Hazrat Imam Muhammad Baqir

Hazrat Imam Muhammad Baqir a.s

Asalamoalaka ya Imam Muhammed Baqir a.s.

Name - Mohammed

Title - Al-Baqir

Kunyat - Abu Jafar

Born - Tuesday 1st of Rajab 57 A.H. , at Medina

Father's Name - Ali ibn Husain

Mother's Name - Fatima binte Hassan

Died - At the age of 59 years, at Medina, on Monday, 7th Zilhajj 116 AH. Poisoned by Hisham bin Abdul Malik

Buried - Jannat-ul-Baqi .

Hazrat Imam Muhammad  Baqir (a.s)

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Al-Baqir Muhammad b. Ali b. al-Husayn, peace be on them, was out of (all) his brothers the successor of his father, Ali b. al-Husayn, his testamentary trustee (wasi), and the one who undertook (qaim) the office of Imam after him. He surpassed all of them through his outstanding merit (fadl) in traditional knowledge (ilm), asceticism and leadership. He was the most renowned of them, the one among them who was most esteemed by both non-Shia (amma) and Shia (khassa), and the most able of them. None of the sons of al- Hasan and al-Husayn, peace be on them, showed the same ability in knowledge of religion, traditions, the sunna, the knowledge of the Qur'an and the life of the Prophet (sira), and the techniques of literature, as Abu- Jafar (Muhammad al-Baqir) showed. The surviving Companions (of the Prophet), the leading members of the next generation (tabieun) and the leaders of the Muslim jurists reported the principal features (ma'alim) of religion on his authority. By virtue of his outstanding merit he became a signpost (of knowledge) to his family. Proverbs were coined about him and reports and verses were written to describe him.

He, peace be on him, was born in Medina, in 57 A.H. (676/7). He died in 114 A.H. (732) at the age of fifty-seven. He was a (leading) member of the Hashimite family within the Hashimites. He was a (leading) descendant of Ali among the descendants of Ali. He was buried in (the cemetery of) al-Baqi'i in (Medina) the city of the Apostle, may God bless him and his family.

In the testamentary bequest (wasiyya) which the Commander of the faithful, peace be on him, made to his children, mention was made of Muhammad b. Ali b. al-Husayn and of his trusteeship. The Apostle of God, may God bless him and his family, named him and caused him to be known as the one who split open (religious) knowledge (ulum) as the narrators of tradition (ashab al-athar) report.

Thus it is reported on the authority of Jabir b. Abd Allah in a direct (mujarrad) tradition:
The Apostle of God, may God bless him and his family, said to me:
It will happen that you will live until you meet one of my children descended from al-Husayn, peace be on him, called Muhammad, who will split wide open knowledge of religion. When you meet him, recite my greeting to him.
The Shia give an account of the tablet which Gabriel, peace be on him, brought down to the Apostle of God, may God bless him and his family, from heaven. (The Apostle) gave it to Fatima, peace be on her. In it are the names of the Imams after (the Apostle) and in it is Muhammad b. Ali, the Imam after his father.

The Shia also report that God, the Mighty and High, sent down to His Prophet, the blessings and peace of God be on him, a document sealed with twelve seals. He ordered him to give it to the Commander of the faithful, peace be on him, and to tell him to break the first seal, and he should act according to what is in (that part of the document). At the time of his death, he should pass it to his son, al-Hasan, peace be on him, and tell him to break the second seal and act according to what is in (that part of) the document. At the time of his death he should pass it to his brother al-Husayn, peace be on him. He should tell him to break the third seal and act according to what is below it. Then at his death, he should pass it to his son, Ali b. al-Husayn al- Akbar (the elder) and he should instruct him in a similar way. Then Muhammad should pass it to his son right down to the last of the Imams.

They report also numerous designations (nusus) of him for the Imamate after his father on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and his family, on the authority of the Commander of the faithful and on the authority of al-Hasan, al-Husayn and Ali b. al- Husayn, peace be on them.

The people report (accounts) of his outstanding virtues and accomplishments which would be too numerous to include. We will mention what will be sufficient in meaning for our purposes, if God wills.

Abu Jafar, peace be on him, recounted reports of the beginnings of history (mubtada') and reports of the prophets. Stories of the campaigns of the Prophet (maghazi) were written on his authority. (Men) followed the practices of the Prophet (sunan) on his authority and relied on him with regard to the rites of the pilgrimage which he reported on the authority of the Apostle of God, may God bless him and his family. They (also) wrote a commentary of the Qur'an on his authority. Both the Shia (khassa) and the non-Shia (amma) report traditions on his authority. He debated with the exponents of individual reasoning (ahl al-ara') and the people learnt a great deal of theology (ilm al-kalam) from him.

Reports have come down that Nafi b. al-Azraq came to Muhammad b. Ali, peace be on them, and sat before him to ask him questions about what was permitted and what forbidden. Abu Jafar, peace be on him, said in the course of his answer:
Say to these deviators (from the true course): How did you make separation from the Commander of the faithful (Ali), peace be on him, lawful when you had earlier shed your own blood on his behalf and in obedience to him and (you were then close) to God through helping him? Then they will answer you: He allowed arbitration with regard to the religion of God. Say to them: God, the Exalted, allowed arbitration in the law (sharia) of His Prophet, may God bless him and his family, between two of His creatures. For He said:
Send an arbitrator from his family and an arbitrator from her family if they want reconciliation (to take place) between them with the agreement of God [IV 35].
The Apostle of God, may God bless him and his family, appointed Sad b. Muadh as an arbitrator over the tribe of Qurayza. He judged them according to what God had accomplished. Did you not know that the Commander of the faithful, peace be on him, ordered the arbitrators only to judge according to the Qur'an and not to go beyond it? He stipulated the rejection of any of the laws of men which opposed the Qur'an. They said to him: 'You have appointed as arbitrator over yourself, men who will judge you.' He replied: 'I have not appointed a creature as an arbitrator. I have only made the Book of God an arbitrator. Therefore where do the deviators find the wrong-doing in the matter of arbitration by the Qur'an, when he stipulated the rejection of whatever opposed it, unless they are persisting in a false accusation?
"By God", said Nafi b. al-Azraq, "these are words which I have never heard before and which have never occurred to my mind. It is the truth, God willing."
He, peace be on him, used to say: "The people cause us great trouble. We summon them but they do not answer us. If we abandoned them, they would be guided by no one."

