The Nusayriyyah Shiah

BACK⇒ Return to Table of contents   The Nusayriyyah and the Transmigration of Souls   Extremist sects encompass diverse intellectual circles that reflect remnants of ancient ideas and beliefs that clashed with Islam in conquered lands. Despite their multitude, these extremist sects failed to establish lasting states or emirates. Their impact was limited to instigating sedition, rebellion, disobedience, and destructive ideologies characterized by syncretism and borrowing from disparate intellectual sources. […]

BACK⇒ Return to Table of contents   The Nusayri Position on the Sahabah radiya Llahu ‘anhum   Like other extremist Shia sects, the Nusayriyyah harbour animosity toward the Companions of the Messenger of Allah salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. They believe:   أن كل من آمن منهم بعد الهجرة لا يعتبر إيمانه كاملا لأنه من قبيل إيمان اليأس حتى ولو كان فيهم العباس عم الرسول Whoever among them (the Companions) […]

BACK⇒ Return to Table of contents   The Treachery of the Nusayriyyah Against the Muslims in the Past and Present   The Nusayriyyah never missed an opportunity, whether in the past or the present, to inflict the greatest possible harm on the Muslims. When they carry out such actions, they believe they are rewarded for these deeds that make humanity’s forehead sweat in shame. What happened in Lebanon, Tall al […]

BACK⇒ Return to Table of contents   Nusayri Tribes and Their Homelands   The Nusayriyyah comprise a number of clans and sub-clans of both Arab and Aramaic origins. Traces of the Aramaic language are still evident in their dialects and in the names of people, villages, and mountains.[1] Among these tribes and clans that follow the Nusayri doctrines are: Al Kalbiyyah: This is one of the largest Nusayri clans. Al […]

BACK⇒ Return to Table of contents   Some of the leading figures of the Nusayriyyah   The Nusayriyyah have political and religious leaders. As for the political leaders, they now occupy the ruling family in Arab Syria so that you will not find any governmental department except that its head is a Nusayri. As for their religious leaders, here are the names of some of them in Syria and Lebanon: […]