Why do Shia hate Umar ibn Al-Khattab so much ? 1. He is the one who defeated the Romans. 2. He is the one who defeated the Majoos (Persians/Iranians) What this has to do with the defeat of Romans ? a) Because Shia was created by the Jews. b) Jews and Shia are always secret friends, though they show they are enemies openly. The Israelites whole history is stained with deceit. Abdullah Bin Saba Sanai, Kaabul-Ahbar, Wahhab Ibn Munabba, and others professed Islam and pretended to accept the hadith of the Holy Prophet s.a.w.s. and thus created confusion among the Muslims. The third caliph, Uthman Bin Affan R.A., pursued them, and they fled to Egypt, where they established a sect known as the Shia. They spread false reports about Caliph Uthman and fabricated hadith to the effect that the Holy Prophet s.a.w.s. had appointed Ali as caliph and Imam. With the formation of this sect, there was widespread violence, which led to the murder of Caliph Uthman and the assumption of the caliphate by Ali. A group inimical to Uthman stood highin Alis favor. During the caliphate of the Umayyads, when the people of the family of Ali and his adherents were being killed, this group went into hiding. Still, some people, like Salman al-Farsi, Abu Dharr Ghifari, and Ammar Yasir, supported the cause of Ali. This struggle continued until the time of Harun ar-Rashid, and especially his son, Mamun ar-Rashid Abbasi, who subdued his brother with the help of the Iranians, and they then spread the idea that Ali was preferable to other caliphs. The Iranians, hostile to the Arabs who had conquered them, found an opportunity to challenge the Arabs in the name of religion. The Shia became powerful during the period of the Dailamites and the Safavid Kings and were finally recognized. They were then formally known as the Shia sect. Iranian Zoroastrians still call themselves Shias. In short, the Shia sect was founded by a Jew, Abdullah Bin Saba. Otherwise, there would have been no such word as Shia in Islam. Your grandfather, the Holy Prophet, hated the word. In fact, the Shia sect is a part of the Jewish faith.
Posted on: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 06:48:44 +0000
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