He, peace be on him, (also) used to say: "What is it that the people hate in us who are the family of the House of Mercy, the Tree of Prophethood, the Source of Wisdom, (the people) frequented by angels and (those upon whom) inspiration descended?"

He, peace be on him, died and left behind seven sons. Each of his brothers had great merit, even though they did not attain his merit because of his position with regard to the Imamate, because of his rank with God with regard to closeness and love (wilaya), and because of his position with regard to succession (khilafa) of the Prophet, may God bless him and his family. The period of his Imamate and of his undertaking the position of his father in the succession (on behalf of) God, the Mighty and High, over His servants was nineteen years.
 

The Life of  Imam Muhammad ibn 'Ali al-Baqir TABLE OF CONTENTS  PUBLISHER'S PREFACE  Dedication  INTRODUCTION  - 1  - 2  - 3  - 4  - 5  - 6  CHAPTER  l  THE GREAT BABY  His Mother  His Father  The Great Baby  His Name  His Kunya  His Nick-Names  The Greetings of the Prophet to al-Baqir  His Features  His Early Cleverness  His Solemnity and His Prestige  The Inscription of his Ring  His Residence  CHAPTER  II  UNDER THE AUSPICES OF AL-HUSAYN AND ‘ALI  Under the Care of his Grandfather  Under the Auspices of his Father  Admiration and Glorification  1. Sa‘ï~d b. al-Musayyab  2. Al-Zuhri  3. Zayd b. Aslam  4. ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  5. Abu Hazim  6. Malik  7. Jabir b. ‘Abd Allah  8. Al-Waqidi  His high Morals  His Proclaiming Knowledge  His Urging (the Moslems)to seek Knowledge  His Honoring the Seekers of Knowledge  The Readers of the Koran cleaved to him  His Freeing of Slaves  His Worship and his Piety  His Alms and his Kindness  The Wonderful Poem of al-Farazdaq  Deep Sadness  His Commandments to his Son al-Baqir  His Supplications for his Children  In Protection from Immortality  Al-Walï~d poisoned the Imam  His Designation for the Imamate of al-Baqir  His Bequests to his Son al-Baqir  To the High Comrade  His Preparation for Burial  His Funeral  To his final Resting Place  Fabrication   CHAPTER lll  HIS BROTHERS AND HIS CHILDREN  His Brothers  Zayd the Martyr  His Birth  His Early Life  His Worship and his Piety  His Knowledge and his Literature  Imam al-Baqir admired Zayd  With Hisham b. ‘Abd al-Malik  The Legal Uprising  The Great Uprising  Treason and Perfidy  Under the Protection of Immortality  Torturing Zayd's Supporters  The Moslems' Discontent  Burning the Great Body  With al-Mas‘udi  Al-Husayn al-Asghar (the younger)  His Religious Knowledge  His Clemency and his Solemnity  His Devotion and his Piety  His Death  ‘Abd Allah al-Bahir  His Nickname  His Religious Knowledge  His Authority over the Heirlooms of the Prophet  His Death  ‘Umar al-Ashraf  His Kunya  His Nickname  His Religious Knowledge  His Authority over the Heirlooms of the Prophet  His Death  ‘Ali  Imam al-Baqir's Children  1. Ibrahï~m  2. Imam Ja‘far  3.‘Abd Allah  4.‘Ali  5.‘Abd Allah  CHAPTER IV  ADMIRATION AND GLORIFICATION  1. Imam al-Sadiq  2. Mohammed b.al-Munkadir  3. Sudayf al-Makki  4. Hisham b. ‘Abd al-Malik  5. Al-Mansur al-Dawanï~qi  6. Abd Allah b.‘Ata'  7. Jabir b.Yazï~d  8. Jabir b. ‘Abd Allah  9. Ibn Hajar al-Haythami  10. Ibn Kuthayr  11. ‘Abd al-Hamï~d al-Hanbali  12. Al-Nabahani  13. Al-Qirmani  14. Al-Dhahabi  16. Mohammed al-Jazri  17. Kamal al-Dï~n al-Shafi‘i  18. Idrï~s al-Qarashi  19. Jamal al-Dï~n  20. Mohammed al-Sabban  21. Ibn Abï~ al-Haddï~~d  22. Shaykh al-Mufï~~d  23. Abu al-Hasan al-Tubrisi  24. Tajj al-Dï~n  25. Mahmud b. Whayb  26. ‘Abbas al-Makki  27. Sayyid Kazim al-Yamani  28. Ibn Taymiya  29. Al-Shaykhani  30. Al-Majlisi  31. Al-Nawawi  32. Abu Zar‘a  33. Ibn ‘Anba  34. ‘Ali b.‘Isa al-Arbali  35. Ahmed Fahmi  36. Farï~~d Wajdi  37. Abu Zahrah  38. Al-Talmasani  39. ‘Abd al-Qadir al-Halabi   CHAPTER V  THE  QUALITIES OF HIS CHARACTER  His Imamate  Infallibility  The Definition of Infallibility  The Evidence for Infallibility  Doubts and Imaginations  His Clemency  His Patience  His Honoring the Poor  His Releasing the Slaves  His Spending on his Companions  His Alms to the Poor of Medina  His Generosity and his Liberality  His Worship  A. His Reverence in his Prayers  B. His many Prayers  C. His Supplications during his Prostration  D. His Supplication during his Personal Prayers  His Pilgrimage  His Whispered Prayer with Allah  His Praising Allah  His Renouncing Worldly Pleasures   CHAPTER VI  HIS TALENTS AND HIS GENIUS  The Scientific Life at his Time  The Bright Role of the Imam  The Sciences the Imam Discussed  The Tradition:  The Reports of the Imams  The Traditions of Imam al-Baqir  His Traditions from the Prophet  His Traditions on the Authority of the Imam, the Commander of the Faithful  His Narration from his Grandfather al-Husayn  His Narration from his Father  His Narration from Jabir al-Ansari  His Narration from ‘Umar  His Narration from b. ‘Abbas  His Narration from Zayd b. Arqam  His Narration From Abï~ Dharr  The Exegesis of the Holy Koran  The Virtue of Reciting the Koran  Repetition of Reciting the Koran  The Koran far above Falsehood  The Imam dispraised those who distort the Koran  Figurative Usage in the Koran  The Basmalah is Part of the Suras of the Koran  The Koran was revealed in Seven Letters  The Seven Letters  The Imam denied the Seven Letters  The Method of Exegesis  The Exegesis through the transmitted Sayings  The Exegesis through the Opinion  Imam al-Baqir's Exegesis  Examples of al-Baqir's Exegesis  Theology  Monotheism  1. Allah is not attained through Reason  2.  