Sami al-Badri’s alteration of Naubahti’s words.

November 29, 2011 at 1:04 am | Posted in Alteration of shia texts | Leave a comment

Hasan Musa Naubahti, one of the known and famous shia shaykhs of the past, in his “Firaqu shia” said:

“Some people of knowledge  from companions of Ali said that: “Abdulla ibn Saba was yahudi who accepted islam. He was supporter of Ali . While a Jew, he propounded the exaggerative notion that Yusha ibn Nun was divinely appointed to succeed Prophet Musa, after accepting islam, he adopted a similar stance with regard to `Ali in relation to the Holy Prophet (after his death). He (ibn Saba) was the first man who told that believe in imamat of Ali is obligatory, and he openly violated his enemies (i.e. the first three Caliphs) and branded them as infidels. That is why those who opposses to shia say:”The origin of Rafd is thus based on Judaism””

First edition:

Second edition

Third edition

Let us now see what part wasn’t suitable for shia Saeed Samir al-Badri.

In his book “Shubuhat wa Rudud”, volume 3, p 135, this shia author quoted Naubahti in such form:

Translation:

“Some people of knowledge (OMISSION) said that: “Abdulla ibn Saba was yahudi who accepted islam. He was supporter of Ali . While a Jew, he propounded the exaggerative notion that Yusha ibn Nun was divinely appointed to succeed Prophet Musa, after accepting islam, he adopted a similar stance with regard to `Ali in relation to the Holy Prophet (after his death). He (ibn Saba) was the first man who told that believe in imamat of Ali is obligatory, and he openly vitriolated his enemies (i.e. the first three Caliphs) and branded them as infidels. That is why those who opposses to shia say:”The origin of Rafd is thus based on Judaism””

This shia author decided to hide from his readers, that in accordance to Naubahti, knowledgeable people amongst companions of first shia Imam believed that Imamate first was proclaimed by Jew!

 

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