Ghadir Khumm: Narrations that mention Imam 'Ali's imprecation on those Companions who refused to admit that they had heard the tradition of Ghadir Khumm

Ghadir Khumm
in the Qur'an, Hadith, History

Contexts

Narrations that mention Imam 'Ali's imprecation on those Companions who refused to admit that they had heard the tradition of Ghadir Khumm

Chains of Transmission for this context in
Nur al-Din al-Halabi al-Shafi`i, al-Sira al-Halabiyya
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S310	Núr al-Dín b. Burhán al-Dín `Alí b. Ibráhím b. A<mad b. `Alí, al-\alabí al-Sháfi`í
	Insán al-`uyún fí sírat al-amín al-ma'mún (al-Sírah al-\alabiyya) Unidentified edition, vol. 3, p. 336 [vol. 3, p. 302]

E143
	It has been mentioned that `Alí, may Allah honour him, stood up to speak. He praised and extolled Alláh, then said: "I adjure by Alláh whosoever will be adjured about the day of Ghadír Khumm but that he should stand!" Not a man stood saying: ‘I was informed’ or ‘It reached me’ except one whose ears had heard and whose heart was aware. Seventeen companions stood up; in one report 30 companions, and in the al-Mu`jam al-Kabír 16, and in a report 12 (companions). He said: "Tell me what you have heard", so they related the <adíth and part of it was: "Of whomsoever I am master, `Alí is his master." In one report: "this is his master". From Zayd b. Arqam, may Alláh be pleased with him: " I was among those who concealed so Alláh took away my sight". `Alí, may Allah honour him, had imprecated those who concealed.