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مَكْتَبَةُ كَتِيبَةِ مُحَمَّدِ بْنِ نُصَيْرٍ

Karbala Between Reality and Illusion Between Killing and Similtude - Katiba of Muhammad Bin Nusayr

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He said: "Those are the two horns of that ram by which Hussein was ransomed." Then he laughed until his molars showed. I said: "My Master, what made you laugh?" He said: "When people gather during the season in Mecca, they desire to look at it in wonder, [thinking] that it is from Paradise. But we, by my life and by Allah, stand to look at it in wonder [knowing] that they are the horns of the Adlam. So people wonder at one thing, and we wonder at something contrary to that."1

This is irrefutable proof against the Muqassirah (Shortcomers) regarding the authenticity of the book Al-Haft Al-Sharif and its narration from our Masters (may their glory be magnified) in its correct old manuscript form. Some printed copies have been subjected to distortion, and we will prepare and publish the correct old version.

Our Master Assadiq (may his glory be exalted) said regarding what happened in Karbala: "The first of its vanguards were two huge Abyssinian men, as if their eyes were burning embers. When Al-Hussein (may his glory be exalted) looked at them, he said: 'O Gabriel, bring me the two men in their compositions in Musukhiyya (metamorphosis).' So Gabriel extended his hand and took them from the backs of their horses until he presented them before Al-Hussein, and behold, they were two black-and-white rams."2

That is like their leader, the Beast who simulates the form of the Master Christ, the Lamb, for he has "two horns like a sheep."3

This Hadith is from the Gospel of the Christians. The exoteric Opposite simulates the Master Christ, but he has two horns like a sheep—may Allah curse him.

The Hadith of the Seventy: It is a detailing of what we wished to say in this research. We will relay a part of it that contains sufficiency, Allah the Exalted willing, for those who seek the Truth with good listening and seek guidance with good following...

The Book of Sharh al-Sab'in (Explanation of the Seventy) concerning those who do not give birth, and the description of their traits, attributes, genera, deeds, and what the Scholar (peace comes from him) revealed and clarified about it, and what he warned against:

Footnotes

1Al-Haft Al-Sharif.
2Al-Haft Al-Sharif.
3The First Book of the Gospel of Matthew 7.
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