The Outset of Dissension in Islam — Page 164
164 H A D RAT MIRZA BASHIR-UD-DIN MAHMUD AHMAD spread so rapidly that its opponents were unable to preceive this 20 Islamic history destorted by Europeans due to conflicting narrations 92 hidden aspects disclosed 3 people of this era unaware of 3 Islamic States condition of the residents of, testimony of Ibnus-Saud a ’ s deputy 39 Khilafat not a worldly government 14 the progress of Islam associated with 21 Kufah people of, at the forefront of creating disorder 41, 67 Lahore Islamiyyah College established a historical society 1 Madinah people of, caught off guard by the rebels 92 people of, unable to fight the rebels 93, 107 residents of, form their army in two groups 86 M a likul-Ashtar incites people against Sa‘ i d bin Al- ‘ As ra on entring Kufah 69 many influenced by lies of, 73 reached Kufah in no time 69 sought forgiveness from ‘Uthm a n ra was unable to keep his repen - tance in tact 69 Marw a n could not have been responsible for forging the letter 103 Mu ‘ a wiyah ra attempts to reform the exiled rebels from Kufah 50 held a position of great awe upon the residents of Syria 59 makes four prepositions to Hadrat ‘Uthm a n ra 65 sends the rebels back to Kufah 53 was attacked by rebels 52 was managing the affairs of State with excellence 32 Mugh i rah bin Al-Akhnas ra killed while fighting the rebels 137 Muhammad bin Ab i Bakr grabbed Hadrat ‘Uthm a n ra by his beard 141 held no religious merit 46, 113 partook in the disorder 46 was arrogant and thought himself above the law 78 Muhammad bin Ab i H udhaifah an orphan brought up by Hadrat ‘Uthm a n ra 46 introduction to 113 Muhammad bin Maslamah ra sent as a delegate to Kufah 57 was a venerable companion of great influence 59 Muhammad bin T al h ah ra recited rajaz while fighting the rebels 135