Mut`ah is a deviant religious practice of the Shia, and is no different from modern day prostitution. Sadly the Shia have justified the performance of this atrocious act through various fabricated narrations and misinterpretations of verses of the Qur`an and ahadith. This book explains the origins of Mut`ah and the methods in which the hypocrites masked its true reality in trying to destroy the foundations of Islam.
The author has emphatically proven that the Mut`ah of the Shia was never permitted in the history of Islam nor is there any room for its permissibility under the lofty standard of social values which Islam promotes. Neither did Rasulullah salla Llahu `alayhi wa sallam, any of the Sahabah or Ahlul Bayt of Rasulullah salla Llahu `alayhi wa sallam ever indulge in this shameless act nor did they encourage it. The Muslim ummah should not be misled by the fabrications of the Shi`ah with regards to Mut`ah. This book will aid in understanding the reality of Mut`ah as well as its clear and unambiguous prohibition.
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A challenge to all Shi`i Scholars
The Noble Status of Women in Islam
Honour and Chastity in the Light of the Qur’an
Honour and Chastity in the Light of Hadith
The Impartial Opinion of the Famed Orientalist Brown
Islam Prohibited Sin in Stages
The Most Detested Sins in Islam
The Temporary Practice of the Hindus to Satisfy Their Passions
The Decision of the Danish Government
The Disastrous Results of Such Unnatural Acts
The Ploy of Permitting Mut`ah in Today’s Time
What is Mut`ah?
With Which Women is Mut`ah Permissible?
Mut`ah is Permissible with a Hashimi Girl as Well
Mut`ah is a Part of the Essentials of Din
The Iman of the One Who Does not Perform Mut`ah is Incomplete
Specifying a Fixed Period in Mut`ah Witnesses are Not Necessary in Mut`ah An Incident Worth Pondering Over
The Payment for Mut`ah
With How Many Women is One Allowed to Perform Mut`ah
Many Men May Perform Mut`ah With the Same Woman
Mut`ah Can be Performed With One Woman a Number of Times
An Utterly False Allegation
The Prohibition of Mut`ah in Light of the Noble Qur’an
“As properly married men”
“Not as fornicators”
The Prohibition of Mut`ah in the Light of Hadith
One Misconception
The prohibition of Mut`ah in Light of the Rulings of the `Ulamaʼ of Ahl al-Bayt
The Reality of Mut`ah in the Early Years of Islam
Proof of the Shi`ah for the Permissibility of Mut`ah
The First Proof of the Shi`ah
The Second Proof of the Shi`ah
The Third Proof of the Shi`ah
The Fourth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Fifth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Sixth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Seventh Proof of the Shi`ah
The Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Eleventh Proof of the Shi`ah
The Twelfth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Thirteenth Proof of the Shi`ah
The Last Arrow in the Insolence of the Shi`ah
The Bestial Actions of Two Ayatollahs from Algeria who Murdered Two Sisters for Denying Mut`ah
Mut`ah in the eyes of the civilised Iranian Society
The Practice of Mut`ah Amongst Religious Groups in Iran.
Mashhad and Qum
Taking a Vow to Perform Mut`ah, in Order to Please the Almighty
The Custom of Having a Companion with you on a Journey for the
Purpose of Mut`ah
Agents of Mut`ah in Iran
Various Forms of Mut`ah Performed in Iran