AL-KAFI The Book of Divine Proof (IV)

Al-Kafi is the Most superior book of narration of Imamiyyah Shia containing three sections of Uṣūl (principles/roots), Furū‘ (branches) and Rawḍah (garden).
- The section of Uṣūl consists of narrations of Ahl al-Bayt (a) regarding principles of religion and ethics.
- The section of Furū‘ consists of narrations of Ahl al-Bayt (a) regarding the ten branches of Shi’ism.
- The section of Rawḍah consists of narrations of Ahl al-Bayt (a) on different and miscellaneous subjects.
In this Volume:
Narrations from 678 to 763, sections 48 to 64, regarding knowledge of Imams (a) that has been bestowed to them by God.
- Delegation of affairs of religion to the Prophet (s) and Imams (a) by the Lord.
- Specifying who are the Imams and their being appointed one after the other by God and the Prophet (s).
- The similarity of Imams (a) to past prophets and that Imams (a) do not possess prophethood.
- All the actions of Imams (a) are in the right direction due to originating from the soul that God has put in their existence.
- All the actions of Imams (a) are in accordance with the commandments of God, without any violation or deficiency.