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Imam Musa Kazim and Imamah   It has become apparent from our previous discussions that the theory of Imamat propagated by Twelver Shia missionaries was an unknown concept in the early years of Islam. Rather it was the brainchild of a few heretics who craftily navigated through the condemnations of the Ahlul Bayt, cloaking their activities in the mask of Taqiyyah. The only life source they had for this great […]

Imam Ali al Rida and Imamah   The further we have delved into the development of Shi’ism the more evident its falsehood has become. When a fundamental tenet is beset with such disagreement and confusion, then one can well imagine the state of secondary and supplementary aspects of that religion. The doctrine of Imamah is plagued with such religious, historic, and logical inconsistencies which brings to mind the condition of […]

Imam Muhammad al Jawwaad and Ali al Hadi and Imamah   The doctrine of Imamah in the first two centuries was still subject to much criticism and debate in the Shi’i world, accepted only by a small minority of the Ummah, they could not come to an agreement even on the fundamental aspects — such as the candidates — or even the nature of their appointment and office. This disagreement […]