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Shia's View of the Sunnis
Shia's 6th Imam, Abu Abdallah
has been quoted by Shia narrators as saying: "The Nasibi (Shia use this
term to refer to a Sunni) is worse than the Jew. It was said: And how is
that so, O son of the Messenger of Allah? He said: The Jew denied the status
of Prophethood (of Prophet Mohammad), while the Nasibi denied the status of Al-Imamah."
(Al-Naafi' Yawmal-Hashr: Jamaalud-Din al-Suyuri, p.42)
Shia Scholar Mohammed bin Al-Hassan Toosi reports on the authority of Ishhaq bin Ammar,
that Abu Abdullah said "The wealth, the property and everything which belongs
to a Sunni is actually yours (is legal for you)" (Tahzib-ul Ahkam, Vol. 2
Kitabul Makasib, p. 116, published in Iran) above in this Shi'ites book it
states that all Shi'ites can steal from any Sunni Muslim and that there is
nothing wrong with that.
Shia Scholar Moallah Khonas reported that Abdullah said "snatch the possessions of a
Sunni wherever you find it and hand over my share (ie. One fifth) to me" (Tahzib
ul Ahkam).
The Shi'ites narrate regarding Sunni Muslims "Although Allah, the
Exalted, has not created a creature worse than a dog, yet a Nasibi (Sunni)
is worse than even a dog." (Haqqul Yakeen (Persian) Vol. 2, p. 516) Here the Shi'ites have said that Sunni Muslims are worse than Dogs!
The Shi'ites say that we will never go to Paradise! "It is contained in
several sources of information that they, (Imams of Shias) said: 'Every if every angel that Allah, the Exalted and Gracious, has created, every
prophet that Allah has appointed, every truthful martyr, (collectively) pray to
Allah, the Exalted and Gracious, to release a Nasibi (a Sunni) from the Hell,
Allah would never release him." (Haqqul-Yaqeen, (Arabic), Vol. 2, p.
192)
This is what the Shi'ites say what will happen when their so-called Imam
Mahdi
will return "When Qaem (Imam Mahdi) appears, he will start slaughtering
Sunnis and their Sunni Scholars before slaughtering the infidels (kaffar)."
(Haqqul Yaqeen Vol 2, p. 527) By the
term "Qaem", the Shi'ites mean Imam Mahdi, their twelfth Imam. So, here the Shi'ites state that we are not Muslims, and that we are worse than the infidels
(kuffar)
The following Shia
narrations shed light on the importance of accepting Shia's Imamate doctrine and
the consequences of not doing so:
Muhammad bin Ali
narrated from his uncle Muhammad bin Abil-Qasim, from Muhammad bin Ali al-Kufi, from Muhammad bin Sinaan, from
Ziyad bin al-Munthir, from Sa'eed bin Jubair, from Ibn Abbas said: The
Messenger [pbuh] said:
"He who disputes with Ali bin Abi Talib [as] after me is a Kafir and he who
joins someone against him (Ali) is a Polytheist. He who loves him (Ali) is a believer, and he
who hates him is a hypocrite. He who follows him (Ali) is a follower, and who fights
him is an apostate, and who rejects him will perish. Ali is the Light of Allah
in His earth and His proof on His servants. Ali is the sword of Allah against
His enemies, and the inheritor of the knowledge of His Prophets. Ali is the
Upper Word of Allah, and the word of his enemies is the lower. Ali is the
Master of the Appointees (Awsiya), and the Appointee of the Master of
Prophets. Ali is the Prince of Believers (Amir-ul-Mu'mineen), leader of "al-Ghurr
al-Muhajjalin" and the Imam of all Muslims, Allah does not accept the faith
except of those who accept his (Ali's) Wilayah and declare allegiance to him." (Al-Amaali: Ibn Babawaih
Al-Qummi, 3rd Council, p.19, Narration 6)
Muhammad bin Yahya,
narrated from Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Issa, from
Muhammad bin Sinaan, from Muawiyah bin Wahab said:
We departed to Makka and in our company was a righteous old man who does not
know about this matter (Shi'ism) and performs the full prayer during travel,
and with him was his nephew, who was a Muslim. The old man got sick, so I said
to his nephew: If you present this matter (of Shi'ism) to your uncle,
perhaps Allah may save him. Everybody said: Leave the old man alone, he seems
alright. His nephew did not wait long to say: Uncle, the people became
apostates after the Messenger of Allah [pbuh] save very few men, and Ali bin
Abi Talib [as] was entitled to the same allegiance that the Messenger [pbuh]
enjoyed, and after the Messenger of Allah, truth and allegiance was due to
him. (The Narrator) Said: The old man took a deep breath and said: I am on
this path, and died. So, (later on) we went to (Imam) Abu Abdullah [as], Ali bin As-Sariy
related this story to Abu Abdullah [as], thus he (Imam Abu Abdullah) said: He is a man from the
people of Paradise. Ali bin As-Sariy said: But he did not know a thing about
this (Shi'ism) save that hour ! (The Imam) Said: What (else) you want from
him? By Allah, he entered the Paradise." (Al-Kafi (fil Usool): Al-Kulainy,
Book of Faith & Disbelief, Chapter: Things That Allah Gave to Adam [as] At The
Time of Repentance, vol.2, p.440, narration 4)
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