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Nahjul Balagha proves some realities against shia faith.. on Thu Feb 04, 2010 3:52 pm
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Nahjul Balagha Proves Ali
Was Not Divinely Appointed..
The central tenet of Shi'ism is that Ali
was divinely appointed by Allah to be the first Infallible Imam after Prophet Muhammad (
). And yet, we will here provide proof from the Nahjul Balagha that this is a lie. The Nahjul Balagha is the famous Shia collection of Ali
's sermons and letters. This is a saying of Ali
when the people came to elect him as Caliph after murder of Uthman
:
Nahjul Balagha, SERMON 91:
When people decided to Swear allegiance at Amir al-mu'minin's hand after the murder of Uthman, Ali said:
"Leave me and seek someone else. We are facing a matter which has (several) faces and colors, which neither hearts can stand nor intelligence can accept. Clouds are hovering over the sky, and faces are not discernible. You should know that if I respond to you, I would lead you as I know and would not care about whatever [anyone else] may say. If you leave me, then I am the same as you are. It is possible I would listen to and obey whosoever you make in charge of your affairs. I am better for you as a counsellor than as chief."
So how can the Shia claim that Ali
was divinely appointed by Allah? If that was the case, why did Ali
first refuse to be Caliph when his people tried to nominate him? It's right there in the sacred collection of Ali's sermons. Would Ali
refuse the task if it was something that was DEMANDED by Allah? This would be declaring Ali
a Faasiq (rebel against Allah)(nauzubillah) for shirking his duty to be Caliph. Surely, the Shia should be ashamed of themselves for flouting all logical sense.
This proves without a doubt that Ali
was NOT divinely appointed, and by extension, it destroys the entire Shia concept of divinely appointed Imams, thereby toppling the very foundation of the Shia faith.
Note:
Imam says:
Imam ready to submit to elected authority
So where is devine designation?
Was Not Divinely Appointed..The central tenet of Shi'ism is that Ali
was divinely appointed by Allah to be the first Infallible Imam after Prophet Muhammad (
). And yet, we will here provide proof from the Nahjul Balagha that this is a lie. The Nahjul Balagha is the famous Shia collection of Ali
's sermons and letters. This is a saying of Ali
when the people came to elect him as Caliph after murder of Uthman
:Nahjul Balagha, SERMON 91:
When people decided to Swear allegiance at Amir al-mu'minin's hand after the murder of Uthman, Ali said:
"Leave me and seek someone else. We are facing a matter which has (several) faces and colors, which neither hearts can stand nor intelligence can accept. Clouds are hovering over the sky, and faces are not discernible. You should know that if I respond to you, I would lead you as I know and would not care about whatever [anyone else] may say. If you leave me, then I am the same as you are. It is possible I would listen to and obey whosoever you make in charge of your affairs. I am better for you as a counsellor than as chief."
- Code:
http://www.al-islam.org/nahjul/91.htm
So how can the Shia claim that Ali
was divinely appointed by Allah? If that was the case, why did Ali
first refuse to be Caliph when his people tried to nominate him? It's right there in the sacred collection of Ali's sermons. Would Ali
refuse the task if it was something that was DEMANDED by Allah? This would be declaring Ali
a Faasiq (rebel against Allah)(nauzubillah) for shirking his duty to be Caliph. Surely, the Shia should be ashamed of themselves for flouting all logical sense.This proves without a doubt that Ali
was NOT divinely appointed, and by extension, it destroys the entire Shia concept of divinely appointed Imams, thereby toppling the very foundation of the Shia faith.Note:
Imam says:
If you leave me, then I am the same as you are
Imam ready to submit to elected authority
It is possible I would listen to and obey whosoever you make in charge of your affairs.
So where is devine designation?
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Note: (Note that in the Shia websites like al-islam.org, certain words have been inserted in the translation -like the word “suppose” – without putting them in the brackets in an attempt to change the meaning of the text.)