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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books Wahabism and Monotheism الوهابيه و التوحيد Chp 11 Husham Bin Al-hakam the Genius ( 197 ) Husham Bin Al-Hakam is the most remarkable Shiite whom were frequently accused of corporalism by authors of books dealing with the Islamic sects. Any historian can not notice any signal or pace of such accusal during investigating the life accounts of such accused persons.

Finally it shall be discovered that the main and only reason beyond charging such accusation is nothing other than those persons' die hardism in defending the Ahlul-Beit sect and its imams. By ensuing history of the man it is obvious that Husham Bin Al-Hakam was the best arguer in the reign of Harun Ar-Rashid. He was evaded by the master Jews Christians Magi and atheists. This man did challenge and overcome all these categories.

He also subdued Amr Bin Ubeid Abu Hutheil Al-Allaf and their Mutazilite and Asharite likes. While the caliph Harun was hiding behind a screen for listening Jafar Al-Barmeki was holding sessions of disputation between followers of the different religions and sects. Husham was the most remarkable and famous in such sessions for his clat and deduction. Some of his argumentation on masters of other religions are recorded.

Because of antagonism against the Prophet's progeny Ar-Rashid's vizier could use his Magian shrewdness for provoking Husham on defending Imamate during one of these session. Hence the caliph aimed at killing him. But he could escape. Till his death he attempted at evading the caliph and his authorities. In his Muroujut-Theheb Al-Masudi refers to this incident.

On page 379 part 3 he writes: Yahya Bin Khalid held sessions at which theologists whether Muslims or of other religions used to debate in their beliefs. Yahya said to them "You have overstated about denial and materialization of the divine attributes Is imamate mandated by the Lord or is it submitted to people's own opinions? etc.

( 198 ) We are to mention Sharif Al-Murteda's defending Husham before we move to rending models of that man's disputation that are acceptably sufficient to prove his innocence from charges recorded in books of the Islamic sects. Sharif Al-Murteda's Ashafi page 83: As much as it is conceivable Husham's saying "He is a corporeality unlike ordinary corporealities" is the main incentive beyond accusation of his adopting for corporalism.