Al Ghadeer fil kitab wal Sunnah wal adab volume 11
Al-Ghadeer is a monumental scholarly work by Allama Abdul Hussain Amini that meticulously documents and analyzes the historic event of Ghadeer Khumm, where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is reported to have declared Imam Ali (AS) as his successor. The author draws extensively from authentic Sunni sources to validate the event, highlighting its significance in Islamic history and theology. Spanning several volumes, the book not only presents over 110 chains of transmission (isnads) for the Hadith of Ghadeer but also examines the lives and works of narrators, poets, and historians who acknowledged the event. Allama Amini’s objective is to bridge sectarian gaps by relying on shared Islamic heritage, using Sunni texts to establish the credibility of a key Shia belief. The book is a thorough defense of Shi'ism, advocating for a deeper understanding of Islamic leadership and unity based on truth and scholarly consensus. It remains a critical reference in Islamic literature.
Published By:
Abdul Hussain Ahmed Ameeni Najafi
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
417
Subjects:
Ghadeer
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Al-Ghadeer is a monumental scholarly work by Allama Abdul Hussain Amini that meticulously documents and analyzes the historic event of Ghadeer Khumm, where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is reported to have declared Imam Ali (AS) as his successor. The author draws extensively from authentic Sunni sources to validate the event, highlighting its significance in Islamic history and theology. Spanning several volumes, the book not only presents over 110 chains of transmission (isnads) for the Hadith of Ghadeer but also examines the lives and works of narrators, poets, and historians who acknowledged the event. Allama Amini’s objective is to bridge sectarian gaps by relying on shared Islamic heritage, using Sunni texts to establish the credibility of a key Shia belief. The book is a thorough defense of Shi'ism, advocating for a deeper understanding of Islamic leadership and unity based on truth and scholarly consensus. It remains a critical reference in Islamic literature.
