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Originally posted by Alpha1:
**It seems that a great deal of digressing has been taking place and verry little talk about the subject of this thread it self. Khair, let us continue....
The reason for my opening this thread is to show the weak arguments of the Rafidah Shia, Rafidah (Rejecters) because they rejected Zayd ibn Alee when he refused to disassociate himself from the first three rightly guided Caliph of Al-Islam.
I believe it was HelloHello who in another post gave us his reasons why he hated the Sahaba. He said that Abu Bakr as-Siddique denied the inheritance of Fatimah, the noble daughter of the noble Nabi (saw). This assertion is nothing new, it is a classical ploy to convince the mainstream to accept their heresy playing on the emotions of the Muslims. In fact this whole Rafidah Shia facade is all based on emotions, not even on intelligence, for if intelligence is used just look at the posts by A1Shah et al who at the one hand agree that Ali ibn Abi Talib (ra) did not say anything or complain of anything about the Sahaba, but then the Rafidah Shia seem to have some special cause to claim that Ali was persecuted. For the Rafidah Shia it has become sawaab (rewarding from Allah) to curse and swear. This is nothing less than jahiliya.
Note that I specifically use the term Rafidah Shia to distinguish this particular group of the Shia as other Shia groups are more closer to the Sunnah and are not inclined towards this heresy.
The following is an excerpt from the book entitled “Talbees Iblis” (The Devil’s Deception) by Ibn al-Jawzee. In this book, he describes in great detail the deviations of some of the main sects who have gone astray. In it he says:
So either Alee (who took charge after Uthmaan) continued with this oppression of himself and his family or Abu Bakr was right in not giving Fatimah the oasis of Fadak.
Firstly, what was this property? Fadak was an oasis town near Khaibur which the Prophet (saw) had received as Fay (war spoils taken without a fight) and it remained in his possession during his lifetime. After his death Alee said that the Prophet (saw) had given it to his daughter, Fatimah , her son, and the Prophet’s uncle al-Abbaass ibn Abdul-Muttalib. Caliph Abu Bakr ruled that it could not be inherited. After Abu Bakr’s death, Caliph Umar allowed al-Abbaass and Alee to take benefit from the oasis town, but did not allow them to own it. (Abdul-Qaahir al Baghdaadee, ‘al-Farq bain al Firaq’, Beitut Daar al-Marifah, pp 16-17).
So why did Abu Bakr not allow the family of Ali to take ownership of this town? ‘Aa’isha reported that Fatimah sent asking Abu Bakr for her inheritance from what Allah had given the Prophet (saw) as Fay, Sadaqah (charity) in Madeenah, the oasis of Fadak and the remainder of the Khums (one fifth) of the war spoils turned over to the Prophet (saw) from the battle of Khaibar. Abu Bakr replied. “Allah’s Messenger (saw) said, ‘What we Prophets leave behind is charity and not inheritance. Muhammad’s family may take from it, but no more than they need.’ By Allah, I will not change the status of the Prophet’s Sadaqah but will keep them as they were in the Prophet’s lifetime and dispose of them as Allah’s Prophet did.” Alee then exclaimed, ‘I testify that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is His Messenger.’ Then he added, ‘O Abu Bakr, we acknowledge your good qualities’. Then Alee mentioned their relationship to the Prophet (saw) and their rights. Abu Bakr replied, “By He in whose hands lies my soul, I love to do good to the relatives of Allah’s Messenger more than I do to my own relatives.” (Sahih Bukhari Vol 5 Chapter 13, pp 49-50, Hadeeth no. 60 – Madeenah Daar al-Fikr).
So the reason was that Allah’s Messenger (saw) had said that what the Prophets of Allah leave behind is Sadaqah, and if the spoils were given to Alee and Fatimah, then this would have changed the status of the Sadaqah of the Nabi.
Ultimately, why do the Shia malign the Sahaba-e-karam? The companions of the noble Messenger of Allah. Ibn al-Jawzee goes onto explain this in the same book:
This is the ultimate aim of the Rafidah Shia, the Shia who slander the companions of the Messenger of Allah. To weaken our faith in Islam, and to make us accept in its place their heresy.
That’s why my brothers and sisters, it is futile to discuss the sharia, fiqh, seera, or any other aspect of Islam as they seek to deny its existence.
May Allah the all mighty, the all knowing, the eternal, in whose hand is the soul of every living being, guide us all to the sirat al mustakeen - the rightly guided path. Allah is pleased with the companions as indeed they are pleased with Allah. May Allah curse those who curse them.
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Rafidi Alpha,
Talk about digression.
I see that no sunni on this board wants to comment on verse 33:33 and the hadith posted from Sahih Muslim.
One step at a time boy.
Avoiding truth and labelling people as mis-guided isn't going to win yr cause.
Go discuss with Sholay and come back with an answer.
And don't run from the thread on 12 caliphate either. I'm not done with you yet.