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==The Saqifa and the Principle of Consensus== | ==The Saqifa and the Principle of Consensus== | ||
One of the sources of [[jurisprudence]] among Sunnis is the principle of [[consensus]], which is also used to justify the election of Abu Bakr in the Event of the Saqifa. | One of the sources of [[jurisprudence]] among Sunnis is the principle of [[consensus]], which is also used to justify the election of Abu Bakr in the Event of the Saqifa.<ref>Ḥusaynī Khurāsānī, ''Bāzkāwī ijmāʿ'', p. 19-57.</ref> | ||
According to some Shiite scholars, the Sunnis have used the principle of consensus against the Shiite view on [[imamate]] and in order to negate the need for an [[infallible Imam]]. They initially used it to justify the decision made at the Saqifa and then extended it to other doctrines. | According to some Shiite scholars, the Sunnis have used the principle of consensus<ref>Ḥusaynī Khurāsānī, ''Bāzkāwī ijmāʿ'', p. 19-57.</ref> against the Shiite view on [[imamate]] and in order to negate the need for an [[infallible Imam]].<ref>Ḥusaynī Khurāsānī, ''Bāzkāwī ijmāʿ'', p. 19-57.</ref> They initially used it to justify the decision made at the Saqifa and then extended it to other doctrines.<ref>Ḥusaynī Khurāsānī, ''Bāzkāwī ijmāʿ'', p. 19-57.</ref> | ||
==Monographs== | ==Monographs== |