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{{Main|Ghadir Sermon}}
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[[File:Ghadir Khum by Mahmud Farshchiyan.jpg|thumbnail|260px|Ghadir, painted by [[Mahmud Farshchian]]]]
[[File:Ghadir Khum by Mahmud Farshchiyan.jpg|thumbnail|260px|Ghadir, painted by [[Mahmud Farshchian]]]]
After performing [[Zuhr prayer]], the Prophet (s) made a speech which became famous as Ghadir Sermon. In that speech, the Prophet (s) said, "Praise belongs only to God and we ask Him for help and we believe in Him and take refuge to Him from the evil of our selves and ugliness of our actions… God, the Merciful and All-Knower informed me that I will be called (to Him) soon and I will submit to (His call)… I will come to the [[pond of Kawthar]] before you do and you come to me beside it; so beware about how you treat [[Thiqlayn]] [two great things]; [[al-Thiql al-Akbar]], the greater one is the [[al-Qur'an|Book of God]] and the other is [[Ahl al-Bayt|my household]]."
After performing [[Zuhr prayer|prayer]], the Prophet (s) made a speech which became famous as Ghadir Sermon. In that speech, the Prophet (s) said, "Praise belongs only to God and we ask Him for help and we believe in Him and take refuge to Him from the evil of our selves and ugliness of our actions… God, the Merciful and All-Knower informed me that I will be called (to Him) soon and I will submit to (His call)… I will come to the [[pond of Kawthar]] before you do and you come to me beside it; so beware about how you treat [[Thiqlayn]] [two great things]; [[al-Thiql al-Akbar]], the greater one is the [[al-Qur'an|Book of God]] and the other is [[Ahl al-Bayt|my household]]."


Then, the Prophet (s) raised 'Ali's (a) hand so that people could see him and then said, "O people! Am I not more deserved to your guardianship than you yourselves?" and people answered, "yes, O Prophet (s)!" Then, the Prophet (s) said, "God is my guardian and I am the guardian of the believers and I am more deserved for your guardianship than you for yourselves. Therefore, anyone whose guardian is me, then 'Ali (a) is his guardian." The Prophet (s) repeated this sentence three times and said, "O God! Befriend and be the guardian of whom befriends 'Ali (a) and considers me his guardian and be the enemy of those who is his enemy. Help anyone who helps him and leave anyone who abandons him." Then, he (s) addressed people and said, "Those who are here ought to deliver this message to those who are absent."
Then, the Prophet (s) raised 'Ali's (a) hand so that people could see him and then said, "O people! Am I not more deserved to your guardianship than you yourselves?" and people answered, "yes, O Prophet (s)!" Then, the Prophet (s) said, "God is my guardian and I am the guardian of the believers and I am more deserved for your guardianship than you for yourselves. Therefore, anyone whose guardian is me, then 'Ali (a) is his guardian." The Prophet (s) repeated this sentence three times and said, "O God! Befriend and be the guardian of whom befriends 'Ali (a) and considers me his guardian and be the enemy of those who is his enemy. Help anyone who helps him and leave anyone who abandons him." Then, he (s) addressed people and said, "Those who are here ought to deliver this message to those who are absent."


=== Revelation of the Verse of Ikmal ===
=== Revelation of the Verse of Ikmal ===
{{Main|Verse of Ikmal}}
{{Main|Al-Ikmal Verse}}
People had not scattered yet, when Gabriel came to the Prophet (s) once more and revealed the third verse of [[Chapter al-Ma'ida]] to the Prophet (s) which is known as the [[Verse of Ikmal]]. A part of the verse reads, "Today, I have perfected your religion for you, and I have completed My blessing upon you, and I have approved Islam as your religion." (5:3)
People had not scattered yet, when Gabriel came to the Prophet (s) once more and revealed the third verse of [[Sura al-Ma'ida]] to the Prophet (s) which is known as the al-Ikmal Verse. A part of the verse reads, "Today, I have perfected your religion for you, and I have completed My blessing upon you, and I have approved Islam as your religion." {{enote|الْیوْمَ أَکمَلْتُ لَکمْ دینَکمْ وَ أَتْمَمْتُ عَلَیکمْ نِعْمَتی وَ رَضیتُ لَکمُ الْإِسْلامَ دیناً}}(Q 5:3)


