Manaqib by Ibn Mardawayh

4. Roots in the Quran and Tradition

The doctrine of Manaqib finds its origins in both the Qur’an and the prophetic traditions (Hadith). Verses that extol the virtues of the Ahlul Bayt amplify the essence of their noble attributes. For instance, the verse of Purity (Quran 33:33) underlines the moral and spiritual purity of the Ahlul Bayt, setting a standard for their veneration among believers. Every Manaqib account corroborates these divine endorsements, weaving a narrative that bolsters theological fidelity and allegiance among followers.

5. The Role of Narrative in Devotional Practices

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