Do not teach them, for they are more learned than you.

Do not teach them, for they are more learned than you."[^8] He, peace be upon him and his progeny, has said: "Consider my Ahl al­Bayt among you as you consider the head of the body, and the eyes in the head, for the head is guided by the eyes."[^9] He, peace be upon him and his progeny, said: "Uphold loving us, we Ahl al­Bayt, for whoever faces Allah loving us shall enter Paradise through our intercession.

I swear by the One in Whose Hands my soul is placed that the good deeds of a believer shall never avail him except through recognizing our rights."[^10] And he has also said: "The knowledge of the progeny of Muhammad brings salvation from the Fire, and loving Ahl al­Bayt is walking on the Straight Path.

Allegiance to the progeny of Muhammad is a security against the torture."[^11] He, peace be upon him and his progeny, has said: "The feet of any servant of Allah shall never move on the Day of Judgment unless he is asked about four things: how he spent his life, what he wore his body out for, how he made and spent his wealth, and about loving us, we Ahl al­Bayt."[^12] He, peace be upon him and his progeny, has said: "If a man stands in prayer between the Rukn and Maqam, hating Muhammad's progeny, he shall still enter Hellfire."[^13] He, peace be upon him and his progeny, has also said: "Whoever dies because of his love for the progeny of Muhammad dies a martyr.

Whoever dies because of loving the progeny of Muhammad dies as a believer of a perfect faith. Whoever dies for loving Muhammad's children will be given the glad tiding of entering Paradise by the angel of death, then by Munkir and Nakir. Whoever dies for loving Muhammad's descendants will be taken to Paradise like a bride taken to her groom's house. Whoever dies loving Muhammad's progeny will have two doors in his grave overlooking Paradise.

Allah will make the grave of whoever dies for loving Muhammad's children a visiting place for the angels of mercy. Whoever dies for loving Muhammad's progeny dies adhering to the Sunnah and consensus. Whoever dies hating Muhammad's progeny will come on the Day of Judgment with this inscribed between his eyes: ‘He should despair of Allah's mercy,'" up to the end of his unmatchable sermon,[^14] the sermon whereby he, peace be upon him and his progeny, intended to divert the inclinations and whims.

The implication is that all these traditions are unanimously agreed upon, especially those narrated through the authority of the purified ‘itra .