A Victim Lost in Saqifah 1-4

• Dedicated To:
• Preface
• Introduction Fundamentals of Evaluation and Criticism of Writings On Islamic Unity
• Second Introduction: Valuable Standards of Worksheet of the Thought of Islamic Unity
• Third Introduction: Familiarity With Writings On Thoughts of Islamic Unity
• Beginning of Discussion Awareness of Basics of Intellectual Movement – Research Towards Creating Islamic Unity
• Introduction To Applications of Two Tendencies By Way of Criticism and Narration
• Discourse One Keeping Quiet and Prohibiting Difference-creating Activities
• Discourse Two Adopt Common Things and Ignore Differences Between Islamic Sects
• Discourse Three To Make Difference Between Two Schools So Light As To Appear Depthless
• Deviation in Principles and Branches of Faith
• Deviated Side-effects of This Conjecture
• Discourse Four Excusing Those Who Turn Away From Imamate and School of Ahle Bayt (a.s.)
• Discourse Five Alterations in Beliefs of Shia Ja’fari Twelve Imamite Faith
• First Alteration Imamate and Rulership
• First Batch Three Types of Separations Between Imamate and Rulership
• Deviated Repercussions of This Conjecture
• Deviated Repercussions of This Conjecture
• Criticism and Opinion Guardianship and Imamate Is Inseparable From Apparent Caliphate
• Second Batch To Show Rulership of Less Value Than Imamate
• Second Alteration Removing Imamate From Principles of Faith and Making It a Fundamental of School
• Third Alteration Aim of Eschewing Shia Teachings[1]
• Discourse Six Deviation in the Meaning of Divinely-granted Caliphate of Ali
• Deviated Repercussion of These Conjectures[1]
• Discourse Seven Denial of Differences Between Ali and Caliphs
• Deviation in Criticism of Ali About Caliphs
• Discourse Eight To Acknowledge the Legitimacy of Caliphs’ Government
• Addendum Solution of Shia To Create Islamic Unity
• End Reflection On Shia Ideal of Islamic Unity in the Zahra’s Speech (s.a.)
• a Victim Lost in Saqifah
• Correct Interpretation Ali’s Silence and Its Causes
• Are Shias Obliged To Avoid Discussion On Caliphate…?
• Are Shias Obliged Not To Debate On Imamate?
• Discourse Two Criticism and Scrutiny of Analyses Propagated About Consultation of Caliphs With Ali
• What Does Scrutiny of Statistics Show?
• Discourse Three Criticism and Scrutiny of Analyses Publicized Regarding Ali’s Cooperation With Caliphs’ Government
• Analysis of Ali’s Participation in Caliphs’ Government
• Was Ali Given a Governmental Responsibility During the Tenure of the Caliphs?
• Did Amirul Momineen (a.s.) Have Positive Outlook To Battles of Caliph’s Period?
• Criticism and Scrutiny of Ali’s Positive Outlook To Battles[1]
• Participation of Hasan and Husain (a.s.) in Battles of Caliphs[1]
• Scrutiny of Participation of Ali’s Companions in Battles and Government of Caliphs[1]
• Did Amirul Momineen (a.s.) Always Attend Caliphs’ Prayers?
• Discourse Fourscrutiny and Criticism of Analyses Publicized in Respect of Relations Between Caliphs and Amirul Momineen (a.s.)
• Examples of Statements in Sunni Sources About Zahra’s Anger On Abu Bakr
• Aim of Amirul Momineen (a.s.) in Taking Over the Guardianship of Muhammad Bin Abu Bakr?
• Did the Second Caliph Desire Alito Be Caliph After Him?
• Discourse Fivepublicized Analyses About the Relation of Amirul Momineen (a.s.) With Caliphs
• Final Conclusionzahra’s Martyrdom Is Not Fiction
• A Victim Lost in Saqifah
• Introduction Claim of Righteous Caliphate Is Untrue
• Discourse Onepiety and Simplicity Scrutinized
• Discourse Twoscrutiny of Social Justice
• Discourse Threescrutiny of Judicial Justice
• Discourse Fouranalysis of the Rights of Legal Opponents
• Discourse Fiveanalysis of Individual and Social Liberties
• Conclusionzahra’s Speech Describes the Social Conditions After Usurpation of Caliphate and Identifies the Ills in Politics and Government
• A Victim Lost in Saqifah
• Discourse Oneabsence of Ali’s Approval To Abu Bakr’s Caliphate
• Discourse Twoefforts To Obtain Imam Ali’s (a.s.) Bay’at After the Prophet’s Demise
• Discourse Threelack of Public Satisfaction From Abu Bakr’s Caliphate
• Discourse Fourefforts To Prove the Bay’at Was of Free Choice After Zahra’s Martyrdom
• Section Twoinfluence of Deviation On Shia Belief of Imamate
• Discourse Twosunni-inclined Interpretations of Imamate and Wilayat
• Endcaution of Wilayat and Warning of Hazrat Zahra (s.a.) About the Beginning of Deviation in Belief of Imamate