Many of the Muslims are fooled by the ‘ferocity’ of the Shi'ah Rafidhah nation, Iran, against the West. They think Shi'ah Rafidhah is a part of Islam, or are even heroes who defend the Muslims. Whereas, Shi'ah Rafidhah is a separate religion outside of Islam. Shi'ah Rafidhah also does not defend the Muslims. Thus, the history of Shi'ah Rafidhah since its first appearance to this day, shows that they always conspired with the enemies of Islam in the fight against Muslims.
The people of Shi'ah Rafidhah conspired with the European crusaders in the invasion of Palestine and Sham during the Crusades. After that, the Shi'ah Rafidhahs conspired with the Mongol forces in overthrowing the Daulah Abbasiyah and occupying the territories of Islam. The country of Shi'ah Rafidhah Safawiyah Iran also conspired with Britain, France, Spain, Portugal and the West in fighting against the Daulah Utsmaniyah.
Today, the Shi'ah Rafidhah Iran conspired with the Shi'ahs of Yemen and the Shi'ah Nusairiyah in the massacres of Muslims. To cover up its guise, the Shi'ah Rafidhah Iran shows itself as though hostile towards Israel and America. Whereas, many evidences suggest their conspiracies behind the scenes in order to fight against the Muslims.
The following is a summary of the history of the religion of Shi'ah Rafidhah, the cancer of the ummah, and its malignant diseases. By the permission of Allah, we explain the most important events that have direct links with the history of Shi'ah Rafidhah in their fight against Muslims. May it useful for the Muslims in general.
By the name of Allah, I begin:
The people of Shi'ah Rafidhah conspired with the European crusaders in the invasion of Palestine and Sham during the Crusades. After that, the Shi'ah Rafidhahs conspired with the Mongol forces in overthrowing the Daulah Abbasiyah and occupying the territories of Islam. The country of Shi'ah Rafidhah Safawiyah Iran also conspired with Britain, France, Spain, Portugal and the West in fighting against the Daulah Utsmaniyah.
Today, the Shi'ah Rafidhah Iran conspired with the Shi'ahs of Yemen and the Shi'ah Nusairiyah in the massacres of Muslims. To cover up its guise, the Shi'ah Rafidhah Iran shows itself as though hostile towards Israel and America. Whereas, many evidences suggest their conspiracies behind the scenes in order to fight against the Muslims.
The following is a summary of the history of the religion of Shi'ah Rafidhah, the cancer of the ummah, and its malignant diseases. By the permission of Allah, we explain the most important events that have direct links with the history of Shi'ah Rafidhah in their fight against Muslims. May it useful for the Muslims in general.
By the name of Allah, I begin:
14 H: This is the year when the stranglehold of the Rafidhah group against Islam and the Muslims started. This is because, in this year, the Qadisiyah battle took place, where the Muslims achieved a landslide victory against the ancestors of the Rafidhah group, namely the Persian Majus nation. This event occurred during the reign of Umar bin Khathab RA.
16 H: The capital of the Persian Empire, Madain, fell into the hands of the Muslims. This event left a deep-seated disappointment, anger and resentment in the hearts of the Rafidhah group.
23 H: Abu Lu’luah al-Majusi murdered Khalifah Umar bin Khatab RA. The Rafidhah group gave Abu Lu’luah the title Baba Alauddin, as an important symbol and figure in the fight against Islam.
34 H: Abdullah bin Saba’, a Jew from San’a who was nicknamed Ibnu Sauda’ showed up and made himself seen as having converted to Islam outwardly, although disbelief bottled up in his heart. He began to move groups to fight Khalifah Utsman bin Affan. His provocation worked and the people who became his followers killed Khalifah Ustman bin Affan in 35 H.
The aqeedah of Abdullah bin Saba’ had roots in the teachings of Judaism, Christianity and Majusi, i.e. the deification of Ali bin Abi Thalib, the ordainment of leadership to him, raj’ah (Ali will go back to life at the end of time to punish his political opponents), territoriality, imamate, bada’ and so on.
