One of the most important ways of establishing the creed of the Imammiyah is by referring back to the righteous predecessors, as this demonstrates that these beliefs have a basis within Islam and are not innovated. Our righteous predecessors include the Holy Prophet ﷺ and the Imams, as well as his righteous companions. One of the most important examples of early Imami creed comes from Imam al-Mujtaba al-Hasan b. ‘Ali (AS), who in the aftermath of his father's martyrdom delive

After examining the background of Hadith al-Ghadeer, it's context and refuting the connection between it and the Yemen expedition, we are left with our other major objection: How did the Sahaba understand Ghadeer Khum? Did all of them manage to misinterpret it? The answer is no, they did understand the meaning of Ghadeer and this is highlighted by the fact that they all congraluated Imam Ali (as) for this...

Perhaps the most infamous of your opponents' responses regarding the Hadith al-Ghadeer is it's relation to Ali’s campaigns in Yemen. They assert that the declaration at Ghadeer was simply the Prophet’s way of clearing up the negative complaints about ‘Ali (AS). The Shi'a then superimposed a different meaning to this report supposedly. This baseless claim will be throughly refuted and analysed in this article by exploring the argument's origin and responses to these claims