2Īn-Najashi said: “The vizier Abul Qassim al-Husayn bin Ali bin al-Husayn bin Ali bin Muhammad bin Yousuf al-Maghribi was the son of his (the author’s) daughter Fatima.”Īn-Najashi said about him: “He is a sheikh (teacher) from among our companions. The Tradition Narrated By Abdullah Bin Amr Bin Al-Aass 113Ĭhapter 7: Doubting any of the twelve imams 116Ĭhapter 8: Allah does not leave the world with no authority (Hujjah) 128Ĭhapter 10: Disappearance of the expected Imam 135Ĭhapter 11: Being patient in waiting for deliverance 191Ĭhapter 12: Disagreement among the Shia during the disappearance 200Ĭhapter 13: Al-Qa'im’s aspects and deeds 212Ĭhapter 14: The signs preceding the appearance 249Ĭhapter 15: The distresses before the appearance of al-Qa'im 295Ĭhapter 16: Forbidding timing and naming al-Qa'im 301Ĭhapter 17: The distresses al-Qa'im meets from people 310Ĭhapter 21: The Shia when al-Qa'im appears 336Ĭhapter 22: Islam began strange and returns strange 341Ĭhapter 24: Issma'eel, the son of Imam as-Sadiq 346Ĭhapter 26: The period of al-Qa'im’s rule 358Ībdullah Muhammad bin Ibraheem bin Ja'far al-Katib al-Nu'mani al-Baghdadi.

The Tradition Of Jabir Bin Samra As-Sawwa’iy 107 The Traditions Of Abdullah Bin Mas’ood 105 The Editions On Which Verification Depended 7Ĭhapter 1: Preserving the secret of the Prophet’s Family 21Ĭhapter 2: Keeping to the “Rope” Of Allah 26Ĭhapter 4: Twelve imams determined by Allah 45Ĭhapter 6: The traditions narrated by the Sunni 105

الطريق إلى مكة by Muhammad Asad