36 H: One night before the onset of the battle of Jamal, the two sides of the sahabahs made peace and spent the night with equanimity. As for Abdullah bin Saba’ and his followers, they didn't stay silent. They created havoc on both sides of the front until they managed to cause misunderstandings and war between the two parties. During the time of Ali bin Abi Thalib's caliphate, the followers of Abdullah bin Saba’ (Saba’iyah) came to Ali and declared blatantly that Ali is God who created and provide their rizq (sustenance). Ali asked them to repent, but they refused, so Ali sentenced them to burning.
41 H: The most hated year for the Rafidhah group, where the Muslims agreed to acknowledge one Khalifah, namely Mu’awiyah bin Abi Sufyan RA. Hasan bin Ali withdrew himself from the position of Khalifah and that year was known by the name 'the year of the jama’ah'. The plot of the people of Rafidhah to divide the Muslims failed.
61 H: Husain bin Ali RA was killed on 10th Muharam after his followers betrayed him and let him face the forces of Daulah Umawiyah by himself.
260 H: The death of Hasan Al-Askari who was considered to be the 11th imam of the Rafidhah group. Next, the Rafidhah Itsna Ashariyah group emerged, they believed that their imam was the awaited one, because he was still hiding in a cave in Samira, namely Muhammad bin Hasan al-Askari. Whereas, Hasan al-Askari died without having a child. Rafidhah Itsna Ashariyah believes that Imam Muhammad bin Hasan al-Askari is Imam Mahdi who will appear to establish the Rafidhah kingdom and punish his political opponents.
277 H: In Kufah, the Qaramithah Rafidhah group emerged, led by Hamdan bin Asy’ats, nicknamed Qarmith.
278 H: In Ahsa’ and Bahrain, the Qaramithah Rafidhah group led by Abu Sa’id al-Janabi ar-Rafidhi emerged.
280 H: The kingdom of Shi'ah Zaidiyah Rafidhah in Sa’dah and San’a, Yemen, was established with Husain bin Qasim ar-Rasi its leader.
297 H: The kingdom of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah was established in Egypt and Maghrib (Morocco and North Africa), under the leadership of Ubaidullah bin Muhammad al-Mahdi. They deceived the Muslims by claiming to be the descendants of the ahlul bait and they named their kingdom the 'Fathimiyah Kingdom'.
317 H: The leader of the Qaramithah Rafidhah in Ahsa’ and Bahrain, Abu Thahir ar-Rafidhi, with his group managed to seize Makkah on the day of Tarwiyah, 8th Dzulhijjah. They slaughtered the Hajj jama’ahs (pilgrims) in the Masjidil Haram, threw their corpses into the Zam-zam well, and gouged out the Hajar Aswad and took it to Ahsa’. Hajar Aswad remained in their control in Ahsa’ until the year 335 H. As for their reign in Ahsa’, it lasted until the year 466 H.
In 317 H, the kingdom of Hamdaniyah Rafidhah in Maushil (Iraq) and Halb (Syria) was also established. This Kingdom collapsed in the year 394 H.
329 H: This year was called the year of Ghaibah Kubra by the Rafidhah group (the hiding in a grand scale), where they claimed to have received a letter with the signature of Imam Mahdi whom they awaited. According to their claim, Imam Mahdi wrote in the letter: “A ghaibah (hiding) has taken place perfectly, so I will not appear except after obtaining permission of Allah. So whoever claims to have seen me, then he is undoubtedly a liar who is making things up.” They fabricated the false letter because their “shamans” were overwhelmed when dealing with the questions of their naive followers regarding the time of the appearance of Imam Mahdi whom they awaited.
334 H: The kingdom of Buwaihiyah Rafidhah in Dailam was established, with Abu Syuja’ ad-Dailami as its leader. They committed destructions in Baghdad and during their time, verbal invectives against the generation of the Sahabahs spread widely.
339 H: The Hajar Aswad was returned by the leader of Qaramithah Rafidhah in Ahsa’ to Makkah on the intermediation of King Ubaidiyah of the Rafidhah in Egypt.
352 H: The ruler of the kingdom of Buawihiyah who dominated the kingdom of Abbasiyah ordered the people to shut the markets on the day of Ashura, forbid trades and light candles, and the women should come out of the house with their hair flowing and slap their cheeks in the markets. For the first time in history, in Baghdad, mourning remembrance over the killing of Husain bin Ali was held.
