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Preface
Event of Ghadeer
Special attention to the tradition of Ghadeer
Narrators of the tradition of Ghadeer from the companions of Prophet
Classes of narrators from the scholars
Writers about the tradition of Ghadeer
Swearing by and reasoning through the tradition of Ghadeer
Eid Ghadeer in Islam
Statements of reliable Ahle Sunnat Hafiz scholars and intellectuals regarding the tradition of Ghadeer
Judgment regarding the authorities of tradition
- Whereas we say:
- Another person appears and says:
A survey of Ibne Hazm Andulasi’s viewpoint (d. 456 A.H.)
Meaning of the tradition of Ghadeer
Traditions which mention the meaning of Master (Maula) and Mastership (Wilayat)
Clear explanation regarding the meaning of the tradition
Worship acts on Ghadeer Day
Poetry and poets
Poetry and poets in Quran and Sunnah
Announcers of couplets
Association of poets
Poetry and poets in the view of Imams (a.s.)
Poetry and poets in the view of elders of faith
Poets of Ghadeer in the first century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the second century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the third century Hijri
A survey of spurious books and writings
Poets of Ghadeer in the fourth century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the fifth century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the sixthcentury Hijri
False traditions attributed to the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.)
Traditions fabricated regarding Caliphate
Dirty falsehood
Poets of Ghadeer in the seventh century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the eighth century Hijri
The longer you live, the times show more wonders to you
Masterpieces of Umar’s knowledge
Poets of Ghadeer in the ninth century Hijri
Exaggerating excellence

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Exaggerations regarding Abu Bakr
Exaggerating Umar’s excellence
Exaggeration in excellence of Uthman Uthman, son of Affan, son of Abil Aas, son of Umayyah, the Umayyad Caliph
Spurious traditions about attack on Uthman’s house and showing the Caliph as innocent
Blatant exaggerations about Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman
Exaggerating the excellence of Muawiyah Ibne Abu Sufyan
Obscene exaggeration
Remaining Poets of Ghadeer in the ninth century Hijri
- 75. Ziyauddin Hadi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 76. Hasan Aale Abi Abdul Karim
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the tenth century Hijri
- 77. Shaykh Kafami
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Some of his valuable writings
- 78. Izzuddin Amili
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Birth and death
Poets of Ghadeer in the eleventh century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the twelfth century Hijri

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7. Sayyid Himyari

Died: 173 A.H.

1.

O one, who sells religion in exchange for the world, God has not
commanded this. 2. Why do you bear malice to Ali, the successor, whereas
Ahmad was pleased with him? 3. The same whom Ahmad called out by
name on the day of Ghadeer. 4. And he was surrounded by the companions. Then he said: This Ali Ibne Abi Talib (a.s.) is the master of one, whose
master I am. 6. So, O Allah, the Mighty and High, love those, who love him
and be inimical to those, who are inimical to him

2.

When the Almighty Allah said with emphasis: O Muhammad, arise
and deliver a speech among the people. 2. And announce the Imamate of
Abul Hasan (Ali ) among your community. Indeed, he is the guide, if you do
not declare his appointment, it would be as if you have not fulfilled the
function of prophethood. 3. The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) summoned Ali (a.s.)
and the people: among those, who testify and those, who falsify, raised him
and after him for every cultured person he declared the Mastership
(Wilayat) of Ali (a.s.). Now to regard any uncultured person as Master (Wali)
is not correct. Such are the merits of Ali (a.s.) that uncouth persons cannot
obtain even a part of them though they might make excessive efforts.

This Qasida has 112 verses and it is named as Mazhaba. The acclaimed
scholar, Sayyid Murtada has written a gloss on this poem and it was printed in
Egypt in the year 1313 A.H.¹
He writes in the commentary of the following
verse:

وانصب ابا حسن لقومك انه ها دو ما بلغت ان لم تنصب

“And announce the Imamate of Abul Hasan (Ali ) among your
community. Indeed, he is the guide, if you do not declare his appointment, it
would be as if you have not fulfilled the function of prophethood.”

This term, ‘nasaba’ (appointment) only fits the meaning of Imamate and
Caliphate and not in the meaning of love and assistance; and the statement of the
poet in the fourth couplet, is a clear hint to Imamate of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.),
because it was Imamate, which the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) declared for him after
prophethood; implication of affection and help was present at that time as well
and was not restricted to after his passing away.

