Abu Is’haq Al Laysi who said,

‘I said to the Imam Al-Baqir Muhammad Bin Ali (a), ‘O son of Rasul Allah! Inform me about the Momin from the Shias of Amir Al-Mu'minin  when he matures and is perfect in the understanding, does he commit adultery?’

He said: ‘No’. I said, ‘Does he commit sodomy?’

He said: ‘No’.

I said, ‘Does he steal?’

He said: ‘No’.

I said, ‘Does he drink wine?’

He said: ‘No’.

I said, ‘Does he commit any sin?’

He said: ‘No’.

The reporter said, ‘I was confused from that, and my astonishment was a lot from it.

How is the universe structured? The world of zar and our earthly life

Part 1

Every moment, hour, day, month, year, century, millennia of the universe is a part of a huge mechanism that works in complete harmony and interaction, forming a single whole.

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All moments of the universe are created by Allah in interaction with each other and dependence on each other.

This is similar to the mechanism of a mechanical watch. The hands rotate because one gear sets the second in motion, the second the third, etc.
Also, the universe is one

If the Quran is distorted, then why did the Messenger of Allah say: I leave among you two treasures by adhering to which you will not go astray: the Quran and Ahl al-Bayt?

Firstly, these words of the Prophet do not deny that the Quran can be distorted. The Prophet only gave people a choice, saying: I leave this with you. If you adhere to this, you will not go astray, otherwise you will go astray.

Secondly, these words were said by the Prophet in order to emphasize the high position and importance of Ahl al-Bayt.

Imam Sadiq (A) said: "Perhaps doubt will befall you (in religion) and you will be left without explicit knowledge and a leading Imam. And then no one will be saved except the one who reads Dua Gharik (Dua the drowning)."

Sheykh Saduq, "Kamal al-Din", v. 1, p. 380 Ali ibn Abi Hamza Battaini was one of the closest companions of Imam Kazim (A) and, one might say, a marja' of that time. Imam Kazim (A) spent most of his life in prison, and during that time Ali ibn Abi Hamza collected khums from the Shiites on his behalf. However, when Imam

Jabir ibn Yazid al-Jufi narrated to us that he heard Abu Ja'far (а) say: "We have vessels (people) which we fill with wisdom and knowledge, but they are not worthy of being filled with them, so we do not fill them except to convey them (knowledge) to our Shi'ites. So look at what is in the vessels, take them and clean them from the turbidity, and you will receive them white, clean and transparent. Beware of the vessels [themselves], for they are vessels of evil, so avoid them.

Knowledge has gone, and only dust from it remains in the vessels of evil.