=== Congratulating Imam 'Ali (a) ===
=== Congratulating Imam Ali (a) ===
Then, people congratulated Imam 'Ali (a) including [[Abu Bakr]] and [['Umar b. al-Khattab|'Umar]] who repeatedly said, "Happy for you O son of Abu Talib (a)! You are my Wali (guardian) and the Wali of every believing man and woman."<ref>Ahmad b. Hanbal, Vol.4, P.281; al-Mufid, P.94</ref>
Then, people congratulated Imam Ali (a) including [[Abu Bakr b. Abi Quhafa|Abu Bakr]] and [['Umar b. al-Khattab|'Umar]] who repeatedly said, "Happy for you O son of Abu Talib (a)! You are my Wali (guardian) and the Wali of every believing man and woman."<ref>Ahmad b. Hanbal, Vol.4, P.281; al-Mufid, P.94</ref>


The Prophet (s) ordered that a tent was erected for 'Ali (a) and ordered people to go to him group by group and salute him as the Commander of the Faithful (a); and all people, even the [[wives of the Prophet (s)]] and other women followed this order."<ref>al-Mufid, Vol,1, P.176; Qumi, Vol.1, P.268; Amini, Vol.1, PP.9,30</ref>
The Prophet (s) ordered that a tent was erected for Ali (a) and ordered people to go to him group by group and salute him as the Commander of the Faithful (a); and all people, even the [[wives of the Prophet (s)]] and other women followed this order."<ref>al-Mufid, Vol,1, P.176; Qumi, Vol.1, P.268; Amini, Vol.1, PP.9,30</ref>


=== Number of Audience ===
=== Number of Audience ===
There is disagreement regarding the number of audience in the event of Ghadir Khum. They have been mentioned 10 thousand<ref>al-'Ayyashi, Vol.1, P.332</ref>, 12 thousand<ref>al-'Ayyashi, Vol,1, P.329</ref>, 17 thousand<ref>al-Shu'ayri, P.10</ref> or 70 thousand<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''al-Ihtijaj'', Vol.1, P.56</ref> people.
There is disagreement regarding the number of audience in the event of Ghadir Khum. They have been mentioned 10 thousand<ref>al-'Ayyashi, Vol.1, P.332</ref>, 12 thousand<ref>al-'Ayyashi, Vol,1, P.329</ref>, 17 thousand<ref>al-Shu'ayri, P.10</ref> or 70 thousand<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''al-Ihtijaj'', Vol.1, P.56</ref> people.


Regarding the capacity of the area in [[Ghadir Khum]], the population of [[Medina]] in 10 AH/632 and also the number of people who went to [[hajj]] in [[Hajjat al-Wida']], the least number reported which is 10 thousand people is more credible<ref>Sayyid Jalal Imam</ref>.
Regarding the capacity of the area in [[Ghadir Khum]], the population of [[Medina]] in 10/632 and also the number of people who went to hajj in [[Hajjat al-Wida']], the least number reported which is 10 thousand people is more credible<ref>Sayyid Jalal Imam</ref>.


=== Narrators of Ghadir ===
=== Narrators of Ghadir ===
{{Main|Ghadir Sermon}}
{{Main|Al-Ghadir Sermon}}


The [[narration of Ghadir]] has been mentioned in both [[Shi'a]] and [[Sunni]] sources and some parts of the Prophet's (s) speech are more frequently quoted such as "anyone whose guardian is me, then [['Ali (a)]] is his guardian."<ref>Mutahhari, PP.113-4</ref> The [[Companions]] and many of the [[Tabi'un|Followers]] have reported the event.
The narration of Ghadir has been mentioned in both [[Shi'a]] and [[Sunni]] sources and some parts of the Prophet's (s) speech are more frequently quoted such as "anyone whose guardian is me, then [[Ali (a)]] is his guardian."<ref>Mutahhari, PP.113-4</ref> The [[Sahaba]] and many of the [[Tabi'un|Followers]] have reported the event.


