◼️Fatima is Fatima

▪️Author: #Dr_Ali_Shariati

#Part_2

🔰Our people continue to speak about #Fatima.Every year, hundreds of thousands of Moslems cry for her.There are hundreds of thousands of gatherings, prayer meetings, festivals and mourning ceremonies in her memory. They hold rituals of lamentation where they recreate her sorrows. In spite of all of this, #her_real_personality is not known.
The only things, unfortunately, that our people know of this great, sacred person are these few items as follows:
'Fatima was the beloved daughter of the #Prophet. After the death of the Prophet, her grazing land in #Fadak was taken... They attacked her home with a group of his men and struck her in her side and she, six months pregnant, aborted her son, #Mohsin. From then on her days passed with the taking of her children's hands and walking outside of the city to a place called 'House of Sorrows'. There she would sit and cry. She would speak ill of the usurpers of Ali's rights. She would cry and lament for hours. She spent her short life crying until she died. She requested in her will that she be buried at #night so that those who thought ill of her would not follow her funeral and they would not know where she was buried.'
This is the extent of the information about this great person that exists in the memories of our people.
✅Yet, in spite of the little they know about her, the people accept her majesty and power with their whole hearts. They offer her their hearts with all the spiritual strength, faith and will that a people could have or a human community could build.

🔘🔜

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◼️Fatima is Fatima

▪️Author: #Dr_Ali_Shariati

#Part_2

🔰Our people continue to speak about #Fatima. Every year, hundreds of thousands of Moslems cry for her.There are hundreds of thousands of gatherings, prayer meetings, festivals and mourning ceremonies in her memory. They hold rituals of lamentation where they recreate her sorrows. In spite of all of this, #her_real_personality is not known.
The only things, unfortunately, that our people know of this great, sacred person are these few items as follows:
'Fatima was the beloved daughter of the #Prophet. After the death of the Prophet, her grazing land in #Fadak was taken... They attacked her home with a group of his men and struck her in her side and she, six months pregnant, aborted her son, #Mohsin. From then on her days passed with the taking of her children's hands and walking outside of the city to a place called 'House of Sorrows'. There she would sit and cry. She would speak ill of the usurpers of Ali's rights. She would cry and lament for hours. She spent her short life crying until she died. She requested in her will that she be buried at #night so that those who thought ill of her would not follow her funeral and they would not know where she was buried.'
This is the extent of the information about this great person that exists in the memories of our people.
✅Yet, in spite of the little they know about her, the people accept her majesty and power with their whole hearts. They offer her their hearts with all the spiritual strength, faith and will that a people could have or a human community could build.

🔘🔜

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💠 #خطبه_فدکیه قسمت12

🌟فيهِ تِبْيانُ حُجَجِ اللّهِ الْمُنَوَّرَةِ، وَ مَواعِظُهُ الْمُكَرَّرَةُ، وَ عَزَائِمُهُ الْمُفَسَّرَةُ، وَ مَحارِمُهُ الْمُحَذَّرَةُ، وَ اَحْكامُهُ الْكافِيَةُ، وَ بَيِّناتُهُ الْجالِيَةُ، وَ جُمَلُهُ الشّافِيَةُ، وَ فَضائِلُهُ الْمَنْدُوبَةُ، وَ رُخَصُهُ الْمَوْهُوبَةُ، وَ رَحْمَتُهُ الْمَرْجُوَّةُ وَ شَرائِعُهُ الْمَكْتُوبَةُ.

ففَرَضَ اللّهُ الْاءِيمانَ تَطْهِيراً لَكُمْ مِنَ الشِّرْكِ
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🌟در آن كتاب است، حجّت‌هاى روشن خداوند، اندرزهاى پياپى اش، واجبات بى ‏پرده اش، محرّمات بازداشته شده اش، احكام كافى و كارسازش، دلايل متجلّى و واضحش، عبارات شفابخشَش، زیاده های مستحبّش، ترخيص‌هاى بخشیده شده اش، رحمت امیدوار کننده اش و شریعت نوشته شده اش.

خداوند ايمان را به خاطر پاکیزگی شما از شرک فرمان داد.
🌸🍃〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️

#Fadak_Sermon(12)

🌟Those who follow its path are led into Allah's pleasure,
Those who heed it are led towards salvation,
And by Qur'an are attained the enlightened arguments
Of Allah, a and his elucidated intentions.
And whatever is forbidden and has been warned against,
And the self-evident proofs that have been made clear,
And sufficient proofs and the virtues that are desirable;
And the indulgence of Allah that was divinely bestowed,
And the divine laws that have been recorded,
And His kindness is hope-inspiring,
And His orders are healing.

