However, we read in al-Bidāyah wa’l Nihāyah, by Imām Ibn Kathīr -
“During the farewell pilgrimage, ‘Ali returned from Yemen to join the hajj, with animals for sacrifice. He had appointed one of his companions to be in charge of the army, and he rushed to meet the ...
(cont’d)
“During the farewell pilgrimage, ‘Ali returned from Yemen to join the hajj, with animals for sacrifice. He had appointed one of his companions to be in charge of the army, and he rushed to meet the ...
(cont’d)
... Messenger of Allāh in Makkah. The appointee distributed some of the booty to the soldiers of the army ... the deputy took the clothes away from them, and the soldiers started raising complaints against ‘Ali’s treatment ...
(cont’d)
(cont’d)
Imām Ibn Kathīr then states,
“There was a lot of complaints raised against ‘Ali from the ARMY (many) ... then when passing by Ghadīr Khumm, on the way back from the farewell pilgrimage, the Messenger of Allāh addressed & DEFENDED ‘Ali ...
(cont’d)
“There was a lot of complaints raised against ‘Ali from the ARMY (many) ... then when passing by Ghadīr Khumm, on the way back from the farewell pilgrimage, the Messenger of Allāh addressed & DEFENDED ‘Ali ...
(cont’d)
Note:
The conquests in Yemen lasted up to 11 months (in the final year of the Prophet’s life) up to the farewell pilgrimage.
The conquests in Yemen lasted up to 11 months (in the final year of the Prophet’s life) up to the farewell pilgrimage.
3) Allatyari’s third & fourth points are indirectly answered, since each of the reports above confirms Ali’s (ra) dispute was not merely between one or two companions, rather it was a cohort of them that were displeased with him.
This was enough for it to come to the attention of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ).
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