
Yanbuʿ Was Not Fadak
A critical Twelver Shia refutation of the claim that Umar’s grant of Yanbuʿ to Imam Ali compensated for Fadak, using Qur’an, Sunni and Shia sources to examine owners
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A critical Twelver Shia refutation of the claim that Umar’s grant of Yanbuʿ to Imam Ali compensated for Fadak, using Qur’an, Sunni and Shia sources to examine owners

Sunni sources contain ṣaḥīḥ-level evidence that the guide is a Hāshimī man; Sunni scholars identify that Hāshimī guide as ʿAlī; and Shia ṣaḥīḥ narrations confirms.

wiping the bare feet has the stronger direct Qur’anic wording, the more immediate grammatical structure, explicit authenticated Sunni textual support and an internal

Explore the established Shia position on Aisha's age through early Imami sources, leading Shia scholars, and historical evidence.

A study of Sunni evidence on Aisha's age and reports of her marriage before the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

A documented study of prominent Sunni scholars who accepted reports of the threat, coercive confrontation, entry, or regret concerning Lady Fatimah’s house.

A source-based study of Sunni reports preserving Lady Fatimah’s complaint to the Prophet ﷺ, her supplication against Abu Bakr, and the documented aftermath.

A comprehensive collection of Sunni reports on the confrontation at Lady Fatimah's house, Abu Bakr's regret, Muhsin reports, and the documented aftermath

A critical review of the Tabari report claiming Imam Husayn accepted Yazid, examining its broken chain, Shia sources, and the eyewitness denial.

A source-based analysis of the "City of Knowledge" hadith, examining Sunni rijal, narrator criticism, corroborating routes, and why many Sunni scholars rejected call

A source-based study of Hadith al-Ghadir examining its authentic Sunni narrations, the meaning of mawla, the Yemen context and Imam Ali's post-Prophetic wilayah.

A source-based analysis of authentic and Hasan Sunni reports concerning Banu Umayyah, Banu Marwan and al-Hakam, answering claims that such evidence does not exist.