And then Allah made Faith as a means of purification from polytheism.

🌸🍃

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🌸 Introduction to Fadak Sermon: Understanding the Political Stance of Hazrat Zahra (SA)🌸

Fadak Sermon is the discourse delivered by Hazrat Fatimah (SA) in the Prophet's Mosque, protesting the unjust usurpation of Fadak.

After assuming the caliphate, Abu Bakr, attributing a narration to the Prophet (PBUH) claiming that prophets leave no inheritance, confiscated Fadak, which Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had granted to Hazrat Zahra (SA).

Upon the failure of her legal efforts, Hazrat Zahra (SA) went to the Prophet's Mosque and delivered the Fadak Sermon. In this eloquent discourse, she asserted her ownership of Fadak.

Furthermore, she defended the right of Imam Ali (AS) to caliphate, admonishing Muslims for their silence against the oppression faced by the Ahlul Bayt (AS).

The Fadak Sermon encompasses profound teachings in theology, eschatology, prophethood, the greatness of the Quran, the philosophy of commandments, and the concept of leadership.

This sermon, narrated in both Shia and Sunni sources, has been expounded upon by scholars like Sayyid Az-Zanjani, Husayn Ali Montazeri, and Mojtaba Tehrani.

Due to its political implications against the ruling regime, condemnation of oppressors of Fadak, opposition to the caliphate, and emphasis on unity in the Islamic society, the Fadak Sermon is considered significant. It underscores the acceptance of the leadership and guardianship of the Ahlul Bayt (AS).

Noteworthy for its eloquence and rhetorical excellence, Fadak Sermon is comparable to the speeches of Imam Ali (AS). Recognized for its logical discourse, it holds a prominent place among the eloquent speeches, as evidenced in the book "Rhetoric of Women."

🌺 Excerpt from Fadak Sermon: "O son of Abu Quhafah! Has Allah decreed that you inherit from your father, while I do not inherit from my father? You have certainly come up with something outrageous! Have you deliberately abandoned the Book of Allah and cast it behind your backs, saying, 'Solomon inherited David'? Yet, in a deliberate manner, you ignore the Book of Allah, claiming, 'Shall Solomon inherit David?'" (Referring to verses and other Quranic references mentioned by Hazrat Zahra in her discourse)

This excerpt emphasizes how all prophets' children inherit from them except Hazrat Zahra (SA), using the pretext of Fadak's confiscation.

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This tragic cooperation between the hypocrites and their Jewish allies echoed history: just as the Jews plotted against Mary (sa) and Jesus (AS) — attempting to stone the first and crucify the second — they now conspired against Fatimah (sa) and the Ahl al-Bayt (AS), seeking to destroy the legacy of divine monotheism and leadership once more.

⚖️ 6. The Eternal Message

“If Fatimah (sa) had not stood up, neither Islam nor Imamate would have survived,”
writes Mahar Enheraf.

Her courage preserved the essence of truth in a time when deceit reigned, and her martyrdom became the ultimate testimony against tyranny, hypocrisy, and betrayal — both within and beyond the Muslim world.

📚 For More Reading:
👉 jscenter.ir/judaism-and-islam/jewish-intrigue/437

✅ Jewish Studies Center | @jscenter

#LadyFatimah #Martyrdom #JewishIntrigue #Ahlulbayt #IslamicHistory #TruthVsFalsehood #Fadak #Khaybar #Wilayah

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2. Public mourning and political awareness after the Prophet’s death.

3. Her defiance at the burning door.

4. Her declaration of discontent with Abu Bakr and Umar.

5. Her will to be buried secretly, a silent protest that still speaks across centuries.

Her life and martyrdom reveal that if Fatimah had not stood, the line of divine leadership — Imamate — would have been buried under tyranny and deceit.

⚡ Conclusion:
The martyrdom of Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (sa) was not only a domestic tragedy — it was a strategic strike by hidden forces, continuing the age-old pattern of Bani Isra’il’s enmity against the messengers of God.

🕯 She was the Mary of Islam, and her blood became the seed of resistance — ensuring that the torch of Wilayah would never be extinguished.

📚 Source: JS Center – “The Role of Jews in the Martyrdom of Lady Fatimah (sa)”
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These reports cannot be reconciled, and many scholars believe later Sunni historians constructed alternative narratives to protect Abu Bakr’s image and shift blame to Umar.