3.

If I don’t safeguard bequests of Muhammad Mustafa and the
emphatic allegiance of Ghadeer Day. 2. It would be as if I have purchased
deviation in exchange of guidance and after accepting Islam, I became a Jew
or a Christian. 3. What concern do I have for Adi and Teem tribes. Only
Aale Muhammad (a.s.) are bestowers of divine blessings upon me from God. 5. I complete my prayer by invoking blessings on Aale Muhammad (a.s.). If I
don’t recite Salawat in Tashahud, my prayer won’t be complete. 6. My
affection, well wishing and all capabilities of assistance are reserved for them
my whole life, since I am addressed as Sayyid. 7. Indeed, if someone condemns me for my affection towards this family, he deserves to be falsified. 8. If you like, adopt that shade of sorrow, otherwise refrain from it, so that you may remain safe and favorite.

This poem is having 25 verses.²

4.

Indeed, exceeding praise is only for God, who is the owner of praise
and forgiveness. 2. Indeed, Ali Ibne Abi Talib (a.s.) is the Caliph of God, who
conducts with justice. 3. And indeed he is in relation to Muhammad as
Harun (was to Moosa) was not a prophet. 4. But he is the successor and
trustee and who received wisdom from God, according to which he acts. 5.
On Ghadeer day, the best of creation stood up and addressed the people. 6.
And said: Of whomsoever I am the master, Ali is (also) his master; and he is
your refuge. 7. But they made a pact not to accept the Mastership (Wilayat)
of Ali (a.s.), the guide, and not to assist him.

5.

May my life be sacrificed on the Messenger of Allah (s.a.w.a.) on the
day when Jibraeel arrived and commanded open declaration. 2. And said: If
you don’t convey this, it is as if you have not fulfilled the function of
prophethood. So the Prophet arose and fulfilled the command of God, the
recompenser. 3. And he asked: Who was your master before the day of
Ghadeer? They said: You were our master. 4. You are the Prophet and we
are witnesses that you were the well wisher of the community and you nicely
explained (what you were supposed to deliver). 5. This one is your guardian
after me. And I have been commanded to declare his appointment. So be his
supporters and followers. 6. He is the most righteous and wisest among you;
and is the first to declare faith in God. 7. He is in relation to me, as Harun
was to Moosa bin Imran (a.s.).

This book was published in 1313 A.H. along with Masarush Shia of Shaykh Mufeed in Cairo
and in Qom in connection with the treatises of Sayyid Murtada (Rasail Sharif Murtada)/ 4th
No./132. ↩︎
Ref: Al-Aghani, 7:262 [7/282]. ↩︎

