Author:Ali

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Ali ibn Abi Talib
(599–661)
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Cousin and son-in-law of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad, ruling over the Caliphate from 656 to 661 CE, and was Imam of Shi‘ite from 632 to 661 CE.

Works

  • Epistle to Malik ibn Harith al-Ashtar, suggesting improvements to the governor of Egypt, original held by the British Museum with a Turkish paraphrase by Muhammad Jalal al-Din
  • Certificate given to Parsee named Behramshad bin Kheradroos, original held in the British Museum
  • Sentences of Ali, as it appeared in the 1708 History of the Saracens
  • Imam Ali's First Sermon in His Peak of Eloquence

Works about Ali


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