چکیده:
M.A in Hadith Sciences and Student of Qom Seminary The present paper is a report of some quotations from Al-Muhit fi al-Imamah found in some Shia hadith sources that have been lost over time. The author of the book is an Iranian fifth-century Zaydi. He has written it in response to the Twelver Shia. Among his quotations، there is a hadith from Nawadir al- Hikmah written by Muhammad bin Ahmad bin YahyaAsh`ari Ironically، Sheikh Tusi has narrated from Imam Sadiq exactly the same content as in `Uddat ‘Usul. The hadith is mursal، without sanad (chain of authorities) and without a specific source، that is why، from that time until now Uddat ‘Usul is the only source of this hadith. The above mentioned Zaydi author has quoted several other Imami books that have not reached us، like al-Ara’ wa al-Diyanat written by Shaykh Hassan bin Musa Nobakhti and al-Izah by ShaykhMufid.
خلاصه ماشینی:
al-Muhit fi al-Imama, Sheikh Tusi, Nawadir al-Hikma, al-Ara' wa al-Diyanat, Early Imami scholars, Sheikh Mufid, al-Idah Introduction Sheikh al-Ta'ifa Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tusi, in his weighty book al-Uddah fi Usul al-Fiqh, when discussing the justice that must exist in a narrator of news and its nuances, brings up a situation where a non-Imami (Ammi) narrator narrates a report from the Imams (as.
<FootNote No="189" Text=" which provided valuable information regarding the author of al-Muhit, the versions of his book, and the intellectual transformations of his era, and presented very useful transmissions from the manuscript version of this book regarding the history of Shiite sects, but it had not quoted the transmissions from Imami sources, especially the eight hadiths mentioned earlier, even though the aforementioned article is one of the most detailed works regarding the book al-Muhit.
>, the great scholar Abu al-Hasan al-Zaydi; [he] is the author of the book al-Muhit bi-Usul al-Imamah, which was written as a commentary on the book al-Da'amah;<FootNote No="194" Text=" The book al-Da'amah is the work of the famous Zaydi Imam of the fifth century, Abu Talib Yahya bin al-Husayn al-Haruni (d.
C) Historical and Biographical Benefits The author of al-Muhit also, in this same second part (page 18), reports a view aimed at proving the non-existence of an explicit text (nass jali) regarding the Imams (from Ibrahim bin Mahziyar (in the version: Maziyar) - who, as we know, was one of the well-known Shiite figures, regarding him see: Mu'jam Rijal al-Hadith, vol.
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