Behind the Curtain (Exposing Shiasm)

Introduction to Shiasm

Giving in to their pride and envy, they finally resorted to scheming and conspiring against the Muslims and Isläm. Hypocrisy and treachery were amongst their salient features; these were the techniques which they had been employing for decades to cause dismay and social anarchy.

Abdullah Ibn Ubayy Ibn Salül was a shrewd and untrustworthy person who was highly respected within Jewish circles. Having failed to cause any harm to Isläm openly, he decided to attack Isläm from within with the hope of crushing the spirit of the Muslims.

In collusion with a considerable number of his co-religionists he hypocritically entered the fold of Isläm with the sole intent of harming the Muslims from within. Their first target of attack were the noble companions, because they thought that if distrust could be spread about the general character of the noble companions then it would lead to doubts and distrust about the honesty, innocence and noble attributes of Nabi himself.

They argued that once people will have doubts regarding the character of Nabi SS, then automatically the veracity of the Qurän al-Karim and Ahädith Nabawiyyah would be challenged thus crumpling the entire structure of Isläm.

They strongly believed that even if all the Muslims of their era did notsuccumb to their propaganda against the companions, some would and eventuallyfuture generations who would not see the golden era of Nabi صلى الله عليه وسلم and the Sahäbah would definitely and easily fall prey to their malicious and deceptive propaganda.

In pursuance of their plot, they left no stone unturned in fabricating allegations against the noble and honest Sahäbah and vilifying their honour and reputation at every given opportunity.

Nonetheless, Alläh Ta'älä revealed multiple verses of the Qurän al-Karim to protect and guard the authenticity of the Qurän Sharif, the Ahädith Nabawiyyah and the honour and character of Nabi  صلى الله عليه وسلم and the companions رضي الله عنهم Alläh Ta'älä also unveiled the filthy intentions and foul acts of the hypocrites. These verses of the Qurän Sharif are definite proofs of Alläh Ta'älä's help which He extended to the believers at opportune moments.

The Jews persisted in their attempts to destroy and damage the status of the Sahäbah, but the beloved of Alläh Ta'älä thwarted their every move through the guidance of Wahi and his matchless wisdom. The Qurän al-Karim did not only clarify the grand status of the companions but it also warned all those who try to tarnish the pristine character of the companions that they will taste the wrath of Alläh Ta'älä.

Eventually, the Jews were banished out of Saudi Arabia due to their mischievous demeanour, constant unpatriotic activities and their undying nature of causing trouble. They took shelter in Syria, Egypt, Iran and its neighbouring countries. They spent a long time in exile but the fire of hatred for Isläm and its adherents did not decrease in the least. Instead, their grudge, envy and hatred only kept on amplifying as time went by. Day in and day out they nurtured the thought of revenge on Isläm and the Muslims for their defeats, insults and the expulsion they had to face due to their own perverse nature.

Driven by their rage and hopelessness, they sought a leader; someone who could guide them to achieve their long cherished revenge. Finally, they found such a leader in Abdullah Ibn Sabah, who was well versed in the art of deception, treachery and anarchy. He was unanimously elected by the Jews as their leader in finding subtle ways to disrupt and destroy Isläm. Abdullah ibn Sabah, like his predecessor, Abdullah Ibn Ubayy Ibn Salül adopted the traditional Jewish stance of hypocrisy in order to overthrow the Islämic state (Khiläfah) and sow the seed of dissension between the Muslim Ummah, thus slowing the progress of Isläm.

Abdullah Ibn Sabah joined the Muslim community in the guise of a saint while heconcealed his wicked intentions in his Jewish heart. With his saint likemanners, in a very short time he managed to win the confidence of a considerablenumber of new Muslims, who were not well acquainted with the teachings andbelief system of Isläm.

Taking undue advantage of their ignorance, Abdullah Ibn Sabah invented and introduced a new religion known as Shi'ism. The followers of this baseless religion are known as Shi'ites or Shias. However, Abdullah Ibn Sabah convinced his followers, that his religion was the true Isläm and that they the Shi'ites, were actual Mu'mineen (believers) as compared to those who were not Shi'ites. Abdullah Ibn Sabah was the founder of the Shi'ite religion and Shi'ism took its roots during his life time. Named after its founder, the Shias are also known as 'Sabaees'.

There is enough historical evidence to prove that Judaism is the fountain head of Shi'ism and that Abdullah Ibn Sabah is the founder of Shi'ism, which he forged and introduced with the sole intent of destroying the structure of Isläm from within.

Abdullah Ibn Sabah launched a double edged attack against Isläm; his first target was the true and pristine beliefs of the Muslims and the second was their political and social stability.

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To persuade the Muslims to break away from the teachings of Isläm, it was necessary for him to poison the minds of his followers against the Sahäbah and the Nabi of Alläh It was also necessary for him to create doubts in their hearts about the Qurän al-Karim, in which Alläh Ta'älä has kept the formula of success for mankind at large, and to destroy the political stability of the Urnmah he needed to overthrow the institution of Khiläfah.

All of the above was not difficult for a deceitful man like Abdullah Ibn Sabah. Some Muslims joined him innocently while others did so for material gains only. He started his anti-Islämic campaigns very systematically and methodically. Initially, he brainwashed his followers with pagan beliefs and dogmas whilst giving them the impression that they were treading on the teachings of Isläm and everyone else was misguided. Through his tireless efforts he converted his followers into a secret political force to spread his anti-Islämic beliefs and also to put an end to the institution of Khiläfah (Caliphate).

Every religion recommends a code of conduct for its adherents and this codecontains certain injunctions and prohibitions. However, no religion has ever recommendedor approved of lying, cheating, backbiting or any other such practice. SinceAbdullah Ibn Sabah's religion was nothing but his own concoction based uponhypocrisy and lies, he personally implemented its fallacious tricks andencouraged his followers to do the same against Muslims.

He adopted a host of tactics for groups of Muslims of different circles. For instance, to some he preached that Sayyidinä Ali was the 'Wasi' (successor) of Nabi and he was the only person who was legally entitled to the Khiläfah after the demise of Nabi and the other Caliphs of Isläm had actually usurped the Khiläfah by force and had deprived him of his legitimate right.

According to him, it was incumbent upon every Muslim to expose and fight against the cruel treatment meted out to Sayyidinä Ali by the first three Caliphs of Isläm S. Others, he convinced that Sayyidinä Ali S was the actual final prophet of Isläm. To others he went to the extent of declaring that Sayyidinä Ali was not a mere man but was actually God's incarnation on earth. Since his only objective was to corrupt the minds of the Muslims against the rightly guided Khulafäh, he always had a new trick up his sleeve to serve his evil objectives.

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It is clear from the above mentioned historical facts that Shi' ism was introduced as an anti-Islämic movement, by a group of spiteful Jews whose ultimate purpose was to corrupt and debase the pristine teachings and tenets of Isläm, thus putting an end to the progress and success of Isläm and mankind at large.