The Significance of Ghadir and Mubāhala in Imam 'Ali's Leadership - Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi

- Public declaration of Imam 'Ali as the immediate successor to Prophet Muhammad at Ghadir Khumm on 18th DH 10 AH, marking a pivotal moment in Islamic history.

- Allah's command to Prophet Muhammad to convey 'Ali’s leadership role and authority (Quran 5:67), highlighting divine guidance on succession.

- Prophet delivered five sermons during Hajj where he briefly mentioned the importance of Ahlul Bayt, underscoring their significance in Islamic teachings.

- Hadith of Twelve Caliphs indicating Prophet’s intent to address the succession issue, reflecting the prophetic wisdom on leadership continuity.

- Public disturbance during the sermons hindered clear communication about 'Ali’s role, illustrating early resistance and controversy.

- Leaders from Quraysh and Ansar sidelined Ahlul Bayt post-Prophet’s demise, leading to political tensions and divisions within the Muslim community.

- Verse of Ghadir emphasized the critical nature of 'Ali’s leadership message, ensuring its transmission despite opposition.

- Assurance of divine protection for Prophet Muhammad in conveying 'Ali's leadership underscored Allah’s support for prophetic decisions.

- Mubāhala included Ahlul Bayt in a confrontation with Christians on 24th DH 9 AH, demonstrating their spiritual purity and significance.

- Ghadir Khumm and Mubāhala events solidified Imam 'Ali’s leadership and established Ahlul Bayt’s enduring role in shaping Islamic spirituality and governance.

Eid e Mubahila
July 1st, 2024

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