In that bad time where everything shook under the hoofs of mad horses...

In that bad time where everything shook under the hoofs of mad horses, that fifty years-old-man stopped…his eyes traveled through an infinite sky and his hands extended whereto hearts would turn towards in the moment when the waves were about to destroy a straying ship…calm words entreating Allah suppliantly: “O, You, Who have guided me to Yourself and made my heart submit to believe in You… I beseech You to grant me safety and belief in this life and the afterlife.” [50] Fatima came in and sat beside her brother to feel security in a world full of terror…to absorb goodness in [50] Usool al-Kafi, vol.2 p.579.

a world swarming with evils. Bitter sorrow shone in her eyes…a sorrow that belonged to quarter a century; all her life that was full of sadness. She still remembered twenty years ago the moments when her good father had been taken to Baghdad. She had never seen him since then. She could not forget yet the moment when her mother left to the better world. It was a very cold winter night. She could not find warmth except near her brother Ali.

And then was Ali in the middle of the storm…exactly in the calm spot…in the central point where there was no any stormy movement. And there was Fatima, who had never found her equal since long ago, eager to find the man, with whom she would feel she was near the Kingdom…the Kingdom of the far Heavens. Near him Fatima would feel she had passed the limits of the self so that her soul would swim in a pool of that light, which shone in the hearts. As if thousands of lamps lighting inside her.

Such Fatima lived near her alone brother. The shakes of the volcano that had broken out in Mecca reached Medina, the capital of the Prophet (s). Muhammad bin Ja’far**[51]** revolted but his revolt was [51] He was Muhammad the son of Imam Ja’far as-Sadiq (s). He was surnamed as ad-Deebaj. He was one of the ulama. He narrated knowledge from his father Imam as-Sadiq (s).

He lived in Mecca and when the war between al-Ameen and al-Ma’moon broke out; he revolted in Mecca and was paid homage as the caliph. He was called as ameerul mo’minen. The people of Hijaz paid homage to him. Then al-Ma’moon sent an army to defeat the revolution. Muhammad bin Ja’far yielded after his forces had been defeated. He ascended the minbar to announce his apology to al-Ma’moon.

defeated while it was yet a bud and then the forces of al-Ma’moon went towards Medina to revenge on the Alawites.