چکیده:
In many narrations, the pure Imams have been introduced as Muhaddith (narrators/communicators). This description is not exclusive to them; rather, in some narrations, Hazrat Fatima Zahra is also recognized as possessing this virtue. The collection of these dialogues was gathered in the Mushaf of Fatima and was in the possession of the Imams. Numerous narrations from the Ahl al-Bayt have arrived in this regard, and while proving this virtue, they have explained the position of the Muhaddith in a way that does not cause doubt. Regarding the meaning mentioned in the narrations, both Shiites and Sunnis consider its realization possible for those other than prophets, but Shiite narrations precisely introduce its instances and enumerate the forms and symbols of this Tahdith. These sources explain the content of what the angels recited to Hazrat Fatima (SA).
خلاصه ماشینی:
The Dialogue of Angels with Lady Fatima peace be upon her Mohammad Kazem Rahman Setayesh* *Abstract: In many narrations, the pure Imams (peace be upon them) have been introduced as Muhaddith (communicators of divine knowledge).
In some non-famous Sunni sources, the Hadith: «قیل،یا رسول اللّه،کیف یحدّث؟قال:تتکلم الملائکة علی لسانه:گفته شد ای رسول خدا چگونه حدیث میشود؟فرمود:ملائکه بر زبان او سخن میگویند» is narrated from Abu Sa'id al-Khudri as a Marfu' narration from the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), in which the Muhaddith and the quality of Tahdith are explained.
79, h 39) This narration explicitly quotes Muhammad bin Abi Bakr, a companion of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him and his family, stating that Fatima, peace be upon her, was a Muhaddathah.
Sheikh Saduq, in explaining this hadith, clarifies that the Quranic verses inform us that no woman has become a prophet, but Muhaddiths are neither Messengers nor Prophets (Ibn Babawayh, 1386 AH, vol.
44, hadith 77) Section Four: Examination of Doubts In previous discussions, two matters were clarified: one being the possibility of non-prophets being Muhaddath (those spoken to by angels), and the other being the status of Lady Fatima Zahra, peace be upon her, as a Muhaddathah.
Conclusion Tahdith, meaning the inspiration of angels upon individuals, is a possible matter and, based on the verses of the Holy Quran as well as Shiite and Sunni narrations, has occurred even for those other than prophets.
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