Examining the hadiths of Sahar al-Nabi (PBUH) in narrative sources attributed to Shia

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1 Assistant Professor. Quran study group. Research institute of the field and university. Qom. Iran

2 Level 4 scholar. Specialized center of Shia studies. seminary Qom. Iran

Abstract

The Prophet of Islam (PBUH) has been a comprehensive and complete model for Muslims, but also for all human beings. All the situations of that Prophet (PBUH) are a model for humans. According to the belief of Shiites, the real and legal personality of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) is infallible from every mistake and immune from the bite of every satanic temptation; The existence of several hadiths in some hadith sources attributed to Shia, such as Da'aim al-Islam, Tab al-Ima'ah, and Kufi's interpretation of the bewitching of the Prophet (pbuh), raises the question of whether Shiites believe in the possibility and effect of witchcraft on the Prophet (pbuh). This belief contradicts the infallibility of the Prophet (PBUH) from every mistake. It also opposes the negative verses of Sahar from the Prophet (PBUH). Several important propositions make this news unbelievable. First of all, the narrations of Sahar al-Nabi (PBUH) are not reported in reliable Shiite sources. Second, there are serious doubts about the credibility of the authors of these sources. Thirdly, the hadiths of Sahar al-Nabi (PBUH) have the problem of brokering in addition to the weakness of the documents. Fourthly, Shia scholars have not accepted the content of these hadiths

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Hadith Research

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Available Online from 16 February 2025

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