Adalat al-Sahaba is the second most vital differentiation between the Shi'a and the Sunnis after Imamah, and it is one of the most...

< Previous Part: Other companions We shall now go over some final objections to the concept of ‘Adalat al-Sahaba in order to clarify to...

< Previous Part: Aisha bint Abi Bakr Next Part: Conclusion > We shall now mention a few other instances regarding other companions to...

< Previous Part: Anas ibn Malik Next Part: Other companions > It should come as no surprise to our readers that ‘Aisha, the enemy of the...

In Sunni Islam, Anas ibn Malik is a well-regarded figure, primarily because of his role as a close companion of the Prophet Muhammad...

In Sunni Islam, Ibn Umar is a significant figure due to his role as a transmitter of hadith and association with the early Muslim community.

< Previous Part: The Textual basis Next Part: Ibn Umar > Among the companions of the Prophet (saw), there is no bigger liar than Abu Hurayra al-Dawsi. Our opponents commonly defy us to provide a clear example of him lying, as they have a litany of absurd excuses to justify the unusual number of reports he narrated, even when one considers the very short time he spent with the Prophet (saw). Even so, we shall present one of the most clear examples of his lies. Abu Hurayra’s l

In the previous article we have discussed Adalat al-Sahaba and it's presence in the Qur'an. After disproving any verses supporting its...

One of the most fundamental distinctions between the Imami school of thought and their opponents, lies in the belief of Adālat al-Ṣaḥāba.