The Eternity of the Necessary Being  3. Talking about the Essence of Allah is forbidden  4. The Knowledge of Allah  5. The Essence of Monotheism  6. The Attributes of Allah  7. Doubt and Unbelief  The Imamate  The Imamate  The Critical Need for the Imam  To know the Imam is obligatory  To obey the Imam is obligatory  The Right of the Imam against People  The Dignity of the Imam  Accepting the Leadership of the Imams of  ahl al-Bayt  Al-Baqir praised the Imams  The Number of the Imams  The Sufferings of the Imams  Al-Baqir urged Reporters and Traditionalists to proclaim  The Knowledge of the Imams  Al-Baqir predicted Events  Jurisprudence  Its Characteristics  1. Its Connection by the Prophet (may Allah bless him and his family)  2. Its Flexibility  3. It has opened a Door to Ijtihad  4. It resorts to the Judgment of Reason  Jurisprudential Problems  The Rules of Fighting in Islam  Wiping the two Light Leather Boots (khuffayn) with Water  Touching the Vestibule of the Vulva does not invalidate Wudu’  Raising the Voice during the quiet Prayer  Asking Allah to bless Mohammed and his Family in Tashahhud  Science of Fundamentals  Presumption of Continuity (Istishab)  The Rule of  Passing (Qa‘idat al-Tajawiz)  The Rule of Finishing (Qa‘idat al-Faragh)  The Rule of Removing Harm  The Remedy of Contradiction  1.Publicity (al-Shuhra)  2. The Tradition should be harmonious with the Book and the Sunna  3. Preferring the Tradition through the Qualities of Narrators  Economic Researches  1. The Necessity of Improving Livelihood  2. Warning from Laziness  3.Al-Baqir detested those who left Work  4. Work is Obedience to Allah  Knowledge and Scholars  1. The Virtue of Knowledge  2. The Virtue of the Scholar  3.Associating with Scholars and the Pious  4. Discussing Knowledge  5.Rules for the Student  6.Proclaiming Knowledge  7. The Imam urged Moslems to learn  8. Understanding the Religion  9. Putting Knowledge into effect  10. Action coupled with knowing Allah is accepted  11. The Imam dispraised Boasting of Seeking Knowledge.  12. Giving Religious Opinions without Knowledge  13. The Qualities of the Scholar  Traditions on Faith  1. The Essence of Faith  2. The Ranks of Faith  3. The Qualities of the Pious  With the Shi‘ites  1. His Commandments to his Shi‘ites  2.The Early Shi‘ites  3.The Attributes of the Shi‘ites  4. Al-Baqir's Commandments to Shi‘ites  5. Love for Ahl al-Bayt  6. Why have Shi‘ites been called rafida?  7. Al-Baqir's Supplication for his Shi‘ites  The Lives and Maxims of the Prophets  1. Part of Allah's Revelation to Adam  2. Solomon's Maxim  3. A Maxim in the Torah  4. Why was Noah called the Grateful Servant?  5.Noah's Prayer against his People  6. Ismael was the first to speak Arabic  7. Allah whispered (words) to Moses  8. Al-Baqir denied that the Prophet was Illiterate  9.Noah and Iblis  10. The Death of Solomon  11. Jacob's meeting with Joseph  12. The Period of Jacob's Life in Egypt  on the Prophet's Life  on the Prophet's Life  1. The Prophet borrowed Weapons from Safwan  2. Khalid marched to Bani Judhayma  The Life of Imam ‘Ali  The Commander of the Faithful predicted the Murder of al-Husayn  The Characteristics of the Commander of the Faithful  The Events of Siffï~n  Raising the Siege from the Water  Mu‘awiya and ‘Amru b. al-‘As  Imam ‘Ali delivered a Sermon at Siffï~n  The Day of al-Harrï~r  The Document of the Arbitration  The Tragedy of Imam Husayn  The Narration of ‘Ammar al-Dihni  Criticisms  Imam al-Baqir's Valuable Commandments  His Commandments to his Son al-Sadiq  His Commandments to one of his Children  His Commandments to ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  His Commandments to Jabir al-Ju‘fi  His Commandments to a Moslem  His Commandments to one of his Companions  His Preaching  The Virtue of Reason  Cleverness  Contemplation  Noble Manners  1. Kindness  2. Fairness  3. Kindness should be Equivalent to Fairness  Rules of Conduct  1. Cheerfulness  2. Treating people kindly  Moslem’s Rights  Fulfilling the Moslem’s Need  Relations with Womb Relatives  Alms  Pity for the Orphan  Good Qualities  Silence  Bad Qualities and Deeds  Backbiting and Slander  Anger and its Remedy  Vanity  Al-Baqir’s Supplications  Imam al-Baqir urged Moslems to Supplication.  Wonderful Maxims  Did al-Baqir write poetry?   CHAPTER VII  KUTHAYR ‘AZZAH AND AL-KUMAYT.  Kuthayr ‘Azzah  His Obedience to the Members of the House (ahl al-Bayt), peace be on them.  