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Preface
- First: About the author of Al-Ghadeer
- Second Discussion – A Glance at the magnum opus, Al-Ghadeer
- Discussions
- Excellence of Ahle Bayt (a.s.)
- Excellence of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)
- Excellence and merits of Lady Fatima (s.a.)
- Indictments of the enemies and opponents of Ahle Bayt (a.s.) and usurpers of their rights
  - Abu Bakr
  - Umar
  - Uthman
  - Muawiyah
  - Note
- An account of fabrication of traditions and false propaganda
- Fabricating the excellence of ordinary persons
  - Instances of fabrications
- Exaggerating the excellence of Abu Bakr
- Exaggerating the excellence of Umar
- Exaggerating the excellence of Uthman
- Exaggerations regarding Muawiyah
  - Note
- Third – Selections from Al-Ghadeer
  - Our Style in selection and research
- Tasks completed in Selections from Al-Ghadeer and the present translation
  - Associates
Event of Ghadeer
Special attention to the tradition of Ghadeer
Narrators of the tradition of Ghadeer from the companions of Prophet
Classes of narrators from the scholars
Writers about the tradition of Ghadeer
Swearing by and reasoning through the tradition of Ghadeer
- 1. Challenge of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) on the day of Shura in the year 23 A.H. or beginning of 24 A.H
- 2. Challenge of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) during the reign of Uthman bin Affan
- 3. Challenge of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) on the day of Rahba during 35 A.H.
- 4. Challenge of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) and his argument against Talha on the day of the Battle of Jamal in the year 36 A.H.
- 5. Tradition of fame
  - In Kufa during the year 36-37 A.H.
  - Those involved in the curse of Imam Ali (a.s.) for concealing the tradition of Ghadeer
- 6. Challenge of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) on the day of the Battle of Siffeen in 37 A.H.
- 7. Protest of the respected daughter of the Messenger ofAllah (s.a.w.a.), Lady Fatima Zahra (s.a.)
- 8. Protest of Imam Abu Muhammad Hasan (a.s.), grandson of the Messenger of Allah (s.a.w.a.) in 41 A.H.
- 9. Challenge of Imam Husain (a.s.), grandson of the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) through the tradition of Ghadeer in 58-59 A.H.
- 10. Reasoning of Amr Aas with Muawiyah through the tradition of Ghadeer
- 11. Reasoning of Ammaar Yasir with Amr Aas in the Battle of Siffeen
  - Masudi’s statement
- Verse of announcement
- 2. Perfection of religion through Mastership (Wilayat)
- 3. Descent of divine chastisement
- A glance at the tradition
Eid Ghadeer in Islam
- First point
- Second point
- Tradition of felicitation [of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)]
- Return to the beginning of the statement
- As long as you live time will show surprises to you!
- Coronation on the day of Ghadeer
  - Conclusion
Statements of reliable Ahle Sunnat Hafiz scholars and intellectuals regarding the tradition of Ghadeer
Judgment regarding the authorities of tradition
- Whereas we say:
- Another person appears and says:
A survey of Ibne Hazm Andulasi’s viewpoint (d. 456 A.H.)
- Question
- Other viewpoints of Ibne Hazm
- Reply
Meaning of the tradition of Ghadeer
- Evidence of this tradition on the Imamate of our master, Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)
- Master (Maula) in the meaning of foremost (Awla)
- Second category
- Raazi’s statement regarding the meaning of tradition
- Raazi’s objection in the view of scholars
- Another statement of Raazi .
- Raazi’s reply to the above statements
- Tohfa Ithna Asharia
- Discussion regarding meaning of Maula
- As for the first meaning
- As for the meanings of 2 and 3 till 14 .
- Follower and helper
- As for the second possibility
- Meaning implied in the tradition
- In the same way is the meaning of guardian of affair
  - Conclusion
- Contexts of Maula
Traditions which mention the meaning of Master (Maula) and Mastership (Wilayat)
Clear explanation regarding the meaning of the tradition
Worship acts on Ghadeer Day
- Rituals for Ghadeer Day
  - Report of fasting on the day of Ghadeer
- As for the contraventional (Naqzi) reply
- As for the solutional (Halli) reply
  - Firstly
  - Secondly
Poetry and poets
Poetry and poets in Quran and Sunnah
Announcers of couplets
Association of poets
Poetry and poets in the view of Imams (a.s.)
