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Eid al-Mubahila; Its Historic Perspective
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- Nazzar Al-Kadhim
Glorious Quran Chapter 3 Verse 61 says: And unto him who disputeth with thee therein after the knowledge hath come unto thee, Say! (O’ Our Apostle Muhammad!) ( Unto them ) come ye, let us summon our sons, and ( ye summon ) your sons, and ( we summon ) our women and ( ye ) your women, and ( we summon ) ourselves and ( ye ) yourselves and then let us invoke the curse of God on the liars !
The Historical Event of Mubahala (630 A.D.)
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- Author:
- Yasin T. al- Jibouri
There is no room here to trace how Christianity was disseminated in Nejran; suffices to say that the Ethiopian invasion of southern Arabia introduced Christianity there for the first time. The incident of Abraha and his elephant demonstrates the fact that they were quite fanatical in their religious fervor.
Mubahilah; An Extremely Imperative Event of History
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- Syeda Hajra
In the early days of Islam, Najran was a large center of people who had changed from idol worship to Christianity. The Holy Prophet (s.a.w) had sent letters to the heads of different countries inviting them to Islam. One such letter was addressed to the Christians of Najran. It read as follows: "In the Name of the God of Ibrahim, Ishaaq and Ya'qub.
An Account of the Mubahila (Imprecation) Ceremony
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- Sheikh Abbas Qomi
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- www.al-islam.org
We should know that the incident of Mubahila is from widely related reports (Mutawatir) and Sunni and Shia sects have mentioned in all commentaries, histories and books of traditions have related it with slight difference. Shaykh Tabarsi and others have narrated that a group of Christian nobles of Najran comprising of three persons, came to the Holy Prophet (S).
Eid al-Mubahila
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- Nazzar Al-Kadhim
Glorious Quran Chapter 3 Verse 61 says: And unto him who disputeth with thee therein after the knowledge hath come unto thee, Say! (O’ Our Apostle Muhammad!) ( Unto them ) come ye, let us summon our sons, and ( ye summon ) your sons, and ( we summon ) our women and ( ye ) your women, and ( we summon ) ourselves and ( ye ) yourselves and then let us invoke the curse of God on the liars !
Event of Mubahila
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In the early days of Islam, Najran was a large centre of people who had changed from idol worship to Christianity. The Holy Prophet (S) had sent letters to the heads of different countries inviting them to Islam. One such letter was addressed to the Christians of Najran. It read as follows:
Political Circumstance during the Imamate of Imam Musa al-Kazim
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- http://www.sibtayn.com
Name: Musa. Agnomen: Abu ’l-Hasan. Title: Al-Kâdhim. Father: Ja‘far bin Muhammad. Mother: Hamidah Khâtun. Birth: 7th Safar 128 AH in Abwâ’. Death: 25th Rajab 183 AH in Baghdad.
History of the Shrine of Imam Musa Al-Kadhim & Imam Muhammad Al-Jawad
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Anyone approaching Baghdad from the north or the west will be impressed by the sight of the four golden minarets at Kadhmayn, the Shrine of the Two Imams, Imam Musa Al-Kadhim and Imam Muhammad Taqi Al-Jawad, peace be upon them. They are respectively the Seventh and the Ninth of the Twelve Imams,
Anecdotes of Imam Musa al-Kazim (A.S.)
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- tebyan.net
Modesty One day Imam Musa Kazim was passing by the tent of a Nomad who was a black man. He went up to him and said "Salam-Alaikum", in a warm and friendly manner.
Imam Musa al-Kazim (A.S.)'s Words of Wisdom
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1 - The nafilas are the offertories of every believer to Allah. 2 - Hajj is the jihad of every weak.
