Muhammed Ali addresses a Shia questioner by first clarifying that Sunnis love and respect Ahlulbayt but reject fabricated narrations attributed to them in Shia books. He argues that emotional attachment (like the story of Karbala) cannot be the foundation for religious truth, just as Christians use emotional reasoning. He then demonstrates that the Shia foundational beliefs contradict the Quran explicitly, while the Quran contains clear verses commanding Muslims to follow the Sahaba (companions), particularly citing chapter 9 verse 100 which promises Paradise to those who follow the Muhajirun and Ansar. He challenges the questioner that Shia tradition is built primarily on emotional stories about persecution of Ahlulbayt rather than substantive teaching about Allah and the Prophet, and that Shia scholars must rely on Sunni books (Bukhari, Muslim) to prove their practices because their own books lack prophetic narrations and evidence.
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