The fourth of the Rashidun caliphs, Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be pleased with him)

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Book description:

• Author's name: Muhammad Reza

• Number of pages: 361 pages

• The subject of the book: Biography of the Commander of the Faithful Ali bin Abi Talib (may Allah be pleased with him)

The contents of the book:

1. Dedication of the book 

2. Introduction 

3. Ali ibn Abi Talib, the fourth of the Rashidun Caliphs 

4. History of his life 

5. His wives 

6. His wife Fatima, daughter of the Messenger of Allah 

7. His sons and daughters 

8. His Islam (may Allah be pleased with him) 

9. His migration 

10. His characteristic 

11. His dress 

12. His asceticism, austerity and piety 

13. Modesty and honesty 

14. His dignities 

15. Judgment 

16. Hadiths on his virtue

17. Witnessing the invasions

18. Ali and succession after the Messenger of Allah

19. Ali's allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Siddiq

20. Ali participates in the washing of the Messenger of Allah 

21. Descending on the tomb of the Messenger of Allah

22. Ali during Abu Bakr's caliphate 

23. Ali in the Caliphate of Umar

24. Ali and the Caliphate after Umar

25. Ali's stance on the sedition against Uthman 

26. Competition between Ali and Uthman 

27. The allegiance of Ali (may Allah be pleased with him)

28. His sermon

29. Defaulters of the Pledge of Allegiance

30. Ali's first sermon when he succeeded 

31. The Companions' Meeting with Ali

32. Mughira ibn Sha'aba's opinion on recognizing workers

33. Ibn Abbas saw 

34. Distribution of governors to the provinces 

35. Obedience to the people of Kufa 

36. Muawiya's uprising in the Levant 

37. Ali's sermon urging to fight Muawiya 

38. Talha, Zubair, and Aisha 

39. Their departure from Amir al-Mu'minin 

40. Aisha's sermon to the people of Mecca 

41. Aisha's willingness to fight the Commander of the Faithful 

42. Talha and Zubair write the greats of Basra 

43. Responding to books 

44. Inviting Ibn 'Umar to join Aisha 

45. Aisha's March to Basra 

46. The situation in the city and Ali's exit 

47. Aisha's companions differed on who 

48. He prays with the people and those who command him 

49. Aisha's camel 

50. Hoab dogs 

51. Arriving in Basra 

52. Basra's disagreement about Aisha

53. Objection to Aisha's departure 

54. Objecting to Talha and Zubair 

55. The question about Uthman's killers 

56. Start of the Camel Situation 

57. Ka'b ibn Sur's Exodus to Madinah 

58. What happened to 'Uthman ibn Hanif after Ka'b came 

59. The defense of Ali by a man from Abdul Qays

60. Hakim ibn Jabla fights and is killed 

61. The dead of the site 

62. Abu Musa al-Ash'ari exhorts the people of 

63. Kufa to stop fighting 

64. Ali ibn Abi Talib's march to Basra 

65. Said ibn Ubayd al-Ta'i's sermon 

66. Ali's sermon in Rabdha 

67. Ali's sermon to the people of Kufa 

68. Sending Al-Qaqaa to negotiate with Aisha 

69. Defeat of the Camel Companions 

70. Fighting intensifies 

71. The dead and their burial 

72. Aisha's demobilization

73. Ali's arrival and the fight over water

74. Ali does not reciprocate and does not prevent 

75. Water after he owned it 

76. Readers Prevent Fighting

77. Calling Muawiya to obedience and jama'ah 

78. Words of Uday ibn Hatim

79. Words of Yazid ibn Qais

80. Shabath's response to Muawiya 

81. Muawiya's delegation to Ali

82. The readiness of Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) 

83. Preparation of Muawiya 

84. Uday ibn Hatim and the dispute over the flag

85. In the ranks of Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) 

86. Amir al-Mu'minin's commandment to his army 

87. Fighting after the truce 

88. Al-Ashtar stabilizes the defeated members of Ali's army

89. Abdullah bin Badil fights and is killed 

90. Creeping Jupiter 

91. A sermon on those who stood and fought

92. Ammar ibn Yasser 

93. Ammar and Amr ibn al-'As 

94. Ammar, the prostitute 

95. Ali asks for a duel with Muawiya 

96. Accusing Ali and his companions of not praying 

97. A Reply to the Shameless People of the Levant 

98. Ali dueling Amr ibn al-'As 

99. Abdullah ibn 'Umar ibn al-Khattab was killed 

100. The killing of Dhu al-Kalaa 

101. The night of the kitten 

102. Amr ibn al-'As signals the lifting of the Qur'an 

103. To stop the fighting and return to the Book of God 

104. Al-Ash'ath was sent to Muawiya to seek his opinion 

105. Judges test 

106. Releasing prisoners 

107. Waiting for the referees 

108. The two judges' opinion of those who refrain from fighting 

109. Mughira's opinion of the judges 

110. Abu Musa's opinion to depose the two men: Ali and Muawiya

111. Al-Barak ibn Abdullah who went out to represent Muawiya 

112. Amr ibn Bakr who went out to kill Amr ibn al-'As 

113. His age and the duration of his caliphate 

114. Hassan's sermon after killing his father 

115. The two of them were the senior companions who died during Ali's caliphate

116. Conclusion on Ali's succession and wars

117. Ray of Abbas in the Rashidun caliphs and his father Abbas

118. Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) and his sayings and proverbs 

119. What was said in his epitaph

120. Orientalist views on Ali ibn Talib 

121. On the Jafr and its attribution to Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him)

122. Index of names of men and tribes

123. Index of women's names

124. Index of country and place names

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