358 H: The Ubaidiyah Rafidhah group ruled Egypt and founded the Kingdom of Ubaidiyah. Its most prominent king was Al-Hakim bi-Amrillah who claimed himself as God and propagated the teachings of reincarnation. With the collapse of this Kingdom of Ubaidiyah in 568 H, the Druz Bathiniyah group was then established.
402 H: The ulama's, community leaders and officials in Baghdad gathered and agreed to issue a fatwa on the falseness of the descendancy of the ruler of Egypt's Ubaidiyah Rafidhah, the flaw of their aqeedah and that they were the people of zindiq and kafir. The fatwa was signed by the ulama's, community leaders and officials from among the Ahlus Sunnah and Shi'ah themselves.
408 H: The ruler of Egypt's Ubaidiyah Rafidhah, Al-Hakim bi-Amrillah claimed himself as God. He twice planned to dismantle the grave of the Prophet SAW and transfer his janazah to Egypt. The first plan was opposed by the people of Egypt. In the second plan, he sent his men to rent a house near the Masjid Nabawi. They started digging tunnel which headed toward the tomb of the Prophet SAW, but their attempt was uncovered, and the people of Madinah killed them.
483 H: The Hashashiyin group, which propagated the political power of the kingdom of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah in Egypt, was established. Its leader was Hasan as-Sabah, who began his movement from province of Faris in 473 H.
500 H: The ruler of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah constructed a tomb building in Egypt which they named Tajul Husain (the crown of Husain). They claimed that the head of Husain bin Ali was in it. They make pilgrimage to the tomb building to this day.
656 H: The biggest betrayal of the Rafidhah group through the leaders, Nasiruddin ath-Thusi and Ibnu Alqami, who conspired with the Mongol army, thus the Mongol army led by Hulagu Khan succeeded in bringing down the kingdom of Abbasiyah and devastating its capital, i.e. Baghdad. The Mongol forces massacred two million Muslims, including those from among the ahlul bait, whom the Rafidhah group lyingly claimed as their lovers and defenders. In this year, the Nusairiyah Rafidhah also emerged under the leadership of Muhammad bin Nusair ar-Rafidhi.
907 H: The kingdom of Safawiyah Rafidhah in Iran was established under the leadership of Shah Ismail bin Haidar as-Safawi ar-Rafidhi. He slaughtered more than one million Ahlus-Sunnah people in Iran because they did not want to be forced to embrace the religion of Rafidhah. When he came to Baghdad, he openly insulted the Khulafa’ Rashideen, massacred the Muslim inhabitants who did not want to embrace the religious of Rafidhah, and dismantled many of the Ahlus-Sunnah graves, such as the grave of Imam Abu Hanifah.
Among the events that stood out in the history of the Kingdom of Safawiyah Rafidhah is, when its leader, Shah Abbas al-Kabir as-Safawi started the program of Hajj (pilgrimage) to Masad Iran as a replacement for the Hajj to Makkah. During the period of Safawiyah, Sadruddin as-Sairazi ar-Rafidhi came along, forming the religion of Bahaiyah. His follower, Mirza Ali Muhammad as-Sairazi ar-Rafidhi claimed that Allah has united with his body. He was succeeded by his student, Bahaullah.
His footstep was emulated by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in India, a puppet of the British who claimed himself to be a new prophet, receiving a new holy book and establishing the religion of Qadiyaniyah. The kingdom of Safawiyah collapsed in 1149 H.
1218 H: A vile Rafidhah man came to Dir’iyah (the centre of government of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia at that time) from Iraq and showed himself as an ahli ibaadah (fervent worshipper) who lived zuhud (ascetic). Just like Abu Lu’luah al-Majusi who pretended to be joining in the solat in order to kill Khalifah Umar bin Khatab, this Rafidhah man from Iran also pretended to join in the solat 'Asar in Masjid Tharif in the city of Dir’iyah. While king Abdul Aziz bin Muhammad bin Sa’ud, who was leading the solat, was in sujd (prostration), this Rafidhah man pulled out a dagger that had been hidden behind his dress and stabbed King Abdul Aziz. King Abdul Aziz died as a result of that incident. This Rafidhah man killed King Abdul Aziz because he and his forces had flattened out the tomb structure of Husain bin Ali in Karbala when subjecting the region.