Narrators of the hadith of Ghadir are many including:
Narrators of the hadith of Ghadir are many including:


[[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]], i.e. [[Imam 'Ali (a)]], [[Lady Fatima (a)]], [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]]
[[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]], i.e. [[Imam Ali (a)]], [[Lady Fatima (a)]], [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]]
 
Then a number of 110 Companions of the Prophet (s) can be seen including, [['Umar b. al-Khattab]]<ref>Muhibb al-Tabari, Vol.2, P.161</ref>, [['Uthman b. 'Affan]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.27</ref>, [[Aisha bt. Abi Bakr]]<ref>Ibn 'Uqda, P.152</ref>, [[Salman al-Farsi]]<ref>al-Juwayni, Vol.1, P.315</ref>, [[Abu Dhar al-Ghifari]]<ref>al-Juwayni, Vol.1, P.315</ref>, [[Zubayr b. 'Awam]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.27</ref>, [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]]<ref>Muttaqi al-Hindi, Vol.6, P.398</ref>, [['Abbas b. 'Abd al-Muttalib]]<ref>al-Jazri al-Shafi'i, PP.3, 48</ref>, [[Abu Hurayra]]<ref>al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Vol.6, P.154</ref>, etc. who were all present in Ghadir Khum and narrated the event directly.
Then a number of 110 Companions of the Prophet (s) can be seen including, [['Umar b. al-Khattab]]<ref>Muhibb al-Tabari, Vol.2, P.161</ref>, [['Uthman b. 'Affan]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.27</ref>, [['Aisha bt. Abi Bakr]]<ref>Ibn 'Uqda, P.152</ref>, [[Salman the Persian]]<ref>al-Juwayni, Vol.1, P.315</ref>, [[Abu Dhar al-Ghifari]]<ref>al-Juwayni, Vol.1, P.315</ref>, [[Zubayr b. 'Awam]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.27</ref>, [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]]<ref>Muttaqi al-Hindi, Vol.6, P.398</ref>, [[Abbas b. 'Abd al-Muttalib]]<ref>al-Jazri al-Shafi'i, PP.3, 48</ref>, [[Abu Hurayra]]<ref>al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Vol.6, P.154</ref>, etc. who were all present in Ghadir Khum and narrated the event directly.


Also, the event has been reported by 83 of the Followers including, [[Asbagh b. Nubata]]<ref>Ibn Athir, Vol.3, P.307</ref> and [['Umar b. 'Abd al-Aziz]]<ref>Abu Nu'aym, Vol.5, P.364</ref>, the Umayyad caliph.
Also, the event has been reported by 83 of the Followers including, [[Asbagh b. Nubata]]<ref>Ibn Athir, Vol.3, P.307</ref> and [['Umar b. 'Abd al-Aziz]]<ref>Abu Nu'aym, Vol.5, P.364</ref>, the Umayyad caliph.


Then, it also can be seen reported by 360 Sunni scholars of 2nd to 4th century AH including, the leader of Shafi'ites<ref>al-Bayhaqi, Vol.1, P.337</ref>, Hanbalites<ref>Ahmad b. Hanbal, Vol.1, PP.84, 118, 331</ref>, Ahmad b. Shu'ayb al-Nasa'i<ref>al-Nasa'i, Vol.5, P. 45</ref>, [[Ibn al-Maghazili]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.16</ref>, Ahmad b. 'Abd Allah<ref>Ahmad b. 'Abd Allah, PP. 67,87</ref> and Ahmad b. 'Abd Rabbih<ref>Ahmad b. 'Abd Rabbih, Vol.2, P.275</ref>.
Then, it also can be seen reported by 360 Sunni scholars of 2nd to 4th/8th to 10th century including, the leader of Shafi'ites<ref>al-Bayhaqi, Vol.1, P.337</ref>, Hanbalites<ref>Ahmad b. Hanbal, Vol.1, PP.84, 118, 331</ref>, Ahmad b. Shu'ayb al-Nasa'i<ref>al-Nasa'i, Vol.5, P. 45</ref>, [[Ibn al-Maghazili]]<ref>Ibn al-Maghazili, P.16</ref>, Ahmad b. 'Abd Allah<ref>Ahmad b. 'Abd Allah, PP. 67,87</ref> and Ahmad b. 'Abd Rabbih<ref>Ahmad b. 'Abd Rabbih, Vol.2, P.275</ref>.


