The prophetic reception of the Noble Quran in Shiite sources

The primary sources of the Shi'a who were during the time of Ali are the sources of Muslims for their followers of Imam Ali, but the Twelver Shi'a, who are called the Shi'a today, have their own independent sources unknown to the scholars of the Sunnah and the transmitters of Sharia; they are narrated with chains mostly fabricated, and contain texts most of which are rejected. These sources were adopted in the Iranian constitution in its second article and called by the infallible scholars as "the authentic hadiths of the Imams"; they were not known to our early scholars because they were circulated secretly among members of this sect. It is known that the Quran is a book of guidance that guides to what is most upright, and any negative stance by any sect towards the Quran will lead it from guidance to misguidance, and there is no way for it to return to the truth and unite with the nation except by returning to the Quran. Therefore, it was necessary to examine what is mentioned in their sources regarding the prophetic reception of the Quran in order to reach the truth and guide creation. This is a scientific, objective, and documented study from the trusted sources of the Shi'a regarding the prophetic reception of the Quran in Shi'a sources, to clarify the truth as it is without reduction or exaggeration. And Allah is the guide to the straight path. Authored by: Nasser Abdullah Al-Qafari Publication Year: 2016 Publisher: Center for Foundations of Studies and Research Number of pages: 230 Book format: Shami paper Requesting works by Abdullah Nasser Al-Qafari: - The Fiver (Khums) among the Twelver Shi'a and its doctrinal roots - Protocols of the Aytat Qom regarding the Holy Sanctuaries - The prophetic reception of the Quran in Shi'a sources - Innocence from the polytheists between the legal meaning and the Shi'a Batin interpretation - Ahl al-Sunnah and the Rafiḍi challenge - The stance of contemporary Shi'a towards the Quran