for The Institute of Ismaili Studies. ISBN 0-7103-0416-1.

Imamate in Shia doctrine, the doctrine of the leadership of the Muslim community. For specific Shia sects, see:Given the above mentioned points, it can be said that the definition of imamate as the "leadership of the Islamic society in religious and worldly affairs as the successor of the Prophet (s)" is accepted by all Islamic schools. [11] In the View of Shi'a Initially, I thought Imama would turn out to be like every other female lead of an Urdu novel but she surprisingly had more spine and better judgment.