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Hadith 355
Hadith #
355
Book
Muʿjam al-Aḥādīth al-Muʿtabara
Volume
1
Section
94
Part
Book of Narrators
Chapter
Muhammad b. Ali the Commander of the Faithful
Source
Shaykh Muḥammad Āṣif al-Muḥsinī
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1. [1/248] Tawhid al-Saduq: Ibn al-Walid from al-Saffar from Ibn Abi al-Khattab from Ibn Bashir from al-Husayn b. Abi Hamza who said
I heard Aba Abdillah عليه السلام saying: My father [al-Baqir] عليه السلام said: Muhammad b. al-Hanafiyya was a man with a fearless heart – and he [the Imam] pointed with his hand [to his chest]. He [Ibn al-Hanafiyya] was making Tawaf around the House [Ka’ba] when Hajjaj encountered him. He [Hajjaj] said: I desire to strike that which holds your eyes [i.e. cut off your head]! Muhammad said to him: Never! Verily Allah – Blessed is His Name – has three hundred moments each day over His creatures [in which his decree is enacted], perhaps one of them [these moments] can get rid of you for me.
[1/248] توحيد الصدوق: ابن الوليد، عن الصفار، عن ابن أبي الخطاب، عن ابن بشير، عن الحسين بن أبي حمزة قال
سمعت أبا عبد الله عليه السلام يقول: قال أبي عليه السلام: إن محمد بن الحنفية كان رجلا رابط الجأش – وأشار بيده – وكان يطوف بالبيت فاستقبله الحجاج، فقال: قد همت أن أضرب الذي فيه عيناك، قال له محمد: كلا إن الله تبارك اسمه في خلقه في كل يوم ثلاثمائة لحظة أو لمحة، فلعل إحداهن تكفك عني
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