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Baytul Azhan, La Demeure Des Douleurs Baytul Ahzan LES CHEVALIERS DE LA WILAYAH BAYTUL AHZAN LA DEMEURE DES DOULEURS DE SHAYKH ABBAS QUMMI !1 Traduit de l’anglais par Mickael D. Vasram Baytul Ahzan !2 Baytul Ahzan LES CHEVALIERS DE LA WILAYAH Première édition Française : 20 Jamaadi’ul Akhaar 2019/1440 de l’hégire Traduction : Mickael D. Vasram Correction : Chayoune Soujataly Mise en page & Couverture : Mickael D. Vasram Avec la participation de : Fabio Nûn & Shaykh Danisse Vasram !3 Baytul Ahzan Du même traducteur : - Le livre de Sulaym ibn Qays (deuxième édition revue et augmentée en cours) - Ana Howa / Je Suis (deuxième édition revue prévue) - Glorieux sermons et paroles du Prince des croyants - En attendant le printemps de la Réapparition (Tome 1 & 2) - en collaboration avec al Mahdi Group Fondation Site web : www.leschevaliersdelawilayah.wordpress.com Pour nous faire part de vos questions, suggestions ou remarques, adressez-nous un message en nous écrivant à : [email protected] !4 Baytul Ahzan LES CHEVALIERS DE LA WILAYAH BAYTUL AHZAN LA DEMEURE DES DOULEURS, LA VIE DE SAYIDA FATIMAH AZ-ZAHRA (P) DE SHAYKH ABBAS QUMMI Traduit de l’anglais Mickael D. Vasram !5 Baytul Ahzan Préface de l’auteur 13 Préface du traducteur 14 Lexique 15 CHAPITRE 1 La naissance de Sayida Fatimah az-Zahra (p) Les circonstances relatives à sa naissance 16 Le récit de Sayida Khadijah (p) 19 Sa naissance (p) 21 Ses noms (p) 24 Un exemple de sa bonté envers son mari (p) 27 Son affection envers ses fils (p) 29 Le rêve d’Ibn Unayn, un poète du septième siècle 30 CHAPITRE 2 Quelques vertus de Sayida Fatimah az-Zahra (p) L’amitié pour l’Amour d’Allah (S) 34 Le livre de Fatimah (p) 36 Le statut de Fatimah (p) au Paradis 39 Les paroles de Fatimah (p), la joie du cœur pour le Prophète (pslf) 41 La faim de Fatimah (p) et la prière du Prophète (pslf) 42 Sa modestie envers son époux (p) 43 La répartition des tâches dans la Demeure et à l’extérieur 44 Les anges au service de Sayida Zahra (p) 45 Le Prophète (pslf) assiste Fatimah (p) 46 Affluence de la nourriture de Fatimah (p) 47 Sa Dévotion 49 Service dans la maison de son époux et la demande d’une servante 51 La connaissance et l’excellence de Fizzah, sa servante 53 Les vertus et le statut de Fatimah (p) au Paradis et ses partisans 56 Réponse à une question posée par Salman 58 !6 Baytul Ahzan Son abstinence et sa piété 60 La dévotion de Sayida Zahra (p) et du Prophète (pslf) 61 Vénération de Zahra (p) à l’égard du souvenir du Prophète (pslf) 62 L’éloge du Prophète (pslf) envers Fatimah (p) et les prédictions à son sujet 64 Le mariage de Sayida Zahra (p) 66 Le mahr de Fatimah (p) 66 Sa dot de mariage 67 Son engagement et la fête du mariage 69 La nuit du mariage 71 Le Prophète (pslf) bénit les mariés 72 Recommandations du Prophète (pslf) à Fatimah (p) 74 Recommandations du Prophète (pslf) à l’Imâm Ali (p) 75 La demande d’une femme de ménage et une leçon meilleure que celle-ci 76 CHAPITRE 3 Etat des affaires à Saqifah après la mort du Prophète (pslf) Le rassemblement des Ansar 78 Disparition d’Abu Bakr et d’Umar et le discours d’Abu Bakr 80 Discours des partisans et des compagnons 82 L’ordre d’Abu Bakr et son allégeance 84 Les paroles sévères de Sa’ad à Umar et son refus de prêter allégeance 85 L’histoire forgée de l’assassinat de