Poetry and poets in the view of elders of faith
Poets of Ghadeer in the first century Hijri
- 1. Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)
  - Explanation regarding the couplets
- 2. Hassan bin Thabit
- 3. Qays Ansari
- 4. Amr bin Aas
- Amr Aas’ conversion
- 5. Muhammad Himyari
  - Explanation of the couplets
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the second century Hijri
- 6. Abu Mustahal Kumayt
- 7. Sayyid Himyari
- 8. Abdi Kuf
Poets of Ghadeer in the third century Hijri
- 9. Abu Tammam Tai
- 10. Dibil Khuzai
- 11. Abu Ismail Alawi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 12. Wamiq Nasrani
- 13. Ibne Rumi
- 14. Himmani Afwa
A survey of spurious books and writings
- 1. Iqdul Fareed2
- Some of his statements and their criticism
- Funny statement
  - 10. Statement Ten
  - Reply to Statement Ten
- 2. Kitabul Intisar
- 3. Al-Farq bainal Firaq5
- 4. Al-Fisal fil Milal wan Nihal
- 5. Al-Milal wan Nihal
  - Refutation
- 6. Minhajus Sunnah
- Context of revelation and obligation of loving Ahle Bayt (a.s.)
- Ali’s marriage to Fatima and requirement of its precedenceover the verse
- Regarding authentic the report of Abu Bakr’s friendship and opening of a window from his room into the Masjid
  - Another part of tradition
  - Refutation of Ibne Taymiyyah
- 7. Al-Bedaya wa al-Nehaya
- Viewpoint of companions and companions of companions regarding thefirst Muslim
- 8. Mahazirat Tarikh Umamul Islamiyah
- 9. As-Sunnah wash Shia
- 10. As-Sara Bainal Islam wal Wathniya
- 11. Al-Washiya fee Naqde Aqaidush Shia
- Other fabricated books:12
Poets of Ghadeer in the fourth century Hijri
- 15. Ibne Tabataba Isfahani
  - Introduction to the poet
- 16. Ibne Alawiya
  - Explanation
  - Introduction to the poet
- 17. Mufajja
  - Explanation
  - Tradition of ‘Ashbah’
  - Introduction to the poet
- 18. Abul Qasim Sanobari
  - Introduction to the poet
- 19. Qaazi Tanukhi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 20. Abul Qasim Zahi
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Among them being the following verses in praise of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.):
  - Statement of the poet: “He was the one who conversed with the sun”
  - Statement of the poet: “and one for whom the sun rose up again after it had set in Babel”
  - Statement of the poet: “he caused a spring of fresh water to flow”
  - Statement of the poet: “hearing ear”
  - Some other verses of Zahi in praise of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)
- 21. Amir Abu Faras Hamadani
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Following are some of his verses:
- 22. Abul Fath Kashjam
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Birth and death
- 23. Nashi Saghir
  - Introduction to the poet
- 24. Bishnoi Kurdi
  - Introduction to the poet
  - A samples of his verses
- 25. Sahib bin Ubbad
  - Introduction to the poet
  - His verses regarding religion
  - Sahib and religion
  - Sayings of Sahib bin Ubbad, which have become proverbs in Arabic language
  - Demise
- 26. Jauhari Jurjani
  - Introduction to the poet
- 27. Ibne Hajjaj Baghdadi
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Literary contribution
  - Birth and death
- 28. Abul Abbas Zabbi
  - Explanation of the verse
  - Introduction to the poet
- 29. Abu Raqamaq Antaki4
  - Introduction to the poet
- 30. Abul Aala Sarawi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 31. Abu Muhammad Auni
  - Introduction to the poet
- 32. Ibne Hammad Abdi
  - Explanation
- 32. Ibne Hammad Abdi
  - 2. Another Qasida in praise of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.)
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Birth and death
- 33. Abul Faraj Razi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 34. Ja’far bin Husain
Poets of Ghadeer in the fifth century Hijri
- 35. Abu Najib Tahir
  - Introduction to the poet
- 36. Sayyid Razi
- 37. Abu Muhammad Suri
  - Introduction to the poet
- 38. Mahyar Dailami
  - Introduction to the poet
  - His verses regarding religion
- 39. Sayyid Murtada
- 40. Abu Ali Basir
  - Introduction to the poet
- 41. Abul Alaa Muarra
  - Explanation of the verses and account of the poet
- 42. Moyyad fid Deen
  - Introduction to the poet
- 43. Jabri Misri
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the sixthcentury Hijri
- 44. Abul Hasan Fanjkardi
  - Explanation
  - Introduction to the poet
- 45. Ibne Munir Tarabulusi
