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The authenticity of the event is not doubted at all, and great Muhaddiths have narrated it in their book. The hadith is Mustafid, and even with boarder research, it could be claimed as Mutawatir. The event was so famous in the Islamic society that the day of it became known as the day of Kisa' and the five persons who were the subject of the special favor of God in the event were known as Ahl al-Kisa' or Ashab al-Kisa' (the people of Kisa'). | The authenticity of the event is not doubted at all, and great Muhaddiths have narrated it in their book. The hadith is Mustafid, and even with boarder research, it could be claimed as [[Mutawatir]]. The event was so famous in the Islamic society that the day of it became known as the day of Kisa' and the five persons who were the subject of the special favor of God in the event were known as Ahl al-Kisa' or Ashab al-Kisa' (the people of Kisa'). | ||
Al-Tabari has written in his book ''Dala'il al-imama'': the Muslims have Ijma' that in the time of the revelation of the Tathir verse, the Prophet (s) called 'Ali, Fatima, Hasan, and Husayn and covered them with his Kisa' and supplicated: 'O Allah! These are my family so repel all impurity from them and purify them with a thorough purification'." | Al-Tabari has written in his book ''Dala'il al-imama'': the Muslims have Ijma' that in the time of the revelation of the Tathir verse, the Prophet (s) called 'Ali, Fatima, Hasan, and Husayn and covered them with his Kisa' and supplicated: 'O Allah! These are my family so repel all impurity from them and purify them with a thorough purification'." | ||