Shi‘i Theology (Kashf al-Murad fi Sharh Tajrid al-I‘tiqad) Bahjat and the prohibition against harming

and the prohibition against harming animals

and al-Nās

From that marriage would come the Prophet's descendants - Hasan and Husayn - a lineage that has survived to the present day

while referring to the destruction of the people of Hüd and of villages in the vicinity of Mecca and warning the idolaters of them

He has imposed certain obligations for the disposition of their personal property and the execution of their affairs after death

Shi‘i Theology (Kashf al-Murad fi Sharh Tajrid al-I‘tiqad) Bahjat and the prohibition against harmingShii Theology is a translation of the seminal Arabic work Kashf al Murad fi Sharh Tajrid al Itiqad, a cornerstone of Twelver Shii theology that has long served as a foundational textbook in seminaries. It is the most distinguished commentary on Tajrid al Itiqad by Nasir al Din al Tusis (d. 1274) whose life and contributions are detailed in the prefatory section. The first part of the book examines the concept of Allah, presenting compelling arguments