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'''The Ibtilaʾ (Trial) of ʾIbrāhīm (a) Verse ''' (Arabic: آية إبتلاء إبراهيم) is the [[verse]] 124 of [[sura]] [[al-Baqara]] in which God appointed [[Ibrahim (a)]] (Abraham) as [[imam]]. Referring to this verse, Shi'a believe that [[imamate]] is a God-given position and that imam needs to be [[infallible]]. | '''The Ibtilaʾ (Trial) of ʾIbrāhīm (a) Verse ''' (Arabic: آية إبتلاء إبراهيم) is the [[verse]] 124 of [[sura]] [[al-Baqara]] in which God appointed [[Ibrahim (a)]] (Abraham) as [[imam]]. Referring to this verse, Shi'a believe that [[imamate]] is a God-given position and that imam needs to be [[infallible]]. | ||
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| | |{{center|{{iarabic|'''وَإِذِ ابتَلىٰ إِبراهيمَ رَبُّهُ بِكَلِماتٍ فَأَتَمَّهُنَّ قالَ إِنّي جاعِلُكَ لِلنّاسِ إِمامًا قالَ وَمِن ذُرِّيَّتي قالَ لا يَنالُ عَهدِي الظّالِمينَ'''}}}} | ||
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And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with certain Kalimat (words), and he fulfilled them, He said: 'I am making you the Imam of mankind.' Said he: 'And from among my descendants?' He said: 'My pledge does not extend to the unjust' | And when his Lord tried Ibrahim with certain Kalimat (words), and he fulfilled them, He said: 'I am making you the Imam of mankind.' Said he: 'And from among my descendants?' He said: 'My pledge does not extend to the unjust' | ||
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Undoubtedly, Ibrahim (a) did not ask God to give imamate to the second and third groups among his children. Only the first and fourth groups could be the ones he (a) asked God to give imamate to. On the other hand, the phrase "My pledge does not extend to the unjust." implies that the first group could not receive imamate; therefore, only the fourth group could receive imamate; i.e. those who never committed any action which could be an example of injustice. | Undoubtedly, Ibrahim (a) did not ask God to give imamate to the second and third groups among his children. Only the first and fourth groups could be the ones he (a) asked God to give imamate to. On the other hand, the phrase "My pledge does not extend to the unjust." implies that the first group could not receive imamate; therefore, only the fourth group could receive imamate; i.e. those who never committed any action which could be an example of injustice. | ||
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* The material for this article is mainly taken from [http://fa.wikishia.net/view/آیه_ابتلای_ابراهیم آیه ابتلای ابراهیم] in Farsi | * The material for this article is mainly taken from [http://fa.wikishia.net/view/آیه_ابتلای_ابراهیم آیه ابتلای ابراهیم] in Farsi WikiShia. | ||
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