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: Graves in Kufan, others in Tayyiba / And still others in Fakh, my greetings be to them | : Graves in Kufan, others in Tayyiba / And still others in Fakh, my greetings be to them | ||
==Imam al-Kazim (a) | ==Imam al-Kazim's (a) Position== | ||
After the [[martyrdom]] of al-Husayn b. 'Ali and his companions, the heads of the martyrs were exhibited in an assembly in which [[Imam 'Ali | After the [[martyrdom]] of al-Husayn b. 'Ali and his companions, the heads of the martyrs were exhibited in an assembly in which [[Imam 'Ali]]'s (a) progeny, including [[Imam al-Kazim (a)]], were present. No one talked except Imam al-Kazim (a); when he saw the head of al-Husayn b. 'Ali, the leader of the Fakhkh uprising, he said: | ||
: To [[Allah]] we belong and to Him is our return. I swear to God that al-Husayn was martyred as a righteous Muslim; he frequently fasted and worshiped at nights; he enjoined the right and forbade the wrong. There was no one like him in his household. | : To [[Allah]] we belong and to Him is our return. I swear to God that al-Husayn was martyred as a righteous Muslim; he frequently fasted and worshiped at nights; he enjoined the right and forbade the wrong. There was no one like him in his household. | ||
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[[Rasul Ja'fariyan]] maintains that though the Fakhkh uprising was one of the least problematic uprisings of the 'Alawis against the [[Abbasids]], we are not sure that it was ordered by [[Imam al-Kazim (a)]]. Though there were good intentions behind these uprisings, for different political reasons they were fruitless. [[Imamiyya]] Shiites disagreed with the 'Alawis over these uprisings. | [[Rasul Ja'fariyan]] maintains that though the Fakhkh uprising was one of the least problematic uprisings of the 'Alawis against the [[Abbasids]], we are not sure that it was ordered by [[Imam al-Kazim (a)]]. Though there were good intentions behind these uprisings, for different political reasons they were fruitless. [[Imamiyya]] Shiites disagreed with the 'Alawis over these uprisings. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||