  - Explanation
  - Introduction to the poet
- 46. Qaazi Ibne Qadoos
  - Introduction to the poet
- 47. Malik Salih
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Birth and death
- 48. Ibne Awdi Neeli
  - Introduction to the poet
- 49. Qaazi Jalees
  - Introduction to the poet
- 50. Ibne Makki Neeli
  - Introduction to the poet
- 51. Khatib Khwarizmi
  - Introduction to the poet
  - His writings
  - Verses, sermons, date of birth and death
- 52. Faqih Ummara
  - Introduction to the poet
- 53. Sayyid Muhammad Aqsasi
  - Introduction to the poet
  - The Aqsasi clan
  - Note
- As long as you are alive, you will continue to see amazing things!
- 1. Tradition of returning of the sun
- 2. A thousand units of prayer
  - Difficult recitations
- 3. Muhaddath in Islam
  - Ahle Sunnat reports
  - As for Shia traditional reports
- 4. Knowledge of the unseen of the Shia Imams
- 5. Transferring the last remains to holy tombs
  - Malikis say:
  - Hanbalis say:
  - Shafeis say:
  - Hanafis say:
  - Conclusion
- 6. Visitation (Ziyarat) of tombs of the Holy Progeny, supplication at graves, seeking mediation/blessings
  - Encouragement for visitation (Ziyarat) of the Prophet (s.a.)
- Statements of scholars of four schools regarding Ziyarat ofProphet (s.a.w.a.)
- Etiquette of Visitor according to Ahle Sunnat
  - Ziyarat of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.)
  - Etiquette of Visitor according to Ahle Sunnat
  - Supplication at the head of Prophet (s.a.w.a.)
  - Invoking blessings (Salawat) on the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.)
  - Seeking mediation through the holy tomb of His Eminence
  - Seeking blessings from the holy grave by touching and kissing it
  - Ziyarat of Imams of Baqi and other places of visitation
  - Ziyarat of the martyrs of Uhad
- Encouragement for visiting tombs
- Etiquette for visitors of graves
- Statement regarding Ziyarat
- Statements of Ahle Sunnat scholars regarding visitation of graves
  - Offerings for the inmates of tombs
  - Statements of Ahle Sunnat scholars regarding visitation of graves
  - First
  - Second
  - Tombs where one can travel with the intention of Ziyarat
  - Conclusion regarding visiting of tombs
- 7. A close look at the tradition
  - Reply
- Series of liars and fabricators of traditional reports
  - Note
- List of fabricated traditions
- Difficulty of reliable and reliability
False traditions attributed to the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.)
Traditions fabricated regarding Caliphate
Dirty falsehood
- What are these rude statements and calls of confusion?
- Command regarding fabricators and liars
- Command regarding those, who memorize these invalid false statements
- 54. Qutubuddin Rawandi
- 55. Sibte Ibne Taweezi
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the seventh century Hijri
- 56. Abul Hasan Mansur billaah
  - Introduction to the poet
- 57. Majduddeen bin Jamil
  - Introduction to the poet
- 58. Shawwa Kufi Halabi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 59. Kamaluddin Shafei
- 60. Abu Muhammad Mansur billaah
  - Introduction to the poet
- 61. Abul Husain Jazzar
  - Introduction to the poet
- 62. Qaazi Nizamuddin
  - Introduction to the poet
- 63. Shamsuddin Mahfuz
  - Introduction to the poet
- 64. Bahaudin Irbili
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the eighth century Hijri
- 65. Abu Muhammad bin Dawood Hilli
  - Introduction to the poet
  - His valuable writings
- 66. Jamaluddin Khalai
  - Introduction to the poet
- 67. Sariji Awali
  - Explanation of the couplets
  - Introduction to the poet
- 68. Safiuddin Hilli
  - Introduction to the poet
- 69. Imam Shaibani Shafei
  - Explanation of the couplets
  - Introduction to the poet
- 70. Shamsuddin Maliki
  - Explanation of couplets
  - Text of the Tradition
The longer you live, the times show more wonders to you
Masterpieces of Umar’s knowledge
- 1. View point of Caliph regarding one, who has no water for ablution
  - Distortion in this report
- 2. The Caliph was ignorant about rules of doubts in prayer
- 3. The Caliph’s ignorance about Quran
  - Most amazing
- 4. Everyone is more knowledgeable than Umar!
- 5. Umar did not know the meaning of ‘Abb’
  - Note
- 6. Caliph’s order regarding the insane female, who committed fornication
  - Reminder
- 8. Everyone is more knowledgeable than Umar
- 9. The Caliph’s ignorance of tenors and metaphors