🔥 The Broader Pattern of Violence and Injustice

The lecture highlights other historical incidents that reveal a pattern inconsistent with the polished image later projected about early caliphs:

1. Khalid ibn al-Walid killing Malik ibn Nuwayra

• He executed Malik (a Muslim who prayed facing the Qibla).
• Used Malik’s head as a cooking stand.
• Then committed an immoral act with Malik’s wife that night.
Even Umar was horrified and demanded punishment.
Abu Bakr refused, saying:

“I will not sheathe a sword that Allah has unsheathed.”

2. Burning a man alive

Abu Bakr ordered a Muslim man to be burned alive as punishment.
Even the most extremist groups today rarely go this far.

All of this contradicts the fabricated legend of Abu Bakr as a “gentle, tender-hearted ruler.”

🌑 Fadak: A Symbol of the First Major Injustice

Imam Hasan al-Askari (AS) famously said in the transmitted Salawat:

“O Allah, seek justice for her from the one who wronged her.”

The seizure of Fadak is among the clearest examples of that injustice.

It was not only:

• an economic confiscation,
but also:
• an attack on Lady Fatima’s credibility,
• an insult to Imam Ali,
and a foundation for later political oppression.

This event shaped the entire course of Islamic history.

🕊 Why Fadak Still Matters Today

Fadak is more than an orchard.
It is a mirror reflecting:

• the betrayal of Ahlulbayt
• the political manipulation of religious narratives
• and the silencing of truth under pressure

The survival of historical names, local memories, and textual records proves that despite all efforts, the truth of Fadak was never erased.

📢 Stay tuned for the next part of the Faṭimiyya series.

We will continue with further documented historical evidence and theological analysis.

🕊 May peace be upon Lady Fatima, the Truthful, the Pure, the Oppressed.

#Fatimiyya #Fadak #Ahlulbayt #History #Truth

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📚 Fatimiyya Series (7)

The Fadak Sermon: A Deep Dive into Lady Fatimah’s Historic Stand
#Fadak #Fatimiyya #Ahlulbayt #History
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In this episode of our Fatimiyya research series, we explore one of the most decisive events after the Prophet’s demise: the Fadak dispute and the historic sermon (Khutbat al-Fadakiyya) delivered by Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (sa).
This analysis is based on scholarly discussions, classical sources, and historical cross-examination.

🌿 What Was Fadak?

Fadak was a fertile estate gifted to Lady Fatimah (sa) by the Prophet Muhammad (s) during his lifetime. It was her personal property, well-documented in both Sunni and Shia writings.

After the Prophet’s passing, the first caliph confiscated Fadak, demanding witnesses for something Lady Fatimah herself asserted as a known and established gift.

This triggered one of the earliest debates in Islamic history—about inheritance, authority, legitimacy, and justice.

⚖️ The Argument of the First Caliph:

“We, the Prophets, Do Not Leave Inheritance.”

The caliph justified the confiscation with a narration attributed to the Prophet:

“We, the Prophets, leave no inheritance; whatever we leave behind is charity.”

Lady Fatimah (sa) challenged this claim on two grounds:

1️⃣ Fadak Was Her Property Before the Prophet’s Passing

When she said “This is mine”, she was asked for witnesses—despite the Prophet being the giver himself.

Witnesses such as Imam Ali, Umm Ayman, and others were rejected.
This rejection itself raised questions about intent and procedure.

2️⃣ If You Deny the Gift, Then It Is Inheritance

Lady Fatimah (sa) then used Qur’anic verses about prophetic inheritance:

• “And Suleiman inherited from Dawood.” (Qur’an 27:16)
• Zakariya prayed for a son to inherit from him and from the family of Ya‘qub. (Qur’an 19:6)

These explicit verses demonstrate material inheritance, not merely spiritual wisdom.
If prophets left no material inheritance, these verses would be meaningless.

Yet the caliph’s response attempted to reinterpret these verses as “inheritance of knowledge only”.

🕌 Lady Fatimah’s Logic Was Unanswerable

Her famous reasoning:

“Is it written in Allah’s Book that you inherit your father, but I do not inherit mine?”

For centuries Sunni scholars struggled with this contradiction.

Even prominent figures among the companions later questioned the caliph’s decision—including ‘Uthman, who challenged the logic behind denying Fatimah while allowing others to inherit.

🧩 Was the Hadith Authentic?

Or Was Its Meaning Altered?

Scholars point out:

• The phrase may have existed in early ascetic contexts about prophets not seeking worldly gain.
• But its meaning was later shifted to financial rulings.

This is not fabrication—it is semantic displacement.
A spiritual message was turned into a legal tool.

