The 9th Holy Imam Muhammad Taqi (a) is the son of the 8th Holy Imam Raza (a) and his mother is Bibi Sayyida Sabika Khaizarun (s).
After the martyrdom of his father, the young Imam was summoned from Madina to Baghdad.
Mamoon Abbasid ruler had his daughter Ummul Fazl married to Imam Muhammad Taqi (a) so that he could closely watch the Imam. He also tried his best to make the Imam leave his pious ways and get busy in worldly pleasures. His daughter also did not bear a child through the marriage.
Mamoon failed in his cunning plans. After returning to Madina, Imam Muhammad Taqi (a) married a virtuous lady named Bibi Samana Khatoon. She was from the progeny of Ammar Yasir, a famous and noble companion of the Prophet (s).
She gave birth to Imam Ali Naqi (a), who is our 10th Imam. The Imam preferred eating bread and salt and wearing coarse clothes and living in Madina near the grave of his grandfather Prophet Muhammad (s).
After returning to Madina, Umm Fazl kept writing letters of complaint against the Imam to her father, but he did not respond to them. When Mamoon died in 218 A.H., his brother Mutasim became the ruler. Umm Fazl continued to complain against the Imam to her uncle, Mutasim.
He forced the Imam to come to Baghdad. Mutasim was deeply jealous of the Imam's merits and kept Imam Muhammad Taqi (a) under house arrest for nearly a year and inflicted great hardships on him. The young 25 year old Imam felt fed up with his life.
Mutasim Abbasi encouraged and helped Umm Fazl to poison the Imam, who suffered greatly and died of the poison on 29th Zeeqad 220 A.H at the age of 25. His young son Imam Naqi (a) came by a miracle from Madina and buried his pure body next to his grandfather, Imam Musa Kazim (a).
Imam Taqi (a) was buried in Al- Kazimiyyah, the place of the two Kazims - the 7th Imam Musa Kazim (a) and the 9th Imam Muhammad Taqi (a) in Baghdad, Iraq.
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Our 6th holy Imam, Imam Jafar Sadiq (a) is the son of our 5th Imam Muhammad Baqir (a). His mother is Bibi Umm Farwa (s), the daughter of Qasim ibn Muhammad Abubakr.
The period of his Imamat saw the downfall of the Ummayad and the rise of the Abbasids. While there was political strife between them for power, the Imam was left alone. He used this opportunity to carry on his mission to propagate Islam and spread the teachings of Holy Prophet.
1. Is it not sad that Muslims cannot even agree whether the Prophet crossed his arms or not in prayers?
The Prophet prayed at least 40,000 compulsory prayers in front of his sahaba over 22 years of his prophethood,yet Muslims cannot agree what he did with his hands while praying.
2. Ahle Sunnah internal divisions-
It is important to note that the issue of arms is is not just a Shia-Sunni conflict; it is an intra-Ahle Sunnah conflict too. The Malikis, one of the four Ahle Sunnah schools of fiqh agree with the Shias on the uncrossing of the arms.
Hum Mein Se Bahot Se Log Aise Hain Jo Zahoor e Imam e Zamana (a) Ke Hawale Se Sanjidah Nahi Hain..
Yaqeen Karen Ye Taiyyari Ka Waqt Hai Aur Aik Dam Se Aap Se Chheen Liye Jayga..Iski Qadr Karen.. (2/7)
Koshish Karen Ke Jitna Ho Sake Imam e waqt (a) Ko Raazi Kar Len..Ye Marhala Aasan Nahi...
Khuda Ke Liye Bedaar Hone Mein Mazeed Taakhir Na Karen..Waqt Bahot Tezi Se Aage Badh Raha Hai..Jo Ghafil Reh Gaya Usko Dusra Mauqa Nahi Diya Jaega...(3/7)
Is it to remove all Holy symbols so that Muslims will have no link with their history ?
Is it to eradicate the Islamic legacy and heritage?
Isn't it strange that the sites connected to Prophet Muhammad (s)'s grandsons, his beloved daughter, his uncle, his parents and grandfather and his noble companions, are being destroyed and demolished instead of being preserved ?
Jannatul-Baqi is the famous burial place of Madina. It is close to the Masjid e Nabvi, where the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s) is buried.
Four of the 12 Imams are buried in Baqi and according to some accounts, so Lady Fatima Zahra (s), daughter of Holy Prophet (s).
Al-Baqi was established by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s) when he ordered certain trees to be felled from the garden to bury his companion, Usman bin Maz'oon. In the following years, the Prophet Muhammad (s) also buried his infant son Ibrahim there.