1289 H: Iran printed and published the book, “Fashlul Khithab fi Itsbat tahrif Kitab Rabb al-Arbab”, written by an ulama' of the Rafidhah from Nejef, Iraq named Haji Mirza Husain bin Muhammad Nuri ath-Thibrisi. In that book, he collected all the statements of the ulama's of Rafidhah which stated that the Qur’an that is in the hand of the Muslims is the Qur’an in which the contents have been added and subtracted, and the Rafidhah have their own holy book called “Mushaf Fatimah”, which, according to their statement, not even a single letter in the Qur'an is similar to contents of the Mushaf Fatimah. The contents (number of surah and verses) of the Mushaf Fatimah, according to their belief, are three times as much as the contents of Qur’an.
1366 H: The Rafidhah newspaper named “Barjamul Islam” was published, which stated that Karbala’ is nobler than Makkah. Solat and thawaf around the tomb of Husain in Karbala’ according to them is nobler than solat in Masjidil Haram and thawaf around Ka’bah in Makkah.
1389 H: The supreme religious leader of the Rafidhah Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini published his book, “Wilayatul Faqih al-Hukumah al-Islamiyah”. One of his kufr in that book could be found on page 35, Khomeini wrote: “Indeed, among the things that are certain in our madzhab is the belief that our imams have a position that could not be achieved by an angel who is close to Allah, as well as a prophet who was sent by Allah.”
1399 H: The Republic of Rafidhah Iran was established with Khomeini as its first leader after overthrowing the rule of Shah Pahlevi. Among its special characteristics is, conducting demonstrations and destructions in the Holy City of Makkah during the Hajj season every year in the name Islamic revolution.
1400 H: On 15th Sha’ban, Khomeini delivered a khutbah in commemoration of the so-called ‘Maulid Imam Al-mahdi’. Among the contents of his khutbah at that time was his words: “All prophets came to build the foundations of justice in the world but they did not succeed. Even the Prophet SAW, the seal of the prophets who came to improve the human condition and actualize justice, also failed to do it in his lifetime… a figure that will be successful in that task and build the foundations of justice in all corners of the world, as well as straighten out the deviances is Imam Al-Mahdi Al-Muntazhar.”
1407 H: The people of Rafidhah who affiliated with the Rafidhah state of Iran, committed havoc and destruction in the city of Makkah during the Hajj season.
Thousands of people of Rafidhah disguised as pilgrims from Iran, carried out a demonstration on Friday, conducted raid, murder and destruction in the holy city of Makkah. In this incident, they killed 402 people, 85 of the victims were policemen and Saudi citizens. The rests were pilgrims from various countries. They also raided, destructed and burned shops and vehicles along with the people in them, in Makkah. Such barbaric acts followed the footsteps of their ancestors, the Qaramithah Rafidhah.
1408 H: Islamic Conference III was held by the Rabithah Alam Islami in Makkah, which issued a fatwa that declared Ayatollah Khomeini kafir.
1409 H: The people of Rafidhah who disguised as pilgrims brought in explosives secretly to Makkah. On 7th Dzulhijah, they blew up explosives in the vicinity of Masjidil Haram. A pilgrim from Pakistan died from the explosion, while 16 other pilgrim suffered injuries. Investigations by the security apparatus in Saudi in 1410 H resulted in the arrests, trials and execution of the death penalty on 16 people of Rafidhah who were involved in the bombing.
1410 H: The supreme leader of the Rafidhah Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini died. The Rafidhah Iran has constructed a building over his tomb and a ‘Ka’bah’ that resembles the Ka’bah in Makkah. They do thawaf around that Ka’bah of Khomeini.
16 H: The capital of the Persian Empire, Madain, fell into the hands of the Muslims. This event left a deep-seated disappointment, anger and resentment in the hearts of the Rafidhah group.
23 H: Abu Lu’luah al-Majusi murdered Khalifah Umar bin Khatab RA. The Rafidhah group gave Abu Lu’luah the title Baba Alauddin, as an important symbol and figure in the fight against Islam.
34 H: Abdullah bin Saba’, a Jew from San’a who was nicknamed Ibnu Sauda’ showed up and made himself seen as having converted to Islam outwardly, although disbelief bottled up in his heart. He began to move groups to fight Khalifah Utsman bin Affan. His provocation worked and the people who became his followers killed Khalifah Ustman bin Affan in 35 H.