His Obedience to al-Baqir  Kuthayr praised the Sons of Marwan  His Death  Fabricated Narration  Criticisms  Al-Kumayt Al-Asadi  His Birth and his Early Life  His Talents  His Poetry  Al- Kumayt  and al-Farazdaq  The Characteristics of his Poetry  His firm Doctrine  Al-Kumayt and Imam al-Baqir  His longing for seeing the Imam.  Al-Kumayt elegized al-Husayn  A Poem of his Poems called al-Hashimiyat  His Poem called al-Lamiya  His Poem called al-‘Ayniya  His firm Struggle  1. His praising ahl al-Bayt  2. His dispraising the Umayyds  3. His moving Tribalism between the Yemenis and the Nazaris  His Arrest  His Escape from Prison  Al-Kumayt received Forgiveness  Admonition and Apology  To Paradise   CHAPTER VIII  INSIGNIFICANT KINGS  Marwan bin al-Hakam  1. The Prophet cursed him  2. His father was banished from Medina  3. During the Days of ‘Uthman  His Inclinations and his Qualities  Marwan was fond of cursing the Commander of the faithful.  His Caliphate  His Death  ‘Abd al-Malik bin Marwan  His Qualities  1. Tyranny  2. Perfidy  3. Cruelty and Uselessness  4. Miserliness    ‘Abd al-Malik transferred the Hajj to Jerusalem.  ‘Abd al-Malik disparaged his Predecessors.  ‘Abd al-Malik appointed al-Hajjaj as Governor.  The Prophet's prophecy  The Prophecy of the Commander of the Faithful  The Indignant with al-Hajjaj  1. ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  2. ‘Aism  3. Al-Qasim  4. Zadhan  5. Tawus  Some of al-Hajjaj's Characteristics  His Unbelief  Disdaining the Prophet  Some of al-Hajjaj's Crimes  He punished the Shï~‘a severely.  The critical Conditions of Kufa  He attacked the Kaba with Catapults  His Prisons  His Death  ‘Abd al-Malik and al-Akhtal  Imam al-Baqir and ‘Abd al-Malik  ‘Abd al-Malik ordered Imam al-Baqir to be arrested.  Imam al-Baqir freed Islamic money.  The Death of ‘Abd al-Malik  Al-Walï~d bin ‘Abd al-Malik  Sulayman bin ‘Abd al-Malik  His Death  ‘Umar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  He prevented the People from Cursing  He gave the Alï~ds their Rights.  He returned Fadak  ‘Umar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  Imam al-Baqir predicted of ‘Umar's Caliphate.  2. ‘Umar honored Imam al-Baqir  3. ‘Umar exchanged letters with Imam al-Baqir.  Baseless Accusation  Criticisms  His Death  Yazï~d bin ‘Abd al-Malik  Hisham bin ‘Abd al-Malik  Imam al-Baqir in Damascus  Imam al-Baqir made a Speech in Damascus.  Imam al-Baqir was arrested.  Imam al-Baqir and a Priest  Hisham ordered the Shops to be closed   CHAPTER IX  THE TIME OF IMAM AL-BAQIR  The Islamic Sects  The Mu‘tazilites  The History of the Mu‘tazilites  The Mu‘tazilites and Policy  The Mu‘tazilites and the Christians  The Fundamental Doctrines  1. Oneness of Allah.  2. Divine Justice  3. Promise and Threat  4. Rank between two Ranks  5. Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil  The Shï~‘a and the Mu‘tazilites  Generally accepted Matters  Generally unaccepted Matters  1. The Imamate of the Mafdul  2. Intercession.  Imam al-Baqir and the Leaders  1. Al-Hasan al-Basri  2. Imam al-Baqir refuted al-Hasan  3. Imam al-Baqir and ‘Amru bin ‘Ubayd  The Murji'a  1. The Meaning of the Murji'a  The Growth of the Murji'a  The Shï~‘a and the Murji'a  Grimar's Claims  The Definition of Faith  Imam al-Baqir and ‘Amru al-Masir  Abu Hanï~fa and the Irja'  The Kharijites  Their Religious Views  Imam al-Baqir and Nafi‘  The Shï~‘a  The Meaning of the Shï~‘a  The Beginning of Shi‘ism  The Fable of ‘Abd Allah b. Saba’  1. Al-Malti  2. Al-Nashshar  3. Shaykh Abu Zahra  The Shï~‘a and Excessiveness  The Meaning of Excessiveness  The Shï~‘a have renounced the Excessive.  The Shï~‘ite View concerning the Imams  The Love of the Shï~‘a for the Imams  The Aspects of Love for the Imams  The Shï~‘a and the Companions (of the Prophet)  The Definition of the Companions  The Position of the Companions  1. Sayyid ‘Ali Khan  Imam Sharf al-Dï~n  The Attitude of Imam al-Baqir  The Shï~‘ite Political Thoughts  The Shï~'ite Political Thoughts  Economic Welfare  Spreading Justice  Revolt against Oppression  Boldness and Intrepidity  The Shï~‘a faced Troubles  Precautionary Dissimulation  The Unity of the Shï~‘a  Scientific Life  The School of the Next Generation  1. Sa‘ï~d b. al-Musayyab  His Scientific Position  His Death  ‘Urwa bin al-Zubayr  His Death  4. ‘Abd al-Rahman  5. Sulayman bin Yasar al-Hilali  6. Kharija bin Zayd b. Thabit  7. Al-Qasim bin Mohammed  The School of the Ahl al-Bayt  Public Cultural Life  Political Life  Political Parties  1. The Umayyad Party  2. The Zubayri Party  3. The Kharijites  4. The Shi‘a  Discords and Disorders  Play and Luxury  Excessive Dowries  Luxurious Women  Singing  Fabricated Traditions  Exploiting al-Zahri  Fabricated Narration against Imam Abu Ja‘far  Fabricators against Abu Ja‘far  1. Bayan bin Sam‘an al-Hindi  2. Hamza al-Barbari  3. Al-Mughï~ra bin Sa‘ï~d  His Heresies  Imam al-Baqir renounced him  The Revolt of al-Mughï~ra b. Sa‘ï~d  Unbelief and Polytheism  Imam al-Baqir and a Syrian Scholar  Violent Revolts  The Revolt of the Repentant  The Revolt of al-Mukhtar  Al-Mukhtar scared the Murderers  Al-Mukhtar killed the Murderers  The Revolt of Ibn al-Zubayr  His Miserliness  His Enmity towards the ‘Alï~ds  The Failure