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"Al-Siddiq al-Akbar" is a title of [[Imam Ali (a)]]. The [[Prophet Muhammad (s)]] gave him the titles "al-Siddiq al-Akbar" ({{ia|الصديق الاکبر}}) and [[Faruq]]. Also [[Fatima al-Zahra (a)]] is called "Siddiqa" ({{ia|الصديقة}}) and "al-Siddiqa al-Kubra" ({{ia|الصديقة الكبرى}}).
"Al-Siddiq al-Akbar" is a title of [[Imam Ali (a)]]. The [[Prophet Muhammad (s)]] gave him the titles "al-Siddiq al-Akbar" ({{ia|الصديق الاکبر}}) and [[Faruq]]. Also [[Fatima al-Zahra (a)]] is called "Siddiqa" ({{ia|الصديقة}}) and "al-Siddiqa al-Kubra" ({{ia|الصديقة الكبرى}}).
 
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|quote  = [[Imam 'Ali (a)]]<br><small>'''I am the servant of God and His messenger's brother and I am " the greatest truthful". No one will claim this title after me except liars.</small>
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|source = <small>''Sunan al-Nasa'i'', vol.5 p. 107; ''Kanaz al-'ummal'', vol.13 p.122; ''al-Mustadrak'', vol.3 p.112</small>
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==Lexicology and Quranic usage==
==Lexicology and Quranic usage==
The plural form of the word "siddiq" is "siddiqun". "Siddiq" in terms of the Arabic grammar is an exaggerative form from the root "s-d-q" ({{ia|ص-د-ق}}), meaning a person who always exhibits "sidq" (Arabic: {{ia|الصدق}}) that is, truth or honesty.
The plural form of the word "siddiq" is "siddiqun". "Siddiq" in terms of the Arabic grammar is an exaggerative form from the root "s-d-q" ({{ia|ص-د-ق}}), meaning a person who always exhibits "sidq" (Arabic: {{ia|الصدق}}) that is, truth or honesty.
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