Sa’ad par un groupe de djinns 88 Récit d’Ibn Abil Hadid concernant Saqifa 89 Un autre angle et fondement de Saqifa : l’absence de l’Imâm Ali (p) et des Bani Hashim 91 Les paroles de l’Imâm Ali (p) 92 Rejet de la proposition d’Abu Sufyan 93 Les intrigues des vicieux 95 Un rapport étonnant d’Abu Dhuaib al Hudhali 96 Élégies concernant Saqifa 98 Les Ansar du côté de l’Imâm Ali (p) et les vers d’élégie d’Hisan 100 Élégie d’Umme Ayman 102 Une lettre d’Abu Bakr à Usamah et sa réponse 103 !7 Baytul Ahzan Examen de l’incident de Saqifa : absence de la majorité des musulmans lors de l’inhumation du Prophète (pslf). 105 Saqifa par les yeux de Bura B. Azib 107 Les circonstances de l’Allégeance des Bani Hashim 108 Assaut sur la demeure de l’Imâm Ali (p) et discours de Sayida Zahra (p) 110 L'incident de l'allégeance forcée de l'Imâm Ali (p) par les mots des érudits des Ahlul Sunnah : L’allégeance par les yeux d’Ibn Qutaybah al Daynuri 112 La sollicitation de l’aide des Ansar 115 Le discours d’Abu Bakr avec Fatimah (p) 118 Le discours d’Ibn Abd Al Rabbah Al Andalusi 120 Un discours d’Al Mas’udi, l’historien renommé 121 Discours de quelques éminents érudits chiites 123 Un événement stupéfiant 125 Le sermon de Shaqshaqiyya, une indication1 127 La période du Califat de l’Imâm Ali (p) 132 Discours de Jalib, le professeur d’Ibn Abil Hadid 134 Le chagrin de l’Imâm Ali (p) exprimé à Ibn Abbas 135 La Décision de douze hommes de protester contre Abu Bakr 139 La sollicitation de l’avis de l’Imâm Ali (p) et sa réponse 140 Les escarmouches du quatrième jour 142 Discours de Salman et son intense implication 143 Discours de l’Imâm Ali (p) 144 L’épreuve des Partisans et leur absence d’acceptation 147 Ali (p) demande l’aide des Muhajirin et des Ansar et les moqueries de Mu’awiyah 149 Forte protestation de Malik b. Nuwayrah 150 L’assassinat de Malik par Khalid b. al Walid 152 Élégie de l’Imâm Ali (p) portant le deuil de Malik 154 Plainte d’Abu Qutadah et le silence d’Abu Bakr et Umar 155 Compilation et organisation du Qur’an 158 Témoignage du Prophète (pslf) et son déni par Umar 160 La visite au frère 162 Message d’Abu Bakr à l’Imâm Ali (p) et sa réponse 163 Le feu attisé à la porte de la demeure de Zahra (p) 165 !8 Baytul Ahzan Le cri de Fatimah (p) et sa décision de prier contre les assaillants 168 Un récit d’Ibn Abil Hadid sur les affrontements afin de prendre l’Allégeance de l’Imâm Ali (p) 171 Fatimah (p) écrasée entre la porte et le mur 173 Le remerciement de Qunfudh 175 L’Imâm Hassan (p) répond à Mughirah b. Shu’bah 176 Un autre point de vue sur les circonstances de la prise d’allégeance de l’Imâm Ali (p) et le soutien de Sayida Fatimah (p) 177 De quelle manière la main d’Abu Bakr fut placée sur la main d’Ali (p) 180 Un récit d’Umar concernant l’incendie de la Demeure de Zahra (p) 181 Un récit de Fatimah (p) 183 Le Prophète (pslf) fut informé de l’oppression subite par Fatimah (p) la nuit de l’ascension 184 Le châtiment de ceux qui blessent Fatimah (p) 185 La Propriété de l’Imâm Ali (p) sur la Résurrection 186 Discours d’al-Nazzam, un professeur et savant des Ahlul Sunnah 187 L’ordre du Prophète (pslf) permettant de tuer Hubar 188 Le chagrin des Imâms concernant les souffrances de Fatimah (p) 190 Le deuil de l’Imâm Al Jawad (p) 190 La souffrance de l’Imâm Baqir (p) et l’Imâm as-Sâdiq (p) 191 Un incident avec Bashshar al Makari 