The Shi’i book, ‘The faith of Shia Islam’ states, ‘We believe that Imaamat is one of the fundamentals of Islam and that man’s faith can never be complete without belief in it. : Differing ranks of Mumin : Believing in Imamate is on par with believing in Tawheed and Nubuwwat : Differing rights for a Mumin and Muslim : Salvation on adhering to the Hujutallah (Imam) : The difference between a Mumin and a Muslim : Afriqi’s efforts at creating Fitnah by using Shia belief of Imamate : One who refuses to obey the Imam is a Kaafir : Rejecting the Imams is on par with rejecting all Prophets (as)

: Rejecting the Imams is on par with rejecting Allah (swt) : Deliberately rejecting the Imams is Kufr

: Did the vast bulk of the Sahaba apostatize after the death of Rasulullah (s)? : Rejecting Imamate is tantamount to rejecting Prophethood : Believing in Imamate is on par with believing and Tawheed and Nubuwah In this section we will discuss in detail the objections raised by the Nasibi authors in their respective works on the following topics: Chapter Six: The doctrine of Imamate from a Shi’a perspective (Part II)

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