It might be a misspelling of "HAD" (short for "Hadith") or a code used by a specific digital library or manuscript cataloguer to denote something like "Hotlink" or "Highlight of Text". Given that many online Islamic texts are indexed with unique alphanumeric codes, "HOT-" could be part of such a system.
"I said to Abu Abdillah [Imam al-Sadiq] peace be upon him: 'I frequently narrate from you, and perhaps I am in a land where you are not present, or I am in a gathering where you are not there.' (Implied: I fear I may make a mistake or speak incorrectly). Rijal Al Kashi Report 176 HOT-
As the night wore on, I made my way to the trendy Guemassa neighborhood, known for its hip bars and clubs. I stopped by a rooftop bar, where I met up with a group of friends who were celebrating a birthday. We sipped on expertly crafted cocktails and took in the breathtaking views of the city. It might be a misspelling of "HAD" (short
in this context was a "promise not to fight" rather than an admission of Muawiya's righteousness. Reliability and Fabrication: As the night wore on, I made my
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Sunnis and Shias frequently exchange arguments over specific entries in Al-Kashi to prove whether a narrator was secretly a liar, an extremist ( ghali ), or a paradigm of virtue.