kept the soil in a glass bottle. On the 10th of Muharram, 61 A.H. ( ), she observed the soil turn to fresh blood, confirming the Imam's martyrdom. Authenticity & Academic Value
He includes it in his analytical works.
On , depending on the specific print, one generally finds the continuation of Kitab al-Fitan (The Book of Tribulations) or the beginning of Kitab al-Zuhd (The Book of Asceticism) .
"I am the city of knowledge, and ‘Ali is its gate. So whoever wants knowledge, let him come to the gate."
The citation is frequently invoked in theological and legal debates to prove or disprove specific points. A major point of discussion among scholars is Al-Hakim's perceived "leniency" ( tasahul ) in his later years. While he claimed every narrative in his book was authentic, subsequent master evaluators challenged this assertion.
In the standard Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah edition, corresponds to Hadith number 4720 (or 4721-4723). Verify against your copy.
"Allah will never gather my nation—or he said this nation—upon misguidance, ever, and the Hand of Allah is over the congregation." Chain of Transmission (Isnad)
In the widely read standard Arabic prints of Al-Mustadrak , page 398 of the fourth volume houses a cornerstone principle of Islamic jurisprudence and theology:
Al-hakim Al-mustadrak Vol. 4 P. 398
kept the soil in a glass bottle. On the 10th of Muharram, 61 A.H. ( ), she observed the soil turn to fresh blood, confirming the Imam's martyrdom. Authenticity & Academic Value
He includes it in his analytical works.
On , depending on the specific print, one generally finds the continuation of Kitab al-Fitan (The Book of Tribulations) or the beginning of Kitab al-Zuhd (The Book of Asceticism) .
"I am the city of knowledge, and ‘Ali is its gate. So whoever wants knowledge, let him come to the gate."
The citation is frequently invoked in theological and legal debates to prove or disprove specific points. A major point of discussion among scholars is Al-Hakim's perceived "leniency" ( tasahul ) in his later years. While he claimed every narrative in his book was authentic, subsequent master evaluators challenged this assertion.
In the standard Dar al-Kutub al-‘Ilmiyyah edition, corresponds to Hadith number 4720 (or 4721-4723). Verify against your copy.
"Allah will never gather my nation—or he said this nation—upon misguidance, ever, and the Hand of Allah is over the congregation." Chain of Transmission (Isnad)
In the widely read standard Arabic prints of Al-Mustadrak , page 398 of the fourth volume houses a cornerstone principle of Islamic jurisprudence and theology: