The Logical Problems with Shi'ism: A Refutation of Shi'ism and Tafdilism in the Modern Age

In an age of amplified polemics and inherited sectarian narratives, clarity is urgently needed.

In The Logical Problems with Shi'ism, Shaykh Faheem presents a rigorous examination of the foundational claims of Twelver Shi'ism and contemporary Tafdilism. Rather than relying on emotional rhetoric, this work subjects key arguments to textual scrutiny and logical analysis, exposing category errors, selective citation, and theological retrofitting.

The book systematically presents the orthodox Sunni position while dismantling the underlying premises of: The doctrine of Imamah, the interpretation of Ghadir Khumm, claims surrounding the Caliphate of Abu Bakr, the narrative of the Calamity of Thursday, the demonization of Amir Mu'awiyah, and Tafdili distortions within Sunnī discourse.

Drawing from classical sources, Qur'ânic exegesis, hadith literature (including Shī'ī sources), Shaykh Faheem demonstrates that many widely circulated accusations against the Companions are built not upon decisive evidence, but upon interpretive exaggeration and logical inconsistency.

This work seeks to restore balance. It calls readers back to the principles of the Ahlus Sunnah wal-Jamã'ah, to intellectual discipline, and to fidelity to the earliest generation of this Ummah.

This is not merely a theological response. It is a logical one.
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