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According to 'Ihsa'i, even the bodies of the [[Prophet (s)]] and [[Imams (a)]] will be corrupted and annihilated in the grave—he distinguishes between their apparent bodies and their original bodies that are highly delicate. Their apparent bodies are accidental to them. These bodies are just created so that people could be able to see them and have contacts with them. [[Hadiths]] concerning the survival of their bodies in the graves concern not their apparent bodies; rather they concern a body without any elemental forms, that is, the hurqaliya'i body which is only visible for other Imams (a) and not for other people. | According to 'Ihsa'i, even the bodies of the [[Prophet (s)]] and [[Imams (a)]] will be corrupted and annihilated in the grave—he distinguishes between their apparent bodies and their original bodies that are highly delicate. Their apparent bodies are accidental to them. These bodies are just created so that people could be able to see them and have contacts with them. [[Hadiths]] concerning the survival of their bodies in the graves concern not their apparent bodies; rather they concern a body without any elemental forms, that is, the hurqaliya'i body which is only visible for other Imams (a) and not for other people. | ||
The theory of hurqaliya'i corpses not only purports to account for the bodily resurrection, but also for [[mi'raj]] (the Prophet (s)'s journey to heavens) and the [[Occultation of Imam Mahdi (a)]]. | The theory of hurqaliya'i corpses not only purports to account for the bodily resurrection, but also for [[mi'raj]] (the Prophet (s)'s journey to heavens) and the [[Occultation of Imam al-Mahdi (a)]]. | ||
===The Place of Imams in the Creation=== | ===The Place of Imams in the Creation=== | ||
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4. ''Sharh al-'arshiyya'' —an exposition of a work by [[Sadr al-Din al-Shirazi]]. | 4. ''Sharh al-'arshiyya'' —an exposition of a work by [[Sadr al-Din al-Shirazi]]. | ||
5. ''Sharh al-masha'ir'' —an exposition of a work by Sadr al-Din al-Shirazi. | 5. ''Sharh al-masha'ir'' —an exposition of a work by Sadr al-Din al-Shirazi. | ||
6. ''Al-'isma wa al-rij'a'' —in response to Muhammad 'Ali Mirza Dawlatshah concerning [['isma]] (infallibility of the Prophet (s) and Imams (a)) and [[rij'a]] (return of some believers to this world after the appearance ([[zuhur]]) of Imam Mahdi (a)). | 6. ''Al-'isma wa al-rij'a'' —in response to Muhammad 'Ali Mirza Dawlatshah concerning [['isma]] (infallibility of the Prophet (s) and Imams (a)) and [[rij'a]] (return of some believers to this world after the appearance ([[zuhur]]) of Imam al-Mahdi (a)). | ||
7. ''Al-fawa'id'' , containing 12 chapters concerning the general problems of existence, divine creation and human acts. 'Ihsa'i himself has written an exposition for this book. | 7. ''Al-fawa'id'' , containing 12 chapters concerning the general problems of existence, divine creation and human acts. 'Ihsa'i himself has written an exposition for this book. | ||
8. ''Majmu'a al-rasa'il'' , containing 33 essays. | 8. ''Majmu'a al-rasa'il'' , containing 33 essays. | ||