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Imam Ali (PBUH) and the Holy Quran
12:59:15 2024-07-22 1972

He granteth wisdom to whomsoever He willeth, and he who have been granted wisdom hath been given abundant good; and none shall mind it save those endowed with wisdom.

In the above verse the word "Wisdom" implies the best knowledge seeking to act with fullness and soundness of one's own conscience. True knowledge is spiritual illumination or divine guidance worked through the grace of Allah as and when the necessity occurs. This being the active result of the constant seeking for it by those who obtained nearness to the Allmighty!

It is held by many Sunni scholars, that this verse was revealed for Imam Ali (as). It is not surprising that, such a unique gift (of being granted wisdom) is inspiration (Ilhaam) which is conferred upon the purified ones.

Sunni references:

- Shawahid al Tanzeel (Allama Haskani), v 1 p 106
- al Bidahiya wan Nihayiah, v 7 p 359 with a tradition from the Holy Prophet ( pbuh&f )


Wisdom has been divided into 10 (ten) parts, and 9 (nine) of these are possessed by Ali,
and the remaining has been divided among the rest of the people.

 

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