192 Comparaison avec l’événement de Karbala 194 L’oppression contre l’Imâm Ali (p) 196 Une élégie exprimant le chagrin sur Zahra (p) 198 Un récit d’Al Mas’udi concernant l’épisode de l’allégeance 199 Similitude des taches de l’Imâm Ali (p) avec cinq Prophètes 201 Deux miracles choquants 203 Usurpation de Fadak 205 Protestation de Sayida Fatimah (p) et l’attestation des témoins 206 Raisonnement logique de l’Imâm Ali (p) avec Abu Bakr 209 Un projet de complot visant à tuer Ali (p) 212 Réponse du tuteur d’Ibn Abil Hadid à ses questions 215 Une lettre de l’Imâm Ali (p) à Abu Bakr 217 Réaction d’Abu Bakr concernant la lettre de l’Imâm Ali (p) 219 !9 Baytul Ahzan Forte protestation d’Umar contre Abu Bakr 220 Les trois raisons de notre succès 221 Regard sur le Sermon de Fatimah (p) 222 Les lamentations de ceux qui étaient présents 223 Louange et Eulogie pour le Seigneur et Témoin de l’Unicité d’Allah (S) et de la Prophétie de Mohammad (pslf) 224 Focus sur la mémorisation du Qur’an, un dépôt exalté d’Allah (S) 227 Concentration sur la philosophie et le but des ordonnances divines 228 La détermination du Prophète à renforcer la voie de la Guidance 230 Rôle de l’Imâm Ali (p) dans la défense de l’Islam 232 Reproche contre la trahison des hommes 233 Le raisonnement de Fatimah (p) au sujet de Fadak 235 Reproche intense aux Ansar 237 Vers de poésie de Sheikh Azari 239 Réponse d’Abu Bakr à Fatimah (p) 240 Réponse de Fatimah (p) à Abu Bakr 242 Réponse d’Abu Bakr 243 Fatimah (p) reproche le mensonge du peuple présent 244 Élégie de Fatimah Zahra (p) adressée au Prophète (pslf) 245 Une discussion déchirante entre Ali (p) et Fatimah (p) 247 Ali (p) console Zahra (p) 249 Discours audacieux d'Abu Bakr après le sermon de Fatimah (p) 250 Umme Salama défend Fatimah (p) 252 Conversation entre Fatimah (p) et Abu Bakr 253 Déclaration précise d’Al Jahiz concernant les questions de succession 254 Une question exacte 256 Une réponse à la question ci-dessus 257 Une réponse intéressante d'Usman à Aïsha 258 Premier faux témoignage (donné) dans l'Islam 259 Témoignage de l'Imâm Ali (p) et Umme Ayman 260 Déchirer le document de Fadak en désaccord 263 Retour de la rançon à Zaynab 264 Magnifiques versets par Sayed Jazu'i 267 !10 Baytul Ahzan CHAPITRE 4 Deuil intense et lamentation de Sayida Fatimah al-Zahra (p) dans la séparation de son père Soupir déchirant de Fatimah (p) près de la tombe de son Père (pslf) 270 Lamentation de Zahra (p) pendant le jour et la nuit et les plaintes du peuple de Madina 272 Couplets émouvants de Fatimah (p) à côté de la tombe de son père 273 Appel à la prière de Bilal Al-Habashi et les lamentations de Fatimah (p) 275 Fatimah (p) près de la tombe des martyrs d’Uhud 276 Prière de Fatimah (p) et sa volonté 277 Les derniers jours de Fatimah (p), son âge et ses discours et la conversation entre Fatimah (p), Abu Bakr et Umar 279 Un cercueil dissimulé 282 Visite des femmes des Muhajirin et des Ansar à Fatimah (p) et son discours 283 Transmission du message de Zahra (p) via les femmes du Muhajirin et Ansar 286 Réponse de Fatimah (p) à la demande d'Umme Salama 287 Le témoignage de Fatimah (p) à Ali (p) 288 Suggestion d’Abbas, l’oncle du Prophète (pslf) 291 Le martyr de Zahra (p) et son enterrement 292 Moment tragique du Martyr de Fatimah (p) 292 Un récit d'Asma b.
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