A modern analogy offered:
Just like taking Imam Khomeini’s sentence “I will punch this government in the mouth” out of its original political context and applying it somewhere entirely unrelated.
Same words, wrong context → altered meaning.

🟣 Double Standards in Practice

If the rule “Prophets leave no inheritance” were truly universal:

• The Prophet’s wives would not have kept their houses. Yet none were evicted.
• ‘Aisha even sold the house attributed to her multiple times.
• No one considered these homes “public charity”.

So why only Fatimah (sa)?
Why was Fadak singled out?

Even historians from the Sunni tradition admit the inconsistency.

🔥 Further Contradictions

1. ‘Uthman later gifted Fadak to Marwan ibn al-Hakam

If it was public charity, how could it be gifted to a single individual?

2. ‘Umar ibn Abdulaziz returned Fadak to Banu Hashim

His action openly acknowledged that the earlier confiscation was unjust.

3. Later Abbasid caliphs again seized and re-seized Fadak

This cycle continued until it became a political symbol—
a test of whether a ruler aligned himself with justice or with dynastic interests.

♨️ Special Clip: The Martyrdom of Lady Fatima (SA) ♨️

"The grave of Fatima (SA) was made unknown, so that the worth of Ali (AS) would become known."

In the aftermath of Saqifa, a meeting held in the absence of Ali (AS), the unity of the Muslim Ummah was shattered—a division that persists to this day.
All tragedies trace back to that moment; every tear you shed connects to the stand Fatima (SA) took at her doorstep.

The victories of Ali (AS) and the rise of Fatima’s children are the fruits of her struggle.
Just as she ground wheat and barley with her own hands, she also strategized and paved the way for Ali’s leadership.

Why did Fatima (SA) remain alive after the Prophet (PBUH)?
To fulfill four vital missions:

1️⃣ She held the Fadak Sermon — a powerful courtroom of truth.
2️⃣ She stood at her door — a public protest against deviation.
3️⃣ She hosted night gatherings — awakening the faithful in secrecy.
4️⃣ She ensured Ali’s worth would be recognized — even if her own grave remained hidden.

Her hidden grave is not a sign of defeat — it is the ultimate proof of a truth too luminous to be buried.

🌹 Because sometimes, the most visible truth is the one they try hardest to hide.

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🕊️ The Role of Jewish Conspiracy in the Martyrdom of Lady Fatima (SA)

📖 Source: https://jscenter.ir/judaism-and-islam/jewish-intrigue/437

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🔻 A Calculated Plot Against the Ahl al-Bayt

Despite the Prophet’s (PBUH) clear emphasis on the status of Fatima (SA), she could not openly defend the Wilayah after his passing. The usurpers of caliphate were masters of psychological warfare—skilled at shaping public opinion in Medina through deceptive propaganda.

As noted in the book "Controlling Deviation":

"They quickly filled the power vacuum in Medina and presented themselves as the 'rightful front'—proof of their expertise in intelligence and media control."

Even Abu Bakr later lamented:

"I wish I had never uncovered Fatima’s house."

Why? Because the attack on her house turned into a strategic and moral defeat for him.

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💔 Five Stages of Fatima’s Resistance

1️⃣ The Fadak Incident
2️⃣ Mourning the Prophet (PBUH)
3️⃣ Standing at the Door During the Attack
4️⃣ Publicly Denouncing the Usurpers
5️⃣ Requesting a Hidden Grave

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🌴 Fadak: More Than a Piece of Land

After the victory at Khaybar, the orchards of Fadak — previously owned by Jews — were gifted by the Prophet (PBUH) to Fatima (SA), with a written deed as proof.

When Abu Bakr and Umar usurped Fadak, Lady Fatima confronted them with Quranic arguments and the original document. They stood defeated — until Umar slapped her, tore the deed, and exposed the brutality behind their rule.

Their insistence on seizing Fadak — a former Jewish property — reveals a deep-seated grudge shared with their Jewish allies against the conqueror of Khaybar: Imam Ali (AS).

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🔥 The Attack on Her House

A plan was hatched:

"Attack Ali’s house under the pretext of rounding up opposition — kill Ali and his few supporters, then claim he 'drew his sword against the Ummah.'"

But they miscalculated one thing: Fatima al-Zahra (SA).

They thought a woman observing hijab would not step into the political arena.
They were wrong.

Mobilizing 2,000 men (some sources say 450), they stormed the house.
She stood firm — defending Imam Ali (AS), protecting the door, enduring the burning door slammed on her, and suffering the martyrdom of her unborn son, Mohsen.