Also, many Shi'a hadith scholars have narrated the hadith of Ghadir including [[al-Shaykh al-Kulayni]], [[al-Shaykh al-Saduq]], [[al-Shaykh al-Mufid]], [[Sayyid Murtada]], etc<ref>al-Amini, Vol.1, P.14 afterwards</ref>.
Also, many Shi'a hadith scholars have narrated the hadith of Ghadir including [[al-Shaykh al-Kulayni]], [[al-Shaykh al-Saduq]], [[al-Shaykh al-Mufid]], [[al-Sharif al-Murtada]], etc<ref>al-Amini, Vol.1, P.14 afterwards</ref>.


Many scholars consider hadith of Ghadir as [[Hadith Hasan|Hasan]] and some considers it [[Hadith Sahih|Sahih]]<ref>al-Tirmidhi, Vol.5, Chapter 20</ref>. Also, all Shi'a hadith scholars and some great Sunni scholars consider this hadith as [[Mutawatir]] [frequently narrated]<ref>Ibn Kathir, Vol.5, P.233; Al-Tusi, ''Talkhis al-shafi'', Vol.2, P.168</ref>.
Many scholars consider hadith of Ghadir as [[Types of Hadith#Classification of Hadiths in Terms of the Reliability of its Chain of Narrators|Hasan]] and some considers it [[Sahih (Hadith)|Sahih]]<ref>al-Tirmidhi, Vol.5, Chapter 20</ref>. Also, all Shi'a hadith scholars and some great Sunni scholars consider this hadith as [[Mutawatir]] [frequently narrated]<ref>Ibn Kathir, Vol.5, P.233; Al-Tusi, ''Talkhis al-shafi'', Vol.2, P.168</ref>.
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== Verses about Ghadir ==
== Verses about Ghadir ==
Shi'a<ref>al-Tusi, ''al-Tibyan'', Vol.3, PP.436,587; al-Tabrasi, ''Majma' al-bayan'', Vol.3, PP.274,380; Tabataba'i, Vol.5, PP.193-4</ref> and Sunni<ref>al-Wahidi al-Nishapuri, P.126; al-Hakim al-Haskani, Vol.1, PP.200,249</ref> exegetes believe that some verses in the [[Qur'an]] are about the event of Ghadir and have been revealed to the Prophet (s) in Hajjat al-Wida'.


[[Shi'a]]<ref>al-Tusi, ''al-Tibyan'', Vol.3, PP.436,587; al-Tabrasi, ''Majma' al-bayan'', Vol.3, PP.274,380; Tabataba'i, Vol.5, PP.193-4</ref> and [[Sunni]]<ref>al-Wahidi al-Nishapuri, P.126; al-Hakim al-Haskani, Vol.1, PP.200,249</ref> exegetes believe that some verses in the [[Qur'an]] are about the event of Ghadir and have been revealed to the [[Prophet (s)]] in [[Hajjat al-Wida']].
# Verse 3 of [[Sura al-Ma'ida]] which is known as the [[al-Ikmal Verse]] and says, "Today, I have perfected your religion for you, and I have completed My blessing upon you, and I have approved Islam as your religion."{{enote|اَلْیوْمَ أکْمَلْتُ لَکُمْ دینَکُمْ وَأتْمَمْتُ عَلَیکُمْ نِعْمَتی وَرَضیتُ لَکُمُ الإِسْلامَ دیناً}}
 
# Verse 3 of [[chapter al-Ma'ida]] which is known as the [[Verse of Ikmal]] and says, "Today, I have perfected your religion for you, and I have completed My blessing upon you, and I have approved Islam as your religion."


# Verse 67 of the same chapter which is called the [[Verse of Tabligh]] [propagation] and says, "O Apostle! Communicate that which has been sent down to you from your Lord, and if you do not, you will not have communicated His message, and Allah shall protect you from the people."
# Verse 67 of the same Sura which is called the [[al-Tabligh Verse]] and says, "O Apostle! Communicate that which has been sent down to you from your Lord, and if you do not, you will not have communicated His message, and Allah shall protect you from the people."{{enote|يَا أَيُّهَا الرَّسُولُ بَلِّغْ مَا أُنزِلَ إِلَيْكَ مِن رَّبِّكَ ۖ وَإِن لَّمْ تَفْعَلْ فَمَا بَلَّغْتَ رِسَالَتَهُ ۚ}}


