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hadith 33
Hadith #
33
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 1 - On Faith, Islam and Related Issues
Chapter
Chapter 3 - On Certitude
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
۞
Abi Al-Ghadah quoted on the authority of his father
“One of the followers of the Ummayad clan requested permission to visit Imam Baqir (a.s). We were afraid of him and told the Imam (a.s) that he might have ill intentions. Why don't you hide and we will tell him that you are not here.” The Imam (a.s) replied: “No, let him enter. God's Prophet (a.s) has said that God hears whatever is said, and sees the hands of all the oppressors. Thus he cannot say what God does not want him to say, and cannot do anything that God does not want him to do.” Then the Imam (a.s) admitted him into his presence. He came in and asked his questions, heard the answers to his questions, and then left.
عن أبي القداح عن أبيه قال
استأذن رجل من أتباع بني أمية على أبي جعفر (عليه السلام) - وكان من القوم سيل - فخفنا عليه، فقلنا: جعلنا الله فداك، هذا فلان يستأذن عليك، فلو تواريت منه، وقلنا: ما هو هاهنا، قال: لا، بل ائذنوا له، قال رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله) إن الله عز وجل عند لسان كل قائل، ويد كل باسط، فهذا القائل لا يستطيع أن يقول إلا ما شاء الله، وهذا الباسط لا يستطيع بيده إلا بما شاء الله. قال: ثم أذن للرجل فدخل عليه فسأله عن أشياء أمر فيها، ثم ذهب.
Tags Certainty (Yaqin)Imam Muhammad al-BaqirAhl al-BaytDivine Decree

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