of his Revolt  Economic Life   CHAPTER X  HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS  1. Aban bin Taghlub  His Birth and his early Life  His Scientific Position  His Obedience to the ahl al-Bayt  His Reliability  His Books  His Death  2. Aban bin Abï~ ‘Ayyash Fayruz  His Death  3. Ibrahim bin al-Azraq  4. Ibrahim bin Abï~ al-Bilad  5. Ibrahim bin Jamï~l  6. Ibrahim bin Hanan  7. Ibrahim bin Salih al-Anmati  8. Ibrahim bin ‘Abd Allah  9. Ibrahim bin ‘Ubayd  10. Ibrahim bin ‘Umar  11. Ibrahim bin Mohammed  12. Ibrahim bin Marthed  13. Ibrahim bin Ma’adh  14. Ibrahim b. Ma‘rad  15. Ibrahim b. Na‘ï~m  16. Abyad bin Aban  17. Ahmed bin ‘A’idh bin Habï~b  18. Ahmed bin ‘Umran  19. Ishaq bin ‘Abd Allah  20. Ishaq bin Bashï~r  21. Ishaq bin Ja‘far b. ‘Ali.  22. Ishaq bin Nuh  23. Ishaq bin al-Fadl  24. Ishaq bin Yasar  25. Ishaq bin Yazï~d  26. Ishaq bin Wasil al-Dabbi.  27. Ishaq al-Qummi  28. Isra‘ï~l bin Ghayyath al-Makki.  29. Isma‘ï~l bin Zyyad al-Bazzaz al-Kufi al-Asadi.  30. Isma‘ï~l bin Jabir al-Ju‘fi.  31. Isma‘ï~l bin ‘Abd Allah  32. Isma‘ï~l bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  33. Isma‘ï~l bin Sulayman  34. Isma‘ï~l al-Katib  35. Aslam bin Ayman  36. Aslam al-Qauwas  37. Usayd bin al-Qasim  38. Isma‘ï~l bin ‘Abd al-Khaliq  39. Isma‘ï~l bin ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  40. Isma‘ï~l bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  41. Isma‘ï~l bin al-Fadl  42. A‘yun al-Razi  43. Anas bin Taghlub  44. Anas bin ‘Amru  45. Ayyub bin Bakr  46. Ayyub bin Abu Tamima  47. Ayyub bin Shahab  48. Ayyub Washika  49. Badr bin al-Khalï~l  50. Burd al-Iskafi  51. Burd al-Khayyat  52. Barï~d al-Khayyat  53. Barï~d al-Kanasi  54. Barï~d bin Mu‘awiya  55. Bassam bin ‘Abd Allah  56. Bashshar al-Aslami  57. Bishro bin Ja‘far  58. Bishr bin Khath‘am  59. Bishr bin Abï~ ‘Aqaba  60. Bishr bin ‘Abd Allah  61. Bishr bin Maymun  62. Bishr bin Yasar  63. Bishr Bayya al-Zatti  64. Bishr al-Rahhal  65. Bashï~r al-Ju‘fi  66. Bashï~r Abu ‘Abd al-Samed  67. Bashï~r bin Sulayman  68. Bakr bin Habï~b  69. Bakr bin Khalid  70. Bakr bin Salih  71. Bakr bin Karb  72. Bakkrawayh al-Kindi  73. Bukayr bin A‘yun  74. Bukayr bin Jundub  75. Bukayr bin Habï~b  76. Tamï~m bin Zyyad  77. Thabit bin Abï~ Thabit  78. Thabit bin Dï~nar  79. Thabit b. Za’ida  80. Thabit bin Hurmuz  81. Thuwayr bin Abï~ Fakhta  82. Jabir bin ‘Abd Allah  83. Jabir bin Yazï~d  His Reliability  His Books  His Narration on the Authority of Abu Ja‘far  His Mental Disorder  His Death  84. Al-Jarud bin al-Sari  Al-Jarud bin al-Sari  85. Al-Jarud bin al-Mundhir  86. Al-Jarrah al-Mada’ini  87. Ja‘far al-Ahmasi  88. Ja‘far b. Ibrahim  89. Ja‘far b. Ibrahim  90. Ja‘far bin al-Hakï~m  91. Ja‘far bin ‘Amru  92. Ju‘da  93. Al-Hasan bin Abï~ Sarra  94. Al-Hasan bin Hubaysh  95. Al-Hasan bin al-Hasan  96. Al-Hasan bin Zyyad  97. Al-Hasan bin al-Sari  98. Al-Hasan bin Shahab  99. Al-Hasan bin Salih.  100. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ali  101. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ammar  102. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ammarah  103. Al-Hasan b. Kuthayr  104. Al-Hasan bin al-Mundhir.  105. Al-Hasan bin Yousif  106. Al-Hasan al-Ju‘fi  107. Al-Hasan al-Zayyat  108. Al-Husayn bin al-Abtar  109. Al-Husayn bin Abu al-Ala’  110. Al-Husayn bin Thuwayr  111. Al-Husayn bin Hammad  112. Al-Husayn bin ‘Abd Allah  113. Al-Husayn bin ‘Ubayd Allah  114. Al-Husayn bin Mus‘ab  115. Al-Husayn bin al-Mundhir  116. Safi al-A‘war  117. Hafs bin Ghayyath  118. Al-Hakam bin al-Salt  119. Al-Hakam bin Abï~ Na‘ï~m.  120. Al-Hakam bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  121. Al-Hakam bin ‘Utayba  His Death  122. Al-Hakam bin ‘Alya’  123. Al-Hakam bin al-Qattat  124. Al-Hakam bin al-Mukhtar  125. Hakï~m bin Hakam  126. Hakï~m bin Suhayb  127. Hakï~m bin Mu‘awiya  128. Hammad bin Abï~ Sulayman  129. Hammad bin Abï~ al-‘Atarid  130. Hammad bin Bashï~r  131. Hammad bin Rashï~d  132. Hammad bin al-Mughï~ra  133. Hamran bin A‘yun  His Scientific Rank.  His Rank with the Imams  His intense Obedience to the Imams.  134. Hamza bin Hamran  135. Hamza bin ‘Ata’  136. Hamza bin ‘Ammara  137. Hamza al-Tayyar  138. Khazim al-Ashal  139. Khalid bin Abï~ Karï~ma  140. Khalid bin Awfa  141. Khalid bin Bakkar  142. Khalid bin Tuhman  143. Khuthayma bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  144. Khuthayma bin Abï~ Khuthayma  145. Dawud al-Abzari  146. Dawud bin Abï~ Hind  147. Dawud bin Habï~b  148. Dawud bin Hurra  149. Dawud bin Zayd  150. Dawud bin al-Dajjaji  151. Dalham bin Salih  152. Rai‘ bin Muslima  153. Al-Rabï~‘ al-‘Absi  154. Rabï~‘ bin Sa‘d  155. Rabï~‘a bin Abï~ ‘Abd al-Rahman.  156. Rabï~‘a bin Najidh  157. Razi al-Abzari  158. Razï~n al-Anmati  159. Rushd bin Sa‘d  160. Rafï~d , the Retainer of the Banu Hubayra  161. Raqaba bin Masqala  162. Za’ida bin Qaddama  163. Zahr bin ‘Abd Allah  164. Zarara bin A‘yun  His Lineage  His Scientific Rank  His Narration from Imam al-Baqir  Who narrated from Zarara?  His Talents were praised.  