# Verses 1 and 2 of [[Chapter al-Ma'arij]] which reads, "An asker asked for a punishment bound to befall (1) —which none can avert from the faithless" referring to the event that after the [[Prophet (s)]] announced the guardianship of [['Ali (a)]], a man whose name was [[Nu'man b. Harith al-Fihri]] came to the Prophet (s) and complained that, "You ordered us to acknowledge [[Unity of God]], your mission, performing [[Jihad]], [[hajj]], [[fasting]], [[prayer]] and giving [[Zakat]] and we accepted. But, you were not pleased with this much until you appointed this young man as our Wali. Is this appointment your own decision or from God?!" When the Prophet (s) answered him that it has been God's order, the man asked God disdainfully that if this order is from God, a stone fells on his head from the sky. Then, a stone fell from the sky on his head and he dropped dead and this verse was then revealed<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''Majma' al-Bayan'', Vol.10, P.530; al-Qurtubi, Vol.19, P.278; al-Tha'labi, Vol.10, P.35</ref>.
# Verses 1 and 2 of [[Sura al-Ma'arij]] which reads, "An asker asked for a punishment bound to befall (1) —which none can avert from the faithless"{{enote|سأل سائل بعذاب واقع للکافرین لیس له دافع}} referring to the event that after the Prophet (s) announced the guardianship of Ali (a), a man whose name was [[Nu'man b. Harith al-Fihri]] came to the Prophet (s) and complained that, "You ordered us to acknowledge [[Tawhid]], your mission, performing [[jihad]], [[hajj]], [[fasting]], [[prayer]] and giving [[zakat]] and we accepted. But, you were not pleased with this much until you appointed this young man as our [[Wali]]. Is this appointment your own decision or from God?!" When the Prophet (s) answered him that it has been the order of God, the man asked God disdainfully that if this order is from God, a stone fells on his head from the sky. Then, a stone fell from the sky on his head and he dropped dead and this verse was then revealed<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''Majma' al-Bayan'', Vol.10, P.530; al-Qurtubi, Vol.19, P.278; al-Tha'labi, Vol.10, P.35</ref>.


== Ghadir in the Speech of the Infallible (a) ==
== Ghadir in the Speech of the Infallible (a) ==
[[Imam 'Ali (a)]] said, "O Muslims, [[Immigrants]] and the [[Helpers]]! Did not you hear that the [[Prophet (s)]] said this and that on the [[day of Ghadir Khum]]?" Everyone said, "yes!"<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Khisal'', P.505</ref>
Imam Ali (a) said, "O Muslims, [[Muhajir]] and the [[Ansar]]! Did not you hear that the Prophet (s) said this and that on the Day of Ghadir Khum?" Everyone said, "yes!"<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Khisal'', P.505</ref>


[[Lady Fatima (a)]] said, "It is as if you do not know what the Prophet (s) said on the day of Ghadit Khum! I swear to God, the Prophet (s) appointed and upheld the position of [[Wilaya]] and [[Imamate]] for 'Ali (a) to avoid your greed to take it."<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''al-Ihtijaj'', Vol.1, P.80</ref>
[[Lady Fatima (a)]] said, "It is as if you do not know what the Prophet (s) said on the day of Ghadit Khum! I swear to God, the Prophet (s) appointed and upheld the position of [[Wilaya]] and [[Imamate]] for Ali (a) to avoid your greed to take it."<ref>al-Tabrasi, ''al-Ihtijaj'', Vol.1, P.80</ref>


[[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] said, "Muslims saw the Prophet (s) and heard him when he (s) took my father's hand on the day of Ghadir, when he (s) addressed them, 'anyone whose guardian is me, then 'Ali (a) is his guardian.'"<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Amali'', Vol.2, P.171</ref>
[[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] said, "Muslims saw the Prophet (s) and heard him when he (s) took my father's hand on the Day of Ghadir, when he (s) addressed them, 'anyone whose guardian is me, then Ali (a) is his guardian.'"<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Amali'', Vol.2, P.171</ref>


[[Imam al-Husayn (a)]] said, "The Prophet (s) raised 'Ali (a) through all good manners and when strengthened 'Ali's (a) soul, appointed him for Imamate and on the day of Ghadir said, 'anyone whose guardian is me, then 'Ali (a) is his guardian.'"<ref>Reyshahri, Vol.2, P.232</ref>
[[Imam al-Husayn (a)]] said, "The Prophet (s) raised Ali (a) through all good manners and when strengthened Ali's (a) soul, appointed him for Imamate and on the Day of Ghadir said, 'anyone whose guardian is me, then Ali (a) is his guardian.'"<ref>Reyshahri, Vol.2, P.232</ref>


