The knowledgeable scholar Abu Ali
Hasan bin Abi Jaafar Al-Tousi narrated from his blessed father Abu Jaafar
Mohammad bin Hasan Al-Tousi, from the scholar Abu Abdillah Mohammad bin
Mohammad bin No’man, from Abu Abdillah Mohammad bin Imran Al-Marzebani, from
Mohammad bin Yahya, from |ibla bin Mohammad bin Jibla Al-Kufi, from Mohammad
bin Jibla Al-Kufi, who said:
Sayyid bin Mohammad Al-Hemiyari and
Jaafar bin Afaf met in my house.
Sayyid said to Jaafar, “How dare you
recite a disrespectful poem about the family of the Prophet (s.a.w.w.) by
saying, ‘Why is your house destroyed and why are you wearing the worst of
clothes?’
Jaafar asked, “What is wrong with my
poem?”
Sayyid replied, “If you cannot
praise the Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) you better keep quiet. Is this how someone
describes the family of the Prophet (s.a.w.w.) ? You are excused because this
is the best of your ability and this is all that can be expected of you. I have
written a poem that will erase your weak praise of them:
I swear to Allah (s.w.t.) and His Magnificence, and I am responsible for
what I say, that Ali bin Abi Taleb (a.s.) is the mountain of piety and
kindness;
He is the Imam who is the most
virtuous person of the entire nation; He speaks nothing but HAQQ, and he judges
by HAQQ, and he rejects falsehood;
At times of war, he attacks the
knights and he walks like a lion with a sword in his hand while others run from
him;
Jibraeel, Mikaeel, and Israfeel,
each with one thousand angels, came down to say Salaam to him on the night of
the Battle of Badr.
And this is how you praise the
family of the Prophet, O Jaafar! Your poem was wrong and weak.
So Jaafar kissed Sayyid’s head and
said, “You are like the head and we are like the body.”
(Amaali of Tousi 1:201)
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