A. Jamï~l Darrajj  B. Al-Najashi  C. Al-Kashi said:  D. Ibn al-Nadï~m  Imam al-Sadiq and Zarara  Slanderous Traditions  Zarara is Immortal  165. Zakariya bin ‘Abd Allah  Zakariya bin ‘Abd Allah  166. Zuhayr al-Mada’ini  167. Zyyad al-Ahlam  168. Zyyad al-Aswad  169. Zyyad bin Abï~ al-Hallal  170. Zyyad bin Abï~ Raja’  171. Zyyad bin Abï~ Zyyad  172. Zyyad bin al-Aswad  173. Zyyad bin Sawqa  174. Zyyad bin Salih  175. Zyyad bin ‘Isa  176. Zyyad bin ‘Isa  177. Zyyad bin al-Mundhir  178. Zyyad, the Retainer of Abu Ja‘far  179. Zyyad al-Hashimi  180. Zayyd al-Ajjra  181. Zayyd bin Sulayt  182. Zayyd al-Shahham  183. Zayyd bin Qaddama  184. Salim bin Abï~ Hafsa  185. Salim al-Ashal  186. Salim al-Ja‘far  187. Sudayr bin Hakï~m  188. Sudayf al-Makki  189. Sa‘d bin Abï~ ‘Amru  190. Sa‘d al-Haddad  191. Sa‘d bin al-Hasan  192. Sa‘d bin Turayf  193. Sa‘d bin ‘Abd al-Malik  194. Sukayn al-Ju‘di  195. Sukayn al-Madani  196. Salam bin Abï~ ‘Umayra  197. Salam bin Sa‘d  198. Salam bin al-Mustanï~r  199. Salam al-Ju‘fi  200. Salam al-Makki  201. Salam bin Bishr  202. Salman bin Khalid  203. Salman al-Kinani  204. Salama bin al-Ahtam  205. Sulayman bin Khalid  206. Salama bin Mihriz.  207. Sulayman, Retainer of Turbal  208. Sulayman bin Harun  209. Sanan bin Sanan  210. Sawra bin Kulayb  211. Sharjara bin Maymun  212. Shurays al-Rabishi  213. Shu‘ayb bin Bakr  214. Shu‘ayb al-Haddad  215. Shahab bin ‘Abd Rabba  216. Shimr bin Hawshab  217. Salih bin Sahl  218. Salih bin ‘Aqaba  219. Salih bin Maythem  220. Samit Bayya‘ al-Harawi  221. Sabah bin Yahya  222. Al-Salt bin al-Hajjaj  223. Durays bin ‘Abd al-Malik  224. Durays Bayya‘ al-Ghazl  225. Durays al-Kinani  226. Tahir, the Retainer of Abu Ja‘far  227. Tarbal bin Raja’  228. Zarï~f bin Nasih.  229. ‘Asim bin ‘Umar  230. ‘Amir bin Abï~ al-Ahwas  ‘Amir bin Abï~ al-Ahwas  231. ‘Abbad al-Basri  232. ‘Abbad bin Jurayh  233. ‘Abbad b. Suhayb  234. ‘Abd al-Jabbar bin A‘yun  235. ‘Abd al-Hamï~d bin Abï~ Ja‘far  236. ‘Abd al-Hamï~d bin Abï~ al-Daylam  237. ‘Abd al-Hamï~d bin ‘Awad  238. ‘Abd al-Hamï~d al-Wasiti  239. ‘Abd al-Khaliq bin ‘Abd Rabba  240. ‘Abd al-Khaliq bin ‘Arrad  241. ‘Abd al-Rahman  242. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin A‘yun  243. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Zar‘a  244. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Salim  245. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Sulayman  246. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin ‘Ajlan  247. ‘Abd al-Rahï~m  248. ‘Abd al-Rahï~m bin Ruh  249. ‘Abd al-Rahï~m bin Salï~m  250. ‘Abd al-Salam bin Kuthayr  251. ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  252. ‘Abd al-Ghaffar bin Qasim  253. ‘Abd al-Karï~m bin Abï~ Ya‘fur  254. ‘Abd al-Karï~m bin Mahran  255. ‘Abd Allah bin Bukayr  256. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Jarud  257. ‘Abd Allah bin Jurayh  258. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Hasan  259. ‘Abd Allah bin Dhubyan  260. ‘Abd Allah bin Zar‘a  261. ‘Abd Allah bin Sulayman  262. ‘Abd Allah bin Sulayman  263. ‘Abd Allah bin Shurayk  264. ‘Abd bin Salih  265. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  266. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ajjlan.  267. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’  268. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’  269. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’.  270. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Amru  271. ‘Abd Allah bin Ghalib  272. ‘Abd Allah bin Kaysan  273. ‘Abd Allah bin Muhriz  274. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed  275. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed  276. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed  277. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed  278. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Mukhtar  279. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Walï~d  280. ‘Abd Allah al-Hashmi  281. ‘Abd al-Mu’min al-Ansari  282. ‘Abd al-Mu’min bin al-Qasim  283. ‘Abd al-Mu’min bin al-Haythem  284. ‘Abd al-Malik bin A‘yun  285. ‘Abd al-Malik b. ‘Utba  286. ‘Abd al-Malik bin ‘Ata’  287. ‘Abd al-Malik bin ‘Amru  288. ‘Abd al-Wahid bin al-Mukhtar  289. ‘Ubayd bin Kuthayr  290. ‘Ubayd Allah bin Mohammed  291. ‘Ubayd Allah bin al-Walï~d  292. ‘Ubayd Allah al-Wassafi  293. ‘Ubayda  294. ‘Ubayda al-Khath‘ami  295. ‘Ubayda al-Saksaki  296. ‘Uthman bin Jubla  297. ‘Uthman bin Zyyad  298. ‘Uthman bin Zyyad  299. ‘Adhafar  300. ‘Adhafar bin ‘Abd Allah  301. ‘Urwa bin ‘Abd Allah  302. Al-‘Atta’  303. ‘Atta’ bin Yasar  304. ‘Atiya  305. ‘Atiya  306. ‘Atiya bin Dhakran  307. ‘Atiya bin Mazar  308. ‘Atiya al-‘Awfi  309. ‘Aqaba  310. ‘Aqaba bin Shayba  ‘Aqaba bin Shayba  311. ‘Aqaba bin Qays  312. ‘Ukrima  313. Al-‘Ala’ bin al-Hasan  314. Al-‘Ala’ bin al-Husayn  315. Al-‘Ala’ bin ‘Abd al-Karï~m  316. ‘Ala’ bin Darra’  317. ‘Alqama bin Mohammed  318. ‘Ali bin al-Ahmasi  319. ‘Ali bin Abï~ Hamza  320. ‘Ali bin Abï~ al-Mughï~ra  321. ‘Ali bin Hanzala  322. ‘Ali bin Sa‘ï~d  323. ‘Ali bin ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  324. ‘Ali bin ‘Abd Allah  