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(ÙاÙ) Ùا٠Ù٠زرارة: اÙØÙ Ùج٠استÙراÙÙØ ÙعÙÙ Ùا Ø£Ù٠استÙرا٠Ùا إث٠(25) Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Saâeed narrated from Ali bin al-Husayn at-Taymali from Muhammad and Ahmad, the sons of al-Hasan, from Ali bin Yaâqoob al-Hashimi from Haroon bin Muslim from Obayd bin Zurara that Abu Abdullah as-Sadiq (as) had said: âThe name of al-Qaâim will be called out (from the Heaven).
It will be said to him while he is behind the temple (of Abraham): âYour name has been called out. What are you waiting for?â Then his hand will be taken to be paid homage.â Zurara said: âPraise be to Allah! We often heard that al-Qaâim would be paid homage unwillingly and we did not know the reason behind that. Then we knew that the unwillingness of the homage was not guilt.â