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218. Who failed to receive His Guidance and did not receive His Friendship.
219. O, the Guide of Islam and its people, make us cling to Islam until we meet You with it.
220. We consider the obligatory prayers to be valid when led by any righteous or sinful person from the people who direct themselves to Mecca
221. We offer the funeral prayer and supplicate for the deceased amongst them,
222. We do not judge any of them to be of Paradise or Hell,
223. nor do we witness them with disbelief, ascribing a partner to Allah, or hypocrisy
224. so long as they did not openly display such a matter,
225. And we leave their concealment to Allah, the High.
226. We are of the opinion that no one from the nation of Muhammad is to be subject to the major punishment of execution except whosoever has been judged as eligible.
227. We are of the opinion not to disobey our imams and our governors.
228. even if they transgress, we do not supplicate against any of them, nor do we resist being obedient to them.
229. We are of the opinion that obeying them is part of obedience to Allah, the Mighty, the Glorified, it is an obligation as long as they do not order with a sin,
230. We supplicate for them to be good, and for their success and relief.
231. We follow the prophetic ways and the congregation and consensus of scholars, and avoid abnormalities, disputes and divisions.
232. We love the people who are just and honest.
233. We hate people who transgress, and are dishonest.
234. Our opinion is with the agreement of wiping over leather socks whether one is traveling or not as reported in the tradition.
235. Pilgrimage and defensive war under the leadership of the imams and people of authority are two obligations that are continuously upheld,
236. no matter whether such leaders are good or transgressors in which nothing will annul the original obligation or reverse it.
219. O, the Guide of Islam and its people, make us cling to Islam until we meet You with it.
220. We consider the obligatory prayers to be valid when led by any righteous or sinful person from the people who direct themselves to Mecca
221. We offer the funeral prayer and supplicate for the deceased amongst them,
222. We do not judge any of them to be of Paradise or Hell,
223. nor do we witness them with disbelief, ascribing a partner to Allah, or hypocrisy
224. so long as they did not openly display such a matter,
225. And we leave their concealment to Allah, the High.
226. We are of the opinion that no one from the nation of Muhammad is to be subject to the major punishment of execution except whosoever has been judged as eligible.
227. We are of the opinion not to disobey our imams and our governors.
228. even if they transgress, we do not supplicate against any of them, nor do we resist being obedient to them.
229. We are of the opinion that obeying them is part of obedience to Allah, the Mighty, the Glorified, it is an obligation as long as they do not order with a sin,
230. We supplicate for them to be good, and for their success and relief.
231. We follow the prophetic ways and the congregation and consensus of scholars, and avoid abnormalities, disputes and divisions.
232. We love the people who are just and honest.
233. We hate people who transgress, and are dishonest.
234. Our opinion is with the agreement of wiping over leather socks whether one is traveling or not as reported in the tradition.
235. Pilgrimage and defensive war under the leadership of the imams and people of authority are two obligations that are continuously upheld,
236. no matter whether such leaders are good or transgressors in which nothing will annul the original obligation or reverse it.