When Justice and Unity collided: the story of ‘Ali (r.a) and ‘Aisha (r.a). Battle of Jamal

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Dark phase of our history...😭😭

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Sad reality

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@3:45 why would Ali RA have the condition to be obeyed in order to be caliph? isnt that shirk? so sects all started due to Ali? and in the end he ended up assassinated for the division war HE started? because of Ali so many muslims were being murdered so how did that create unity? If Allah in Quran ordered justice first then why did Ali go against that? why would he even order to go against Aisha RA?

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Every caliph has to be obeyed - as long as his not doing anything un-Islamic. A leader who can be disobeyed, simply lacks authority. That has nothing to do with shirk. The problem is that Ali never had control and authority like the khulafa before him. To implement justice you need power, that’s why uniting the ummah under his leadership was crucial for him. In this video I’ve tried to give you the context, how one thing after another was leading towards the emergence of Khawarij. There’s a lot of details missing, obviously it’s a short video. I would suggest, Read about the battle of Siffin to further understand the Khawarij.