The aqeedah of Abdullah bin Saba’ had roots in the teachings of Judaism, Christianity and Majusi, i.e. the deification of Ali bin Abi Thalib, the ordainment of leadership to him, raj’ah (Ali will go back to life at the end of time to punish his political opponents), territoriality, imamate, bada’ and so on.
36 H: One night before the onset of the battle of Jamal, the two sides of the sahabahs made peace and spent the night with equanimity. As for Abdullah bin Saba’ and his followers, they didn't stay silent. They created havoc on both sides of the front until they managed to cause misunderstandings and war between the two parties. During the time of Ali bin Abi Thalib's caliphate, the followers of Abdullah bin Saba’ (Saba’iyah) came to Ali and declared blatantly that Ali is God who created and provide their rizq (sustenance). Ali asked them to repent, but they refused, so Ali sentenced them to burning.
41 H: The most hated year for the Rafidhah group, where the Muslims agreed to acknowledge one Khalifah, namely Mu’awiyah bin Abi Sufyan RA. Hasan bin Ali withdrew himself from the position of Khalifah and that year was known by the name 'the year of the jama’ah'. The plot of the people of Rafidhah to divide the Muslims failed.
61 H: Husain bin Ali RA was killed on 10th Muharam after his followers betrayed him and let him face the forces of Daulah Umawiyah by himself.
260 H: The death of Hasan Al-Askari who was considered to be the 11th imam of the Rafidhah group. Next, the Rafidhah Itsna Ashariyah group emerged, they believed that their imam was the awaited one, because he was still hiding in a cave in Samira, namely Muhammad bin Hasan al-Askari. Whereas, Hasan al-Askari died without having a child. Rafidhah Itsna Ashariyah believes that Imam Muhammad bin Hasan al-Askari is Imam Mahdi who will appear to establish the Rafidhah kingdom and punish his political opponents.
277 H: In Kufah, the Qaramithah Rafidhah group emerged, led by Hamdan bin Asy’ats, nicknamed Qarmith.
278 H: In Ahsa’ and Bahrain, the Qaramithah Rafidhah group led by Abu Sa’id al-Janabi ar-Rafidhi emerged.
280 H: The kingdom of Shi'ah Zaidiyah Rafidhah in Sa’dah and San’a, Yemen, was established with Husain bin Qasim ar-Rasi its leader.
297 H: The kingdom of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah was established in Egypt and Maghrib (Morocco and North Africa), under the leadership of Ubaidullah bin Muhammad al-Mahdi. They deceived the Muslims by claiming to be the descendants of the ahlul bait and they named their kingdom the 'Fathimiyah Kingdom'.
317 H: The leader of the Qaramithah Rafidhah in Ahsa’ and Bahrain, Abu Thahir ar-Rafidhi, with his group managed to seize Makkah on the day of Tarwiyah, 8th Dzulhijjah. They slaughtered the Hajj jama’ahs (pilgrims) in the Masjidil Haram, threw their corpses into the Zam-zam well, and gouged out the Hajar Aswad and took it to Ahsa’. Hajar Aswad remained in their control in Ahsa’ until the year 335 H. As for their reign in Ahsa’, it lasted until the year 466 H.
In 317 H, the kingdom of Hamdaniyah Rafidhah in Maushil (Iraq) and Halb (Syria) was also established. This Kingdom collapsed in the year 394 H.
329 H: This year was called the year of Ghaibah Kubra by the Rafidhah group (the hiding in a grand scale), where they claimed to have received a letter with the signature of Imam Mahdi whom they awaited. According to their claim, Imam Mahdi wrote in the letter: “A ghaibah (hiding) has taken place perfectly, so I will not appear except after obtaining permission of Allah. So whoever claims to have seen me, then he is undoubtedly a liar who is making things up.” They fabricated the false letter because their “shamans” were overwhelmed when dealing with the questions of their naive followers regarding the time of the appearance of Imam Mahdi whom they awaited.
334 H: The kingdom of Buwaihiyah Rafidhah in Dailam was established, with Abu Syuja’ ad-Dailami as its leader. They committed destructions in Baghdad and during their time, verbal invectives against the generation of the Sahabahs spread widely.
