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After Imam al-Hasan al-'Askaris (a) demise, the Abbasid caliph sent a group of agents to his house. They shut down the house and confiscated the Imams (a) property. They looked for the Imam's (a) son, examined the Imam's (a) wives and bondwomen for pregnancy, and arrested a heavy bondwoman who was suspected to be pregnant. She was monitored for 2 years and was released after that. | After Imam al-Hasan al-'Askaris (a) demise, the Abbasid caliph sent a group of agents to his house. They shut down the house and confiscated the Imams (a) property. They looked for the Imam's (a) son, examined the Imam's (a) wives and bondwomen for pregnancy, and arrested a heavy bondwoman who was suspected to be pregnant. She was monitored for 2 years and was released after that. | ||
==Long Life== | |||
Imam al-Zaman (a) was born in 255/869 about 12 centuries ago. This longevity is not comparable to that of ordinary people. Shiite [[kalam|theologians]] have provided different replies to questions about the extraordinary longevity of Imam al-Zaman (a), Shiite [[kalam|theologians]]. | |||
===Empirical Responses=== | |||
Biologists take it possible for human beings to live long lives. [[Lutf Allah Safi Gulpayigani]] has cited many western scientists who have claimed that, biologically speaking, a human organism can live 800 to 1000 years. | |||
==Imamate== | ==Imamate== | ||