| Popis: |
Just as the imamate theory of every communion depends on different theoretic grounds on Islamic political ideas' taking form, historians of Islamic Communions have also been influential on this theory with their views and ideas. These discussions having emerged on the Prophet's death keeps their importance even today. The supremacy idea (efdaliyyet) is the notion which upholds that the the most preeminent person should have the imamate position. Mefdul, who comes after efdal, accepts that the person who is in the imamate position should also be accepted as a prophet even if he is not the most preeminent. Ibn Hazm has a different point of view on this case of supremacy by saying that they are only the wives of the Prophet and then Ebu Bekir. Ibn Hazm tried to ground his idea while arguing the supremacy order of the companions of the Prophet with the religious resources and political events. |
