Muslims against falling into their traps

 Muslims against falling into their traps. I explain the meaning of tawheed according to the R%& Shia, how they distorted the texts of tawheed to make them correspond to their belief in the Imams and made imamate the basis for acceptance of deeds; their belief that the Imams are intermediaries between AUah (&) and His creation; their idea that people cannot be guided except by the Imams and supplication cannot be accepted except in the name of the Imams; the fact that they consider pilgrimage to Shia shrines better than pilgrimage to the House of Allah, their idea that the Imam can forbid or permit whatever he wants, and that this world and the hereafter are for the Imam to dispose of however he wants; their attribution of natural events to the Imams; their saying that the Imams have the knowledge of what has happened and what will happen, and that nothing is hidden from them; 

their exaggeration about the concept of affirmation and how they deny the divine attributes; the issue of the creation of the Qur'an and the issue of seeing Allah (&) in the hereafter; their belief that the Imams are superior to the prophets and messengers; their attitude towards the noble Qur'an and the belief of some of their scholars that the Book of AUah has been distorted, with a refutation of that; the attitude of the Rafidi Shia towards the noble Companions and the Sunnah of the Prophet; their concept of taqiyyah (dissimulation or deception); their belief in the awaited Maw, their belief in bringing certain individuals back to life and their belief in changes in the divine will and decree. I explain the attitude of Amir al-Mu'mineen 'Ali ibn Abi Tab (&), the imams of Ah1 al-Bayt and the Snnni scholars towards these conupt beliefs that deviate from the Book of Allah. In my discussion, I strive to adhere to proper etiquette and to avoid reviling and insults. I discuss Shia ideology on the basis of their sources and the books on which they rely. I am keen to show the truth to those who love AN al-Bayt among the Shia; I invite them to follow the example of Amir al-Mu'mineen 'Ali (&), and I warn them against those who hide beneath the cloak of Ah1 d-Bayt with