339 H: The Hajar Aswad was returned by the leader of Qaramithah Rafidhah in Ahsa’ to Makkah on the intermediation of King Ubaidiyah of the Rafidhah in Egypt.
352 H: The ruler of the kingdom of Buawihiyah who dominated the kingdom of Abbasiyah ordered the people to shut the markets on the day of Ashura, forbid trades and light candles, and the women should come out of the house with their hair flowing and slap their cheeks in the markets. For the first time in history, in Baghdad, mourning remembrance over the killing of Husain bin Ali was held.
358 H: The Ubaidiyah Rafidhah group ruled Egypt and founded the Kingdom of Ubaidiyah. Its most prominent king was Al-Hakim bi-Amrillah who claimed himself as God and propagated the teachings of reincarnation. With the collapse of this Kingdom of Ubaidiyah in 568 H, the Druz Bathiniyah group was then established.
402 H: The ulama's, community leaders and officials in Baghdad gathered and agreed to issue a fatwa on the falseness of the descendancy of the ruler of Egypt's Ubaidiyah Rafidhah, the flaw of their aqeedah and that they were the people of zindiq and kafir. The fatwa was signed by the ulama's, community leaders and officials from among the Ahlus Sunnah and Shi'ah themselves.
408 H: The ruler of Egypt's Ubaidiyah Rafidhah, Al-Hakim bi-Amrillah claimed himself as God. He twice planned to dismantle the grave of the Prophet SAW and transfer his janazah to Egypt. The first plan was opposed by the people of Egypt. In the second plan, he sent his men to rent a house near the Masjid Nabawi. They started digging tunnel which headed toward the tomb of the Prophet SAW, but their attempt was uncovered, and the people of Madinah killed them.
483 H: The Hashashiyin group, which propagated the political power of the kingdom of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah in Egypt, was established. Its leader was Hasan as-Sabah, who began his movement from province of Faris in 473 H.
500 H: The ruler of Ubaidiyah Rafidhah constructed a tomb building in Egypt which they named Tajul Husain (the crown of Husain). They claimed that the head of Husain bin Ali was in it. They make pilgrimage to the tomb building to this day.
656 H: The biggest betrayal of the Rafidhah group through the leaders, Nasiruddin ath-Thusi and Ibnu Alqami, who conspired with the Mongol army, thus the Mongol army led by Hulagu Khan succeeded in bringing down the kingdom of Abbasiyah and devastating its capital, i.e. Baghdad. The Mongol forces massacred two million Muslims, including those from among the ahlul bait, whom the Rafidhah group lyingly claimed as their lovers and defenders. In this year, the Nusairiyah Rafidhah also emerged under the leadership of Muhammad bin Nusair ar-Rafidhi.
907 H: The kingdom of Safawiyah Rafidhah in Iran was established under the leadership of Shah Ismail bin Haidar as-Safawi ar-Rafidhi. He slaughtered more than one million Ahlus-Sunnah people in Iran because they did not want to be forced to embrace the religion of Rafidhah. When he came to Baghdad, he openly insulted the Khulafa’ Rashideen, massacred the Muslim inhabitants who did not want to embrace the religious of Rafidhah, and dismantled many of the Ahlus-Sunnah graves, such as the grave of Imam Abu Hanifah.
Among the events that stood out in the history of the Kingdom of Safawiyah Rafidhah is, when its leader, Shah Abbas al-Kabir as-Safawi started the program of Hajj (pilgrimage) to Masad Iran as a replacement for the Hajj to Makkah. During the period of Safawiyah, Sadruddin as-Sairazi ar-Rafidhi came along, forming the religion of Bahaiyah. His follower, Mirza Ali Muhammad as-Sairazi ar-Rafidhi claimed that Allah has united with his body. He was succeeded by his student, Bahaullah.
His footstep was emulated by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in India, a puppet of the British who claimed himself to be a new prophet, receiving a new holy book and establishing the religion of Qadiyaniyah. The kingdom of Safawiyah collapsed in 1149 H.