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🩸 The Brutal Reality

When words and threats failed, they resorted to violence:

· Umar ordered the attack
· Qanfadh, a Jewish-born agent, beat Fatima (SA) with a whip
· She was crushed between the door and the wall
· Her ribs were broken
· She miscarried Muhsin
· Yet she stood until she collapsed

Only when she fell unconscious could they drag Imam Ali (AS) to the mosque.

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🎭 The Hidden Hands of History

Just as certain Jewish elements plotted against Prophet Jesus (AS) and Hazrat Maryam (SA), manipulated early Christianity through Paul, and replaced Tawhid with Trinity — they repeated the same sinister playbook in early Islam:

· Infiltrating the Ummah
· Manipulating power structures
· Using hypocrites as proxies
· Striking at the heart of the Prophet’s family

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⚫ Conclusion: The Unforgivable Crime

The attack on Fatima (SA) was not merely political — it was ideological, spiritual, and pre-planned. It used the same old tactics of deception, violence, and psychological warfare — tactics still alive today.

As Fatima (SA) said:

"My grave shall remain hidden, so the worth of Ali becomes known."

And so it remains — a secret grave, but a truth that can never be buried.

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📌 References:
“Controlling Deviation”
“The Outcome of Lady Zahra’s Struggles”

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🕊️ The Martyrdom of Lady Fatima (SA): A Jewish Conspiracy?

Source: https://jscenter.ir/judaism-and-islam/jewish-intrigue/9400

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💔 The Hidden Truth Behind Her Martyrdom

The martyrdom of Lady Fatima Zahra (SA), like her father's, is shrouded in silence and injustice—a bitter truth that magnifies her oppression. While some attempt to deny or soften her martyrdom using terms like "passing away," the historical and religious evidence tells a different story.

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🎭 The Plot: Jewish Agents in Islamic Garb

After the Prophet’s (PBUH) departure, a dangerous plan unfolded. Jewish agents who had infiltrated the Muslim community aimed to ignite civil war, weaken the Ummah, and pave the way for a Roman invasion—the historic ally of Bani Israel.

Their central goal?
To provoke Imam Ali (AS) into drawing his sword.

Tactics included:

· Arbitrarily appointing a caliph
· Usurping Fadak
· Pressuring Imam Ali (AS) to pledge allegiance

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🚪 The Attack on Her Home: Not an Accident

Many misunderstand the events at her door. They assume Fatima (SA) was accidentally harmed while defending Imam Ali (AS).
But the truth is far darker:

Her martyrdom was not a side effect—it was the main goal.

Her presence in Medina posed a direct threat. Women came to console her, thinking she mourned her father—but she used these gatherings to expose the truth about Abu Bakr’s rule.

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☠️ The Method: Poison, Not Just Blows

Common narratives mention:

· A slap to her face
· A door crushed against her side
· A sword strike with its sheath

But how could such injuries kill a young woman from the noble lineage of Bani Hashim—especially when she continued her fiery sermons like the Khutba of Fadak for 75 to 95 days?

The answer lies in a hadith from the Prophet (PBUH):

“There is none among us except he is either killed or poisoned.”

This points clearly to her being martyred by poison—not merely by physical strikes.

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🕵️‍♂️ The Motive: Why Fatima (SA) Had to Be Silenced

· She was the only voice that could openly challenge the illegitimate caliphate.
· Imam Ali (AS) observed strategic silence to prevent civil war—but she did not.
· Her house became the center of enlightenment—the Bait al-Ahzan.

The usurpers could not tolerate her influence.
Even after the physical attacks failed to silence her, they resorted to a more sinister method: slow poisoning.

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🔗 The Jewish Connection to Fadak

Fadak—a land originally belonging to Jewish inhabitants—was gifted to Fatima (SA) by the Prophet (PBUH).
According to Zionist belief:
“If a non-Jew possesses Jewish property, he must be eliminated.”

This ideological motive aligns chillingly with the political conspiracy to remove her from the scene.

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📌 Conclusion: A Call to Awakening

1. Her martyrdom is undeniable—both historically and theologically.
2. The claim that she died from physical injuries is medically and logically inconsistent.
3. The only plausible cause is systematic poisoning.
4. We must deepen our understanding of the Ahlul Bayt’s suffering—superficial narratives only aid the enemies of truth.

Let us not be among those who, under the guise of “intellectualism,” doubt what heaven itself has confirmed.

🌹 “Fatima is part of me. Whoever harms her, harms me.”
— Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

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