- 10. Opinion of Caliph regarding recitation in prayer
- 11. The Caliph’s opinion about inheritance
- 12. Ignorance of Caliph about divorce of slave girl
- 13. If Ali hadn’t been there, Umar would have perished
- 14. The Caliph’s ignorance about the Sunnah
- 15. Deduction of Caliph regarding the grandfather
- 16. The Caliph and the female singer
  - Another instance
- 17. Condemning the rape victim
  - Explanation
- 18. The Caliph doesn’t know what he is saying
- 19. Incidents of the Caliph patrolling in the nights and spying on people
- 20. The Caliph’s view on liquor
- 21. The Caliph and a falsely accused woman
- 22. Caliph and the rule of Kalalah
- 23. The Caliphs viewpoint about retaliation
- 24. The Caliph’s opinion regarding the slain from the People of Book
- 25. The Caliph’s verdict regarding human fingers
- 25. The Caliph’s verdict regarding human fingers
- 26. The Caliph’s view regarding the thief
- 27. All, even elderly ladies are more knowledgeable than Umar
- 28. Viewpoint of Caliph regarding the tree of Rizwan
- 29. Caliph’s view regarding the relics of the prophets
- 30. The Caliph beat up people without any reason
- 31. The Caliph prohibited weeping for the dead
- 32. Sacrifice and deduction of the Caliph
- 33. Viewpoint of Caliph regarding puberty
- 34. Reducing the penalty
- 35. “O Abul Hasan, may God not put me in a difficulty, where you are not there to solve it.”
- 36. Viewpoint of the caliph about three divorces
- 37. The caliph’s view about non-Arabs
- 38. Taking permission from Ayesha
- 39. The Caliph’s sermon at Jabiya
  - Note
- 40. The Caliph and learning of Surah Baqarah
  - Like father like son
- Viewpoint of Caliph regarding Hajje Tamatto and Fixed time marriage
- 41. Hajje Tamatto
- 42. Fixed time marriage
- Two Mutahs: Mutah of Hajj and Mutah of women
  - Other opinions regarding two Mutahs
- Hajje Tamatto
- Fixed-time marriage
  - Reply to Moosa
- Mutah (Fixed time marriage in Quran)
- Now, stay with me
- Salient features of Fixed time marriage in Islam
- Read; and laugh or cry
- 43. Independent judgment (Ijtehaad) of the Caliph regarding liquor and its verse
- 44. Caliph was the founder of preference (Awl) in inheritance
- 45. The Caliph’s viewpoint regarding Baitul Maqdas
- 46. The Caliph’s viewpoint regarding Zoroastrians (Majus)
- 47. The Caliph’s viewpoint about fast of Rajab
  - First aspect
  - Second aspect
  - Third aspect
  - Fourth aspect
  - Fifth aspect
- 48. Independent judgment (Ijtehaad) of the Caliph regarding difficult questions on Quran
- 49. Viewpoint of the Caliph regarding query about future
- 50. Prohibition of the Caliph regarding traditions
- 51. Writing of the Sunnah
- 52. Caliph’s viewpoint regarding books
- 53. Ijtehaad of Caliph regarding names and agnomens
- 53. Ijtehaad of Caliph regarding names and agnomens
- 54. The Caliph didn’t know which Surahs were recited on Eid days
- 55. The Caliph and the meanings of terms
- 55. The Caliph and the meanings of terms
- Return to the poetry of Shamsuddin Maliki
- Nobility regarding the tradition
  - Introduction to the poet
- 71. Alauddin Hilli
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the ninth century Hijri
- 72. Ibne Arandas Hilli
  - Explanation of the verses
  - Introduction to the poet
- 73. Ibne Daghar Hilli
  - Introduction to the poet
- 74. Hafiz Bursi Hilli
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Conclusion
- Valuable writings of Bursi
- His beautiful couplets
Exaggerating excellence

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Exaggerations regarding Abu Bakr
Exaggerating Umar’s excellence
Exaggeration in excellence of Uthman Uthman, son of Affan, son of Abil Aas, son of Umayyah, the Umayyad Caliph
Spurious traditions about attack on Uthman’s house and showing the Caliph as innocent
Blatant exaggerations about Abu Bakr, Umar and Uthman
Exaggerating the excellence of Muawiyah Ibne Abu Sufyan
Obscene exaggeration
Remaining Poets of Ghadeer in the ninth century Hijri
- 75. Ziyauddin Hadi
  - Introduction to the poet
- 76. Hasan Aale Abi Abdul Karim
  - Introduction to the poet
Poets of Ghadeer in the tenth century Hijri
- 77. Shaykh Kafami
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Some of his valuable writings
- 78. Izzuddin Amili
  - Introduction to the poet
  - Birth and death
Poets of Ghadeer in the eleventh century Hijri
Poets of Ghadeer in the twelfth century Hijri

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