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This document discusses the importance and qualifications of an Imam based on Islamic teachings. It states that after the Prophet Muhammad, leaders known as Imams were needed to guide people in correctly understanding and interpreting the Quran. The key qualities an Imam must possess are infallibility, knowledge, courage, abstinence from worldly possessions, and goodness. It provides examples showing how Ali and later Imams like Hussein demonstrated these qualities. The document emphasizes that the Imams are divinely appointed successors to the Prophet who possess special knowledge and characteristics that allow them to lead and guide Muslims on the straight path.
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http://www.islamic-invitation.com/book_details.php?bID=1487
Why do we Study the Prophet’s ( PBUH ) Biography?
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Imamate
- 1. KNOW YOUR SALAAT There is only one way between two points; there is only straight path. Other paths are different in one way or another. The straight path is the very path of the prophets and imams
- 2. WHY THE NEED OF AN IMAM? Rasulallah(saw) had spent 23 years as a prophet to establish the religion of Islam and the Qurān as the truthful word of Allah. However, After Rasulallah (saw) there would be a need for guides and leaders to continue leading the people. These leaders who had knowledge of the ; true meanings of the Qurān and its correct interpretation, This was necessary as people would take the wrong meanings from the Qurʾān and the message of the Qurʾān would become corrupted like the previous Books brought by prophets before.
- 3. And who are those in authority? A companion Jabir Ansari asked Rasulallah (saw) O’ Prophet of Allah (swt), we know God and the Prophet (saw), now I want to know who are those in authority? The Prophet (saw) replied: O’ Jabir, they are my successors who after me will be Imams of the Muslims; the first of them is Ali Ibn Abi Talib (as), Then Hassan (as), Hussain (as) followed by Ali (as) son of Hussain (as) …….Rasulallah (saw) continued giving the names of all the 12 imams The word "Imām" in Arabic means "Leader"
- 5. • ْمُهْنِم َانْلَعَج َوًةَّمِئَأَّمَل َان ِرْمَأِب َُوندْهَيوُناََ َو وُرَبََ اَانِتاَيآِبِقوُيَونُن And We made of them Imams to guide by Our command when they were patient, and they were certain of Our communications. We – Allah (swt) Aimmah is plural of Imam Guide by Allah’s (swt) command
- 6. WHAT QUALITIES SHOULD AN IMAM POSSESS? •1.INFALLIBILITY •2. KNOWLEDGE •3 COURAGE •4 ABSTINENCE •5 GOODNESS
- 8. THAT IS THE REASON THE AHLULBAYT WERE PURIFIED
- 9. KNOWLEDGE AN IMAM MUST BE THE SOURCE OF ALL KNOWLEDGE. HE HAS TO HAVE ALL INFORMATION READY ON HAND TO ANSWER ANY QUESTION THAT IS PUT FORWARD TO HIM. HADEES FROM RASULALLAH(SAW)
- 12. COURAGE: The architect of the Victory of Islam at Badr, without any doubt, was imam Ali (as)
- 13. In the battle of Uhud, Some of the Muslim soldiers disobeyed Rasulallah’s orders and left their post. The enemy took advantage and attacked the Muslim army from the rear. In the confusion many companions ran away, leaving Rasulallah (saw) alone, surrounded by enemies wanting to kill him. Imam Ali (as) was the one who stayed and protected the Prophet. He fought off the enemy.
- 14. IMAMS MUST HAVE ABSTINENCE An imam cannot be distracted with worldly things and possessions. If he did, he would be busy amassing wealth and building Palaces and could be easily bribed and become corrupted. • An imam must live a simple lifestyle.
- 15. The house of the Ahlul Bayt
- 16. GOODNESS It is important for an Imam have a good and beautiful character.
- 18. Imam Hussain (as) gave water to the army of Yazid who blocked his way and took him to karbala
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