An-Nass Wel-Ijtihad (Text and Interpretation)

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Author: Abdul Husayn Sharafuddeen Al-Musawi
Translator: Abdullah al-Shahin
Publisher: Ansariyan Publications – Qum
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A glance at the author’s biography
His birth and upbringing
His study
His return to Mountain Aamil
His travel to Egypt
His national jihad
In Damascus
In Egypt
In Palestine
His return to his country (Mountain Aamil)
His delving in traditions
His letters
His prose
His speeches
His criticizing poetry
His generosity
His dignity
His assist to people of knowledge and pen
His works
His lost works
His projects and heritage
His visiting the sacred places
Najaf was in need of him
His death and burial
Introduction
An-Nass wel-Ijtihad
Preface
Chapter one: Interpretations of Abu Bakr and his followers
The day of saqeefa
The second situation
the third situation
The army of Ussama bin Zayd
The share of those whose hearts are made to incline (to the truth)
The share of the relatives
Bequeathing by the Prophets
The donation of Fatima
Hurting Fatima (s)
The Prophet (s) orders Abu Bakr and Umar
11. The Prophet (s) orders Abu Bakr and Umar for the second time
The Kharijites
Killing the Kharijites
They are the worst of people
The Kharijites’ apostasy
Fighting innocent people
The day of al-Bitah
Who was Malik?
What was the guilt of Malik?
Khalid’s advance towards al-Bitah
Killing Malik and his people
The anger of Abu Qatada and Umar
How wonder it is!
Showing the opinion
Some fairness
Conclusion
Preventing from writing down the prophetic traditions
A task
Chapter two
Interpretation of Umar and his followers
The calamity of Thursday
The true fact of this calamity
The excuses of the resistants
Refuting the excuses in other ways
Sheikh al-Bishri admires what we have said
Treaty of al-Hudaybiya
The event in details
Aggressiveness of Quraysh and the wisdom of the Prophet (s)
Fright of the polytheists and request for peace
Umar disdains the conditions of the truce
Carrying out the treaty of peace
The fruit of the peace
Coming back to Medina
Deliverance the Oppressed were promised of
The Prophet’s prayer for ibn Ubayy, the hypocrite
The Prophet’s prayers for some of the believers
Paradise is for the monotheists
The pleasure of the hajj
22. Temporary marriage
23. Changing the azan
24. “come to the best of deeds”
Note
25. Changing the rules of divorce
26. The prayer of taraweeh
27. The prayer of funerals
28. Bequeathing between brothers and sisters
29. Shortage of inheritance
30. Inheritance of grandfather when there are brothers
31. Common inheritance
32. The share of the heirs
33. Uncle’s inheritance from his sister’s son
34. Iddah of a pregnant woman
Note
35. Marrying a missing husband’s wife
36. Selling bondwomen
37. Necessity of Tayammum when there is no water
38. Two supererogatory Rak’as after Asr prayer
39. Displacing Abraham’s temple
40. Weeping for the dead
41. The Prophet (s) confirms truthfulness of Hatib
42. The Prophet’s book to his emirs
43. Dividing the charities
44. The Prophet (s) orders Umar to hide his faith
45. Fasting at the beginning of Islam
46. Prohibiting wine
47. The Prophet (s) forbids from killing al-Abbas and others
48. Taking ransom from the prisoners of Badr
49. Prisoners of Hunayn
50. The fleers from jihad
Note
51. The Prophet (s) orders his companions not to answer Abu Sufyan in Uhud
52. Spying although prohibited
53. Legislating a limit to women’s dowries
54. Changing legal penalties
55. Taking non-legislated ransom
56. Penalty of adultery
57. Canceling the penalty of al-Mugheera
58. His severity to Jabala bin al-Abham
59. His severity to Abu Hurayra
60. His severity to Sa’d bin Abu Waqqas
61. His severity to Khalid bin al-Waleed
62. Beating and exiling Dhabee’
63. Exiling Nasr bin Hajjaj
64. Exceeding the legal penalty with his son
65. Cutting the tree of al-Hudaybiya
66. Umm Hani complains against him to the Prophet (s)
67. The day of consultation (an-Najwa)
68. His indulgence to Mo’awiya
69. His illegal order
70. Inventing the Shura
Chapter three
Othman and his followers’ Interpretations
71. His kindness to his relatives
72. His prayer in travel
Chapter four
Aa’isha and her interpretations
73. The prayer of Aa’isha in travel
74. The marriage of Asma’ with the Prophet
75. Fabrications against the Prophet’s wife
76. The day of Maghafeer
77. Aa’isha and Hafsa were ordered to repent
78. Backing up against the Prophet (s)
79. The great example
80. Engagement of Shiraf
81. She quarreled with the Prophet (s)
82. Being impolite to the Prophet (s)
83. Criticizing Othman and ordering to be killed
84. Some of her traditions about the Prophet (s)
85. Her rising against Imam Ali (s)
About this tragedy
Umm Salama’s situation toward this sedition
The situation of Hafsa
The situation of Malik bin al-Ashtar
General leadership in this sedition
Aa'isha rises from Mecca to Basra
The well of al-Haw’ab
The situation of Abul Aswad ad-Du’Ali
Aa'isha and ibn Souhan
Jariya bin Qudama and Aa'isha
A young man from bani Sa’d
A young boy from Juhayna
al-Ahnaf bin Qayss and Aa'isha
Abdullah bin Hakeem and Talha
A wise man advising the people of Basra
The speech of Aa'isha to the people of Basra
Getting ready to fight
The situation of Hakeem bin Jabala
Imam Ali arrives at Basra
Chapter five
Interpretations of Khalid bin al-Waleed
86. On The day of the conquest of Mecca
87. His violence to bani Juthayma
Chapter six
The violations of Mo’awiya
88. Joining Ziyad to Abu Sufyan (as a son)
89. Entrusting his son Yazeed with the caliphate
90. His corruption in Yemen
92. Killing the virtuous believers
92. His bad deeds and his bad officials
93. His hatred and aggression towards Ali
94. Cursing Imam Ali (s) in prayers
95. His fights against Imam Ali (s)
96. Fabricating traditions against Imam Ali
97. Breaking the promises he had given to Imam Hasan (s)
Chapter seven
The slips of the public (the Sunni)
98. Trusting in everyone who has accompanied the Prophet (s)
99. Turning away from the infallible imams
100. A call for good faith
Conclusion
Endnotes

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