It has been narrated by Ahmad ibn Ubaydullah ibn Khāqān, who was appointed by the Abbasid caliphs as the administrator of the endowments and alms of Qom, and who eventually became an enemy of and deviated from the Ahl al-Bayt
Message reflects reliance on Allah, answered prayers, and peace through remembrance. It recounts an episode where Imam Hassan al-Askari reassures a ring-maker facing punishment, leading to unexpected resolution. The text emphasizes trusting Allah, seeking help through His chosen ones, and commemorates the Imam’s martyrdom, and enduring spiritual lessons for believers.
During Hajj, Caliph Harun al-Rashid arrogantly performed rituals until **Imam Musa al-Kadhim (PBUH)** reminded him of equality before Allah. When questioned, the Imam brilliantly explained Islam’s core duties through symbolic numbers, astonishing Harun. Realizing his wisdom, Harun declared him the true descendant of the Prophet—the blessed fruit of Prophethood.
