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Can you explain How many Imams are there? The coming of Mahdi. Recommended answers for you:. Are we allowed to visit Dargah? Islamic quiz questions. Meaning of La ilaha illallah Muhammadur Rasulullah. The highest number is ! Ubn Adi has said of him: He is not strong in Hadith. He writes:. Now this man Abu Talib had become mad at the time of writing this book Quwwat al-Qulub.
He went to Baghdad and people came to see him. When they heard his senseless talk, all went away, and avoided him. These were the original reporters. All those who came after them have blindly copied from their books. The fact is that it was impossible for Imam Hasan to marry so many wives even if he wanted to. All the narrations imply that he started this alleged pursuit of pleasure during the Khilafat of his father in Kufa.
Imam Hasan had at least three wives in Kufa. Islam allows a man to marry up to four women at any given time. As Imam Hasan already had three wives, who were with him up to the last day of his life, he could marry only one more woman at any time. Now suppose that he married a fourth wife, and then divorced her. Let us, now, suppose that he married a woman. Thus, four months passed before Imam Hasan could be free to marry another wife. One wife in four months gives us a maximum of 3 wives in a year.
Supposing that Imam Hasan had no other work except marrying and divorcing, as Mansur said, and if we count from 37 A. After this clarification, there is no need for further comment upon these reports.
Yet it is worthwhile to examine these reports a little more in order to show how absolutely unreliable they are. Had he, first, told Hasan not to divorce so much? If so, did Hasan disobey him? Umm Ishaq bint Talha.
She was the mother of Husain Athram, Talha and Fatima. This marriage also had taken place in Medina. She survived Imam Hasan; and was later married to Imam Husain. Ju'da bint Ash-ath. This marriage took place in Kufa and she also survived Imam Hasan. She poisoned him on instigation of Mu'aviya. Islam allows a man to marry up to four women at any given time. As Imam Hasan already had three wives, who were with him up to the last day of his life, he could marry only one more woman at any time.
Bearing in mind this limitation, one can only regard the statement of Quwwat al-Qulub with amusement: "Often he Imam Hasan married 4 wives in one sitting and then divorced them in one sitting. Now suppose that he married a fourth wife, and then divorced her. As long as that divorced wife was in 'idda period of probation, normally 3 months she was counted legally his wife, and Imam Hasan could not marry another wife before expiry of her 'idda.
Let us, now, suppose that he married a woman. As divorce cannot be given in a month in which co-habitation has taken place, the earliest that that wife could be divorced was in next month; her 'idda continued for 3 months. Thus, four months passed before Imam Hasan could be free to marry another wife. One wife in four months gives us a maximum of 3 wives in a year. Supposing that Imam Hasan had no other work except marrying and divorcing, as Mansur said, and if we count from 37 A.
And the minimum alleged by these scholars is 70 wives! After this clarification, there is no need for further comment upon these reports. Yet it is worthwhile to examine these reports a little more in order to show how absolutely unreliable they are. The son was very surprised and said: What would you do with that writing? Umar said: I would say in my last will that that writing should be placed inside my shroud — that would be the guarantee for my salvation.
At the Battle of Camel while there was intense fighting — Imam Ali saw that misguided Muslims were coming before the camel on which Ayesha RA was riding and getting killed protecting it. He commanded that the camel should be felled. Imam Hasan went forward and with one stroke of his lance pierced both eyes of the camel. The camel fell and that ended the Battle of the Camel. Imam Ali commanded his sons, Hasan and Husayn, to go and fight.
Hasan fought bravely and defeated the Syrian forces. Hasan was unanimously elected as Khaleefa of Muslims in the 40th year of Hijra after the assassination of Imam Ali.
First the people of Koofa and Basra accepted him and then those of Madinah and Makkah approved. However, the governor of Syria, Mua'wiyyah, who had rebelled against Imam Ali previous to this, refused to accept Imam Hasan as the Khaleefa.
Whether such people can be called Muslims is yet another question. Hasan finally agreed to sign a treaty with Mua'wiyyah to avoid bloodshed. The conditions of the treaty, very briefly, were: 1. Mua'wiyyah will rule according to Qur'an and Sunnah. He will stop harassing and torturing the people of Koofa and those elsewhere who were the followers of Ali. He will stop the cursing of Imam Ali from the Pulpits.
He will not have the right to appoint a successor after him; the matter will be left to the Muslim community. The rest will be related from Sh. He swore to him that he would fulfill it.
That was on Friday; he prayed the midmorning prayer duha al-nahar with the people and he addressed them. Indeed you do that already. I fought so that I might have power over you and God has given that to me when you were reluctant to obey Him.
Indeed I have been requested by al-Hasan, peace be upon him, to give him things and I have given things to him. All of them are now under my foot. And from now on I will not fulfill anything. He resided there for several days. When the pledge of allegiance by its inhabitants had to be carried out, he went up on the pulpit and addressed the people. He mentioned the Commander of the Faithful, peace be upon him, and that he had taken from him and from al-Hasan, peace be upon him, what he had taken.
Al-Hasan and al-Husayn, peace be on them, were present. Al-Husayn, peace be on him, rose to reply but al-Hasan, peace be on him, took him by the hand and made him sit down. You are Muawiya and your father was Sakhr Abu Sufyan. My mother was Fatima and your mother was Hind. My grandfather was the Apostle of God and your grandfather was Harb.
My grandmother was Khadija and your grandmother was Futayla. May God curse him who tries to reduce our reputation and to diminish our nobility, who does evil against our antiquity and yet who has been ahead of us in unbelief and hypocrisy.
Then the latter decided to have the pledge of allegiance given to his son, Yazid, as his successor. Qaysshe was the wife of al-Hasan, peace be on himto urge her to poison him. He gave an undertaking to her that he would marry her to his son, Yazid, and he sent her a thousand dirhams.
He passed along his final road in the month of Safar in the year 50 A. At that time, he was forty-eight years of age. His succession to the Imamate had been for ten years. His brother and testamentary trustee wasi , al-Husayn, peace be on him, undertook the washing and shrouding of his body, and buried him with his grandmother, Fatima, daughter of Asad b.
Abd Manf, may God be pleased with her, in the cemetery of al-Baqi. Various historians have recorded that when the news of Imam Hasan's passing away arrived in Damascus, Mua'wiyyah said Allah-u-Akbar very loudly and did a sajdah of thanks.
Imam Hasan had left a last will with his brother Husayn that he should be buried next to his grandmother, Fatima binte Asad. She thought for a minute that they were going to bury Hasan next to the Prophet.
She immediately intervened saying that she would not allow it. Suddenly the scene turned ugly. On her instigation, Marwan beckoned to his archers and they began shooting arrows at the procession. Numerous arrows were lodged in the coffin and actually seven of them had pierced the remains of Imam Hasan. There are also two daughters from the same mother named Umm al-Hasan and Umm al-Husayn. Zayd bin Hasan lived to be nearly one hundred years old. He was a very pious man.
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