325. ‘Ali bin ‘Atiya  326. ‘Ali bin ‘Aqaba  327. ‘Ali bin Maymun  328. ‘Ammar bin al-Ahwas  329. ‘Ammar bin Marwan  330. ‘Umar bin Aban  331. ‘Umar bin Aban  332. ‘Umar bin Abï~ Shayba  333. ‘Umar bin Thabit  334. ‘Umar bin Hanzala  335. ‘Umar bin Qays  336. ‘Umar bin Qays  337. ‘Umar bin Mu‘ammar  338. ‘Umar bin Hilal  339. ‘Umar bin Yahya  340. ‘Amru bin Ubay  341. ‘Amru bin Abï~ al-Muqdam  342. ‘Amru bin Jamï~‘  343. ‘Amru bin Khalid  344. ‘Amru bin Khalid  345. ‘Amru bin Dï~nar  346. ‘Amru bin Rashï~d  347. ‘Amru bin Sa‘ï~d.  348. ‘Amru bin Shimr  349. ‘Amru bin ‘Abd ‘Abd Allah  350. ‘Amru bin ‘Uthman  351. ‘Amru bin Mu‘ammar  352. ‘Umran  353. ‘Umran bin Abï~ Khalid  354. ‘Umran bin A‘yun  355. ‘Unba bin Mas‘ab  356. ‘Unba al-‘Abid  357. ‘Isa bin Abï~ Mansur  358. ‘Isa bin A‘yun  359. ‘Isa bin Bakr  360. ‘Isa bin al-Dahhak  361. ‘Isa bin al-Tahhan  362. Ghalib Abu al-Hadhï~l  363. Fa’id al-Jammal  364. Furat bin al-Ahnaf  365. Farwa  366. Al-Fadl bin al-Zubayr  367. Al-Fadl bin ‘Uthman  368. Al-Fadl al-Nawfali  369. Al-Fudal  370. Al-Fudal bin Khuthaym  371. Al-Fudayl bin al-Zubayr  372. Al-Fudal bin Sa‘dan  373. Al-Fudal bin Shurayh  374. Al-Fudal bin ‘Uthman  375. Al-Fudayl bin Ghayyath  376. Al-Fudayl bin Yasar  377. Fitr bin Khalifa  378. Fulayh bin Abï~ Bakr  379. Al-Fayd bin al-Mukhtar  380. Al-Qasim bin ‘Abd al-Rahman  381. Qasim bin ‘Abd al-Malik  382. Qaddama bin Za’ida  383. Qays bin Abï~ Moslem  384. Qays bin al-Rabï~‘  385. Kamil bin al-‘Ala’  386. Kamil al-Rasafi  387. Kamil Sahib al-Sabiri  388. Kamil al-Najjar  389. Kuthayr bin Kalthem  390. Kathï~r al-Nawa  391. Kulayb b. Mu‘awiya  392. Al-Kumayt bin Zayd  393. Kankar  394. Layth bin Abï~ Salï~m  395. Layth bin al-Bakhtari  396. Malik bin A‘yun  397. Malik bin ‘Atiya  398. Mohammed bin Ibrahim  399. Mohammed bin Abï~ Sarrah  400. Mohammed bin Abï~ Mansur  401. Mohammed bin Ishaq  402. Mohammed bin Isma‘il  403. Mohammed bin al-Hasan  404. Mohammed bin Hamï~d  405. Mohammed bin Rustam  406. Mohammed bin Zayd  407. Mohammed bin Salim  408. Mohammed bin Sulayman  409. Mohammed bin Sawqa  410. Mohammed bin Sahib  411. Mohammed bin ‘Abd Allah  412. Mohammed bin ‘Ajlan  413. Mohammed bin ‘Ajlan  414. Mohammed bin ‘Attiya  415. Mohammed bin ‘Ali  416. Mohammed bin ‘On  417. Mohammed bin al-Furat  418. Mohammed bin al-Fadl  419. Mohammed bin al-Fadl  420. Mohammed bin Qays  421. Mohammed bin Qays  422. Mohammed bin Marwan  423. Mohammed bin Marwan  424. Mohammed bin Marwan  425.Mohammed bin Moslem  Mohammed bin Moslem  Honoring and Glorification  His Scientific Rank  Mohammed before Shurayk, the Judge  Mohammed bin Moslem sold dates  His Death  426. Mohammed bin Moslem  427. Mohammed bin al-Munkadir  428. Al-Mustahal bin ‘Ata’  429. Mas‘ada bin Zyyad  430. Mas‘ada bin Sadaqa  431. Maskï~n  432. Maskï~n bin ‘Abd  433. Masma‘ bin ‘Abd al-Malik  434.Ma‘ruf bin Khrbudh  435. Mu‘ammar bin Rashï~d  436. Mu‘ammar bin ‘Ata’  437. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya  438. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya  439. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya al-‘Ajali  440. Al-Mughï~ra bin Sa‘ï~d  441. Al-Mufaddal bin Zayd  442. Al-Mufaddal bin Qays  443. Muqatil bin Sulayman  444. Muqrin al-Sarrajj  445. Mundhir bin Abï~ Turayfa  446. Mansur bin al-Mu‘tamir  447. Mansur bin al-Walï~d  448. Musa al-Ash‘ari  449. Musa bin Ashyam  450. Musa al-Khayyat  451. Musa bin Zyyad  452. Musa bin ‘Abd Allah  453. Muhzim bin Abï~ Burda  454. Maysar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azï~z  455. Maymun al-Ban  456. Maymun al-Qaddah  457. Najm bin al-Hutaym  458. Najm al-Ta’i  459. Nujayh bin Moslem  460. Al-Nadar bin Qarwash  461. Nu‘man al-Ahmasi  462. Al-Ward bin Zayd al-Asadi  463. Al-Walï~d bin Bashï~r  464. Al-Walï~d bin ‘Urwa al-Hajri  465. Al-Walï~d bin al-Qasim  466. Harun al-Jabali  467. Harun bin Hamza  468. Hashim bin Abï~ Hashim  469. Hashim al-Raha’i  470. Yahya bin Abï~ al-‘Ala’ al-Razzai  471. Yahya bin Abï~ Qasim al-Hadhdha’  472. Yhaya bin al-Sabiq  473. Yazï~d Abu Khalid al-Kanasi  474. Yazï~d bin ‘Abd al-Malik al-Ju‘fi  475. Yazï~d bin ‘Abd al-Malik al-Nawfali  476. Yazï~d bin Mohammed al-Nï~shaburi  477. Yazï~d  478. Ya‘qub al-Azdi  479. Ya‘qub bin Shu‘ayb  480. Younis bin Abï~ Ya‘fur  481. Younis bin Khabbab  482. Younis bin al-Mughï~ra   CHAPTER XI  TO THE SHELTER GARDEN  The Imam announced his own Death.  The Murder of the Imam  Reasons for the Murder of the Imam  1. The Imam’s high Character  2. The Events of Damascus  Al-Baqir designated al-Sadiq  His Testamentary Enjoinments  To the Highest Paradise  His Preparation(for Burial)  His Burial  His Holy Age  The Year of his Death  The Moslems condoled Imam al-Sadiq.  Book Specifications Title:  The Life of Imam Mohammed al-Baqir Author:  Baqir Sharif al-Qarashi Translator:  Jasim al-Rasheed Printer:  Sadr First Edition  1999-1419 Copies:  2000 ISBN:  964 - 438 - 044 - 4 Published by: Ansariyan Publications P.O.B.37185/187. Av.no.22, Shuhada' St., Qum, Islamic Republic of Iran. Tel: 0098-251-7741744Fax: 0098-251-7742647E-mail: ansarian@noornet.net