[[Imam al-Rida (a)]] said, "Day of Ghadir is more famous among the dwellers of skies than the people of the earth… if people knew the value of this day, the angels would undoubtedly shake hands with them 10 times a day."<ref>al-Tusi, ''Tahdhib al-ahkam, Vol.6, P.24</ref>
[[Imam al-Rida (a)]] said, "Day of Ghadir is more famous among the dwellers of skies than the people of the earth… if people knew the value of this day, the angels would undoubtedly shake hands with them 10 times a day."<ref>al-Tusi, ''Tahdhib al-ahkam, Vol.6, P.24</ref>
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| [[Imam Ali (a)]] || Abu l-Mustahal Kumayt  || Abu Tamam al-Ta'i || Ibn Tabataba'i Isfahani || [[al-Sharif al-Radi]] || Abu l-Hasan Fanjkurdi || Abu l-Hasan al-Mansur Bi Allah || [[Ibn Dawud al-Hilli]] || Ibn al-'Arandus al-Hilli || Ibrahim b. al-Kaf'ami || Ibn Abi Shafayn al-Bahrani
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== Eid Ghadir in Islam ==
== Eid al-Ghadir in Islam ==
{{main|Eid al-Ghadir}}
[[File:الغدیر فی الکتاب و السنه و الادب (کتاب).jpg|thumbnail|the book ''[[Al-Ghadir fi kitab wa al-sunna wa al-adab]]'' written by [['Allama al-Amini]]]]
[[File:الغدیر فی الکتاب و السنه و الادب (کتاب).jpg|thumbnail|the book ''[[Al-Ghadir fi kitab wa al-sunna wa al-adab]]'' written by [['Allama al-Amini]]]]
[[Muslims]], especially [[Shi'a]] have always regarded the day of Ghadir one of the greatest eids and this day is known to them as [[Eid Ghadir]]<ref>Abu Rayhan Biruni, P.95</ref>.
[[Muslims]], especially [[Shi'a]] have always regarded the Day of Ghadir as one of the greatest eids and this day is known to them as [[Eid al-Ghadir]]<ref>Abu Rayhan Biruni, P.95</ref>.


It has been esteemed so much that making allegiance with Musta'li b. Mustansar (an Egyptian ruler) was held on the Eid Ghadir Khum 487 AH/1094<ref>Ibn Khalkan, Vol.1, P.60</ref>. Also, it is narrated by Sunni scholars that anyone who fasts [[18 Dhu al-Hijjah|18th of Dhu al-Hijjah]], (which is the day of Eid Ghadir Khum) God will reward him equal to the reward of 6 months of fasting<ref>al-Khatib al-Baghdadi, Vol.8, P.290</ref>. The eve of Ghadir Khum is also celebrated among Muslims.<ref>al-Tha'alibi, P.511</ref>
It has been esteemed so much that making allegiance with Musta'li b. Mustansar (an Egyptian ruler) was held on the Eid Ghadir Khum [[487]]/1094<ref>Ibn Khalkan, Vol.1, P.60</ref>. Also, it is narrated by Sunni scholars that anyone who fasts [[18 Dhu al-Hijjah|18th of Dhu al-Hijjah]], (which is the day of Eid Ghadir Khum) God will reward him equal to the reward of 6 months of fasting<ref>al-Khatib al-Baghdadi, Vol.8, P.290</ref>. The eve of Ghadir Khum is also celebrated among Muslims.<ref>al-Tha'alibi, P.511</ref>


The [[Prophet (s)]] said, "Day of Ghadir Khum is the greatest Eid of my people and that is the day when God perfected religion, and completed His blessing upon my people, and approved Islam as their religion."<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Amali'', P.125</ref>
The [[Prophet (s)]] said, "Day of Ghadir Khum is the greatest Eid of my people and that is the day when God perfected religion, and completed His blessing upon my people, and approved Islam as their religion."<ref>al-Saduq, ''al-Amali'', P.125</ref>
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