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- Some Fabricated Hadith About the Awliya
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- A servant of al-Mughirah bin Shu'bah used to reside therein and that the
Prophet (SAW) said about him, "this is one of the seven.
- The same applies to every hadith reported from the Prophet (SAW)
concerning the number of the Awliya, al-Abdal (the Substitutes) [26],
an-Nuqaba` (the Leaders) [27], an-Nujaba` (the Nobles) [28], al-Awtad
(the Poles) [29] and al-Aqtab (The Axis). nothing of this is authentic from the
Prophet (SAW) [31] and such names were not mentioned by the Salaf with
the exception of the term al-Abdal
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- A hadith concerning them, stating that they are forty in number and that
they are from Syria, has been reported in the Musnad [of Ahmad] from
'Ali, This hadith is not
established [authentic]. It is known that 'Ali and those of the
Companions who were with him were better and more noble than Mu'awiyah
and those who were with him in Syria. Therefore the best and most noble
of mankind would not be found in the army of Mu'awiyah to the exception
of the army of 'Ali.
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- "A group will desert the religion at a time when a split occurs
between the Muslims. They will be killed by the closer of the two
parties to the truth."
- This group refers to the Khawarij, the Hururiyyah, who deserted when the split occurred
between the Muslims during the Khilafah (Caliphate) of 'Ali. They were
fought by 'Ali bin Abi Talib and those with him, hence this authentic
hadith clearly proves that 'Ali and those with him were closer to the
truth than Mu'awiyah and those with him.
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- The Prophet (SAW) heard a poet recite,
- The serpent of base desires has bitten my liver. There is no doctor for it, nor one who
could perform ruqya Except for the Beloved whose love has encompassed
all my heart. For with Him lies
my ruqya and purification. ..
- Also an even greater lie is what
some of them report [in another version of this hadith] that he ripped
apart his cloak [in ecstasy] and that Jibril took a piece of this cloak
and hung it on the Throne. Also:
- The Prophet (SAW) and Abu Bakr used to talk to each other and I would be
amongst them like one who had no comprehension of what they said."
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- There are amongst the people those who accept the Prophets Message
generally and outwardly, but inwardly believe that which nullifies their
[outward show of belief], and hence become hypocrites. Such a person goes on to claim about
himself and those like him that they are the Awliya of Allah despite
their inner disbelief in what the Messenger of Allah (SAW) came with -
either through rejection or ignorance.
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- That they are the Awliya of Allah, that Muhammad is truly the Messenger
of Allah, but he was only sent to those other than the People of the
Book and as such they are not obligated to follow him, reasoning that
Allah had already sent Messengers to them before him.
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- "Unquestionably, for the Awliya of Allah there will be no fear
concerning them, nor will they grieve - those who believed and were
fearing Allah. [Yunus (10): 62-63]
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