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Imam Muhammad al-Baqir's (A.S.) Era

Keys to Success in Life and Afterlife

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir's letter to Jabir bin Yazid Jaufi

Imam Muhammad al-Baqer (AS), the Preserver of Azadari

The Birthday of Imam Baqer (A.S.) [Poem]

Imam Muhammad Baqer (A.S.), Immortal Reigns His Name

Imam Mohammad Baqer (A.S.) "Baqer al-Uloum", "The Splitter and Spreader of Sciences"

Realities Reemphasized

Imam Muhammad Baqir (A.S.), a Peerless Personality

Valour of Imam Muhammad Baqir (a.s.)

Intellectual Accomplishments of Imam Muhammad Baqir (a.s.)

Continuation of Jihad by Knowledge

Imam Baqir (A.S.): "The Founder of the Cultural Revolution in Islam

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir's (A.S.) Knowledge of the Holy Qur'an

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (A.S.): A Perfect Example of Behavior and Moral Aspects

Imam al-Baqir (A.S.) Explains

The Expounder of Knowledge

Imam al-Baqir (A.S.): “We are bestowed with Knowledge of Everything”

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (A.S.), who Discovered Knowledge's Innermost Mysteries and Essence

Imam Muhammad Baqir (A.S.) Who Discovered Knowledge’s Innermost Mysteries and Essence

A Symbol for Truth

The Last Moment of Imam Muhammad Baqir's Life

In the Court of the Oppressive Umayyad caliph

Ziyarat of Imam Muhammad Baqir (A.S.)

The Splitter of Knowledge

The Socio-Political Situation during Imam Baqir's (A.S.) Era

Imam al-Baqir (A.S.), who fought against Innovations in Religion

"Did you see Imam Baqer (A.S.)?”

Visiting Imam Baqir (A.S.)

Cleaver of Knowledge

The Blessings of Baqiatollah

Imam Baqir's (A.S.) Message

The Initiator of Sciences

Description of Swords by Imam Baqir(A.S.)

Admiration of Imam Baqir(A.S.)

The Features of Imam Muhammad Baqir(A.S.)

The Sublime Qualities of Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Advancement of Sciences by Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

The Science of Tradition (Hadith) Discussed by Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Imam al-Baqir's Traditions from the Holy Prophet(S.A.W.)

The Exegesis of the Holy Qur'an by Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Theological Matters Discussed by Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Explains The Ima`mate

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Predicted Events

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Proclaimed Islamic Jurisprudence

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) laid the Foundation of Ilm al-Usul(Science of Fundamentals)

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Urguing the Muslims to Strive Hard

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Argues Muslims to Seek Knowledge

Imam al-Baqir's Traditions on Faith

Imam al-Baqir's Commandments to his Shi'ites

The Lives and Maxims of the Prophets Quoted by Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

The Sublime Preachings of Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Wonderful Maxims of Imam al-Baqir(A.S.)

Imam al-Baqir(A.S.) Freed Islamic Money from the Domination of the Roman Empire

Imam al-Baqir's Companions and the Narrators of His Traditions

Martyrdom of Imam Muhammad al-Baqir(A.S.)

The Signs of Loving the Ahl al - Bayt (A.S)

To be Grouped with Ahl al-Bayt (A.S.)

Imam Baqir's (A.S.) Message

Imam Muhammad Baqir (A.S.)

Words of Admonition

Maxims of Imam Baqir(A.S.)

Imam Baqir's(A.S.) Commandments

Imam Muhammad al-Baqir's Narrations

Imam al-Baqir's Valuable Commandments