Imam Ali’s Adopting Position against Osman Ibn-E-Offan’s Under His Caliphate Period

The title is a research paper by Saber Adak and Farah Hoseini published in “MOSKUYA”, FALL 2010, Volume 5, Number 14; Page(s) 7. The following is an excerpt from its abstract.

Importance of Caliphate

The rise of the Caliphate of Islam is the most important issue discussed by philosophers and scholars of various sects and religions, and political jurisprudence.

Islamic Ummah and caliphate

Based on historical evidence and narrative, after the death of the Prophet, the beliefs and morals of the Prophet, once again with new clothes, emerged gradually over the culture and Islamic Ummah of the Prophet (BG) was dominant. As was followed, the vulnerability of the Caliphate and unhappy people, to introduce damages from the Caliph such as betrayal, vulnerability management, tyranny, failure to perform duties, away from people, bad ethics and spiritual leaders, such as power, worldoxication, wishing concession, has the highlights.

Objective and Methodology of the article

This paper is intended to do a general analysis of the historical position of Imam Ali (PBUH) in front of the caliphal injustice and his agents.