Sunni beliefs found in shia hadith

[zaid_ibn_ali]

I feel this is a topic thats long overdue.
We have seen narrations in shia books such as the prohibition of mutah, etc which is in agreement to ahlus sunnah.
In fact it is said that most beliefs of ahlus sunnah can be found in shia books narrated from ahle bayt but the shia then claim its taqiyyah etc.

Would be great to post them here so the people can see the agreement of the ahle bayt with ahlus sunnah.

[Rationalist]

Here are the 5 'Bakri' Pillars of Islam narrated by Imam Jafar.

Ali ibn Muhammad has narrated from certain persons of his people from Adam
ibn Ishaq from ‘Abd al-Razzaq from ibn Mihran from al-Husayn ibn Maymun
from Muhammad ibn Salim from abu Ja’far, recipient of divine supreme
covenant, who has said the following:

Evidence of this (more serious sins) is the words of Allah, the
Most Majestic, the Most Holy, about them on their being
brought together in fire, “The last group will accuse the first
saying, ‘Lord, they made us go astray. Therefore, double their
torment in the Fire . . .’” (7:38) They will condemn and accuse
each other. They argue in the hope of winning but there will be
no winning, trial or acceptance of excuses and there will be no
way to safety. Such verses and similar other ones were revealed
in Makka. Allah does not send to fire anyone except the pagans.
‘When Allah granted Muhammad permission to leave Makka for
Madina he spoke of Islam having five principles:
‘To testify that no one deserves to be worshipped except Allah,
that Muhammad is His servant and His messenger, that
performing the prayer, paying al-Zakat (charity), Hajj of the
House and fasting in the month of Ramadan are obligatory. ( al Kafi Volume 2,  H 1506, CH 14, h 1)

[Noor-us-Sunnah]

Refer this article :

https://youpuncturedtheark.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/part-1the-imams-from-ahlebayt-whom-shia-consider-to-be-their-divinely-appointed-imams-were-on-the-creed-of-ahlesunnah-wal-jamaah/

[MuslimK]

This can be a really useful thread if continued. Keep posting Shia narrations that support Sunni view.

[zaid_ibn_ali]

A fiqh one with a zaydi (?) source:

salah being complete is that taslim must be done both to the right side then the left side saying "As-Salaamu Alaykum wa rahmatullah."
In the Masa'il of Ali al-Uraydi bin Ja'far as-Sadiq bin Muhammad al-Baqir bin Ali as-Sajjad bin al-Husayn as-Sibt bin Ali al-Murtada bin Abi Talib قدس الله روحه (a 12ver source), this view is also corraborated. Ali al-Uraydi قدس الله روحه said he saw his brothers Musa al-Kathim عليه السلام, Ishaq al-Mu'tamin قدس الله روحه, and Muhammad ad-Dibaj صلوات الله عليه end their salah in this manner.