Hud 46

[Farid]

Bismillah,

So, I stumbled upon an authentic narration in Uyoon Akhbar Al-Redha 2/82 in which Al-Redha asks, "How do they recite this verse (Hud 46) about the son of Nuh?

He (the narrator) said: They read it in two ways:

إنه عَمَلٌ غَيْرُ صالح
إنه عَمِلَ غَيْرَ صالح

The Imam responded, "They lie! He is his son, but Allah removed him when he went against his religion."


Commentary:
Al-Redha rejects the first recitation as an invalid recitation since it means "He is not a good deed" and accepts the second recitation that says, "He committed a bad deed."

I would like to point out that the first recitation is recited by all Shias today.

[Hadrami]

rejected the recitation, but did he tell them to keep reciting the wrong one?

[Farid]

Apparently Shias are supposed to recite like Sunnis until the Qa'im comes.

[Hadrami]

Apparently Shias are supposed to recite like Sunnis until the Qa'im comes.

imam told them to recite invalid ayat. What an imam of (mis)guidance 😁

[Abu Muhammad]

Bismillah,

So, I stumbled upon an authentic narration in Uyoon Akhbar Al-Redha 2/82 in which Al-Redha asks, "How do they recite this verse (Hud 46) about the son of Nuh?

He (the narrator) said: They read it in two ways:

إنه عَمَلٌ غَيْرُ صالح
إنه عَمِلَ غَيْرَ صالح

The Imam responded, "They lie! He is his son, but Allah removed him when he went against his religion."


Commentary:
Al-Redha rejects the first recitation as an invalid recitation since it means "He is not a good deed" and accepts the second recitation that says, "He committed a bad deed."

I would like to point out that the first recitation is recited by all Shias today.

Did any of their scholars say that the imam was doing taqiyyah?

[Farid]

I am not aware of that.