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===The Views of the Shiite Authorities about the Syrian Alawites=== | ===The Views of the Shiite Authorities about the Syrian Alawites=== | ||
Shiite [[marja'|authorities]], including Ayatollah [[Sayyid Ali Khamenei]], [[Ayatollah Safi Gulpayigani]], [[Ayatollah Makarim Shirazi]], [[Ayatollah Nuri Hamadani]], [[Ayatollah Musawi Ardabili]], and [[ | Shiite [[marja'|authorities]], including Ayatollah [[Sayyid Ali Khamenei]], [[Ayatollah Safi Gulpayigani]], [[Ayatollah Makarim Shirazi]], [[Ayatollah Nuri Hamadani]], [[Ayatollah Musawi Ardabili]], and [[Al-Sayyid Muhammad Husayn Fadl Allah]] have considered the Syrian Alawites as Twelver Shi'as in reply to questions in this regard. The question has cited the statement by the Alawites in their 1972 conference in Latakia, in which they expressed their views which agree with those of the Imami Shi'as. | ||
[[Ayatollah Ja'far Subhani]] holds that beliefs attributed to the Nusayriyya, such as immanence, exaggeration about the Imams (a), reincarnations, the [[prophethood]] of Muhammad b. Nusayr, Imam 'Ali’s (a) and [[Muhammad (s)]] sharing the prophethood, incest marriage, and the like are just accusations without any reliable sources and evidence. He takes the greatest accusation against the Alawites to be the exaggeration about Imam 'Ali (a). | [[Ayatollah Ja'far Subhani]] holds that beliefs attributed to the Nusayriyya, such as immanence, exaggeration about the Imams (a), reincarnations, the [[prophethood]] of Muhammad b. Nusayr, Imam 'Ali’s (a) and [[Muhammad (s)]] sharing the prophethood, incest marriage, and the like are just accusations without any reliable sources and evidence. He takes the greatest accusation against the Alawites to be the exaggeration about Imam 'Ali (a). | ||
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Rabbani Gulpayigani also believes that what old and contemporary sources say about Alawites are not reliable, because they are biased. | Rabbani Gulpayigani also believes that what old and contemporary sources say about Alawites are not reliable, because they are biased. | ||
Lebanese scholars and authorities, such as [['Allama Sharaf al-Din]], [[Imam Musa Sadr]], [[Muhammad Jawad Mughniya]], [[Muhammad Mahdi Shams al-Din]], and Shaykh 'Abd al-Amir Qablan consider the Syrian Alawites to be Imami Shi'as and supported them. | Lebanese scholars and authorities, such as [[Al-Sayyid 'Abd al-Husayn Sharaf al-Din|'Allama Sharaf al-Din]], [[Imam Musa Sadr]], [[Muhammad Jawad Mughniya]], [[Muhammad Mahdi Shams al-Din]], and Shaykh 'Abd al-Amir Qablan consider the Syrian Alawites to be Imami Shi'as and supported them. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||