1218 H: A vile Rafidhah man came to Dir’iyah (the centre of government of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia at that time) from Iraq and showed himself as an ahli ibaadah (fervent worshipper) who lived zuhud (ascetic). Just like Abu Lu’luah al-Majusi who pretended to be joining in the solat in order to kill Khalifah Umar bin Khatab, this Rafidhah man from Iran also pretended to join in the solat 'Asar in Masjid Tharif in the city of Dir’iyah. While king Abdul Aziz bin Muhammad bin Sa’ud, who was leading the solat, was in sujd (prostration), this Rafidhah man pulled out a dagger that had been hidden behind his dress and stabbed King Abdul Aziz. King Abdul Aziz died as a result of that incident. This Rafidhah man killed King Abdul Aziz because he and his forces had flattened out the tomb structure of Husain bin Ali in Karbala when subjecting the region.
1289 H: Iran printed and published the book, “Fashlul Khithab fi Itsbat tahrif Kitab Rabb al-Arbab”, written by an ulama' of the Rafidhah from Nejef, Iraq named Haji Mirza Husain bin Muhammad Nuri ath-Thibrisi. In that book, he collected all the statements of the ulama's of Rafidhah which stated that the Qur’an that is in the hand of the Muslims is the Qur’an in which the contents have been added and subtracted, and the Rafidhah have their own holy book called “Mushaf Fatimah”, which, according to their statement, not even a single letter in the Qur'an is similar to contents of the Mushaf Fatimah. The contents (number of surah and verses) of the Mushaf Fatimah, according to their belief, are three times as much as the contents of Qur’an.
1366 H: The Rafidhah newspaper named “Barjamul Islam” was published, which stated that Karbala’ is nobler than Makkah. Solat and thawaf around the tomb of Husain in Karbala’ according to them is nobler than solat in Masjidil Haram and thawaf around Ka’bah in Makkah.
1389 H: The supreme religious leader of the Rafidhah Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini published his book, “Wilayatul Faqih al-Hukumah al-Islamiyah”. One of his kufr in that book could be found on page 35, Khomeini wrote: “Indeed, among the things that are certain in our madzhab is the belief that our imams have a position that could not be achieved by an angel who is close to Allah, as well as a prophet who was sent by Allah.”
1399 H: The Republic of Rafidhah Iran was established with Khomeini as its first leader after overthrowing the rule of Shah Pahlevi. Among its special characteristics is, conducting demonstrations and destructions in the Holy City of Makkah during the Hajj season every year in the name Islamic revolution.
1400 H: On 15th Sha’ban, Khomeini delivered a khutbah in commemoration of the so-called ‘Maulid Imam Al-mahdi’. Among the contents of his khutbah at that time was his words: “All prophets came to build the foundations of justice in the world but they did not succeed. Even the Prophet SAW, the seal of the prophets who came to improve the human condition and actualize justice, also failed to do it in his lifetime… a figure that will be successful in that task and build the foundations of justice in all corners of the world, as well as straighten out the deviances is Imam Al-Mahdi Al-Muntazhar.”
1407 H: The people of Rafidhah who affiliated with the Rafidhah state of Iran, committed havoc and destruction in the city of Makkah during the Hajj season.
Thousands of people of Rafidhah disguised as pilgrims from Iran, carried out a demonstration on Friday, conducted raid, murder and destruction in the holy city of Makkah. In this incident, they killed 402 people, 85 of the victims were policemen and Saudi citizens. The rests were pilgrims from various countries. They also raided, destructed and burned shops and vehicles along with the people in them, in Makkah. Such barbaric acts followed the footsteps of their ancestors, the Qaramithah Rafidhah.
1408 H: Islamic Conference III was held by the Rabithah Alam Islami in Makkah, which issued a fatwa that declared Ayatollah Khomeini kafir.
1409 H: The people of Rafidhah who disguised as pilgrims brought in explosives secretly to Makkah. On 7th Dzulhijah, they blew up explosives in the vicinity of Masjidil Haram. A pilgrim from Pakistan died from the explosion, while 16 other pilgrim suffered injuries. Investigations by the security apparatus in Saudi in 1410 H resulted in the arrests, trials and execution of the death penalty on 16 people of Rafidhah who were involved in the bombing.
1410 H: The supreme leader of the Rafidhah Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini died. The Rafidhah Iran has constructed a building over his tomb and a ‘Ka’bah’ that resembles the Ka’bah in Makkah. They do thawaf around that Ka’bah of Khomeini.
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