2.2 Ethical Prescriptions
Hamza espoused a comprehensive ethical framework that encourages his followers to embody virtues such as justice, compassion, and humility. He articulated the significance of moral conduct and personal integrity, promoting the idea that the practice of ethical principles is as crucial as adherence to ritual obligations. His emphasis on the concept of ‘Ahl al-Bayt’, the family of the Prophet Muhammad, served as a moral compass for adherents. This reverence for the Prophet’s family engendered a culture of moral rectitude and social responsibility among Shia Muslims.
2.3 Jurisprudential Guidance
