Salam.
One day I have heard one shia scholar saying "Ibn Taymiya has not written " Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou" when he has quoted Ali"
You have heard this history?
Also, this isn't true, when Shaykh-ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) mentioned Ali's name, most of the time he used to say 'Ameer-ul Mumineen (Caliph of the Believers) Ali may Allah be pleased with him.' Need proof? There you go, read his book 'Rights of Aal-al Bait between Sunnah and Innovation' yourself:
https://islamhouse.com/en/books/1988/
And see if he said may Allah be pleased with Ali or not.
P.S: He did ;) (See Page 17, 19, 20, and more)
Also, do all the Shi'a say may Allah be pleased with Ali (Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou) every single time they write down his name or mention him? When they say the 'Shirki' "call" (Ya Ali/يا علي), do they say 'Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou' after it? No.
Salam.
One day I have heard one shia scholar saying "Ibn Taymiya has not written " Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou" when he has quoted Ali"
You have heard this history?
Also, this isn't true, when Shaykh-ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (رحمه الله) mentioned Ali's name, most of the time he used to say 'Ameer-ul Mumineen (Caliph of the Believers) Ali may Allah be pleased with him.' Need proof? There you go, read his book 'Rights of Aal-al Bait between Sunnah and Innovation' yourself:
https://islamhouse.com/en/books/1988/
And see if he said may Allah be pleased with Ali or not.
P.S: He did ;) (See Page 17, 19, 20, and more)
Also, do all the Shi'a say may Allah be pleased with Ali (Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou) every single time they write down his name or mention him? When they say the 'Shirki' "call" (Ya Ali/يا علي), do they say 'Radhia Allâhou ‘anhou' after it? No.
Saha.
I have read that by him
but i have forgotten where precisly...