Kamal Al Din Wa Tamam Al Nimah, Volumes 1&2
This is the completion of an extensive work by one of the late, great scholars of Islam, Shaykh al-Saduq, covering the topic of Khalifat (successorship) starting from Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) to the last saviour known as the Mahdi (may his return be hastened).
The author deals with the personality of the Hidden Imam, his occultation and everything related to him with analytical and systematic manner, is penetrating in its subject and exceptional in its domain.
Ahadith have been quoted extensively from the Holy Prophet s.a.w. and the Infallible Imams in support of the writer's contentions, together with the debates and discussions with the opponents of Shia faith and provides clarifications of doubts and misunderstandings that haunted some followers of the Imammiyah religion -- a must read for Muslims and non-Muslims alike!
The book is in two volumes and carries original Arabic text with its English translation on the opposite pages
Pages: vol 1. 584 & Vol. 2. 608
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This is the completion of an extensive work by one of the late, great scholars of Islam, Shaykh al-Saduq, covering the topic of Khalifat (successorship) starting from Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) to the last saviour known as the Mahdi (may his return be hastened).
The author deals with the personality of the Hidden Imam, his occultation and everything related to him with analytical and systematic manner, is penetrating in its subject and exceptional in its domain.
Ahadith have been quoted extensively from the Holy Prophet s.a.w. and the Infallible Imams in support of the writer's contentions, together with the debates and discussions with the opponents of Shia faith and provides clarifications of doubts and misunderstandings that haunted some followers of the Imammiyah religion -- a must read for Muslims and non-Muslims alike!
The book is in two volumes and carries original Arabic text with its English translation on the opposite pages
Pages: vol 1. 584 & Vol. 2. 608
