This sermon explores how envy caused prophets like Adam and Moses to stumble, focusing on their struggle to accept the Wilayah of Muhammad, his family, and the Mahdi.
AI summary
Resume IA: Did Moses Desire to Be the Mahdi? Envy and the Ahlul Bayt presente les idees centrales suivantes: This sermon explores how envy caused prophets like Adam and Moses to stumble, focusing on their struggle to accept the Wilayah of Muhammad, his family, and the Mahdi.
Full description
This video delves into the heavy topic of disbelief and oppression faced by Muhammad and his family throughout history. The speaker identifies envy (hasad) as the root cause, explaining how it manifests not only in enemies but also within supporters who doubt the Imam's merit or authority. The discourse examines narrations concerning various prophets, including Adam, Jonah, and Moses, illustrating how they struggled with accepting the superior rank of the Ahlul Bayt. Specific attention is given to Moses desiring the station of the Mahdi and his reaction during the Prophet Muhammad's Night Journey, revealing the depth of this spiritual trial. Finally, the talk distinguishes between the Nasibi (open enemy) and the Muqassir (shortcomer), warning that those within the community who judge the Imam's actions may face greater consequences than open adversaries. It concludes by linking these themes to the current era and the anticipated rise of the Qa'im.
Category: the-mahdi-has-appeared | Sub-category: hermetic-teachings
