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The word '''Rāfiḍī''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|رافضی}}), among Shi'as, refers to any of those who abandoned the army of [[Zayd b. 'Ali b. Husayn]] and left him alone. | | priority =b | ||
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The word '''Rāfiḍī''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|رافضی}}), among Shi'as, refers to any of those who abandoned the army of [[Zayd b. 'Ali|Zayd b. 'Ali b. Husayn]] and left him alone. Some [[Sunni]] labeled all Shi'a as "Rafidi" because they refuse the [[caliphate]] of the first caliphs. Shi'as rely on some [[hadith]]s take the label as an honor. | |||
Arabic verb "Rafada" (َ{{iarabic|رَفَض}}) means: to refuse, and | ==Terminology== | ||
Arabic verb "Rafada" (َ{{iarabic|رَفَض}}) means: to refuse, and Rafidi means the one who refuses his or her leader. | |||
[[Abu l-Hasan al-Ash'ari]] believes that [[Imamiyya]] which is a branch of Shi'a are Rafidis since they deny the imamate of [[Abu Bakr]] and [['Umar]]. | |||
[[Ja'far Subhani]] believes that Rafidi is a political term and is used for those who oppose the government of the time. Since Shi'a , after demise of the [[Prophet (s)]] did not follow the first three caliphs called so. | |||
==Shi'a as Rafidi in the view of Sunnis== | ==Shi'a as Rafidi in the view of Sunnis== |