The Real Shia Beliefs 04: What Caused Distortion of Muslim Beliefs after the Prophet's Demise? | The Real Shia Beliefs
Apr 6, 2024
Discover the drastic impact of the hadith recording ban on Islamic beliefs after the Prophet's death. Learn how the vast geographical expansion of the Muslim empire inadvertently fueled atheism. Uncover the influence of literalists and transmitters of Isra'iliyat in corrupting hadith collections. Dive into the crucial role of Ahlulbayt in safeguarding the true essence of Islam. Plus, explore the fascinating origins of the science of beliefs, known as 'Ilm al-Kalam', and its importance in protecting faith.
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Decline of Islamic Knowledge
- The Prophet Muhammad emphasized the importance of the Quran and his Ahlulbayt for guidance.
- However, a ban on recording hadith after his death led to a decline in Islamic knowledge.
Burning of Hadiths
- The first Caliph, Abu Bakr, burned 500 recorded hadiths.
- His justification was to prevent people from prioritizing hadith over the Quran.
Rise of Atheism
- The expansion of Muslim territories brought foreign influences like Persian and Roman texts.
- This, combined with a weak foundation in Islamic beliefs, led to a rise in atheism.