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'And 'Ali b. al-.Husayn (AS) had a slave girl, who was once pouring water for him when the jug fell and hurt the Imam's face. He raised his head [looking] at her, and the slave girl said [quoting verses from the Qur'an], 'Verily Allah says: And those who suppress their anger. He said, 'I have suppressed my anger.' She said, And excuse the faults of the people. He said, 'I have excused you.' She said, And Allah loves the virtuous. ' He said, 'Go, for you are a free woman for the sake of Allah's pleasure.'

Imam Hussain ibn Ali al-Shahid [as]

I'lam al-Wara, p. 256

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Question : #140

Category: Shia Sunni Dialogue

Subject:	different Adhan in Shia and Sunni
Question:	Why do the Shia and the Sunni schools recite the adhaan differently, when did this division come into play?
Answer:	There are different traditions that the Shia and Sunni sects refer to. The Shia refer to traditions of the Prophet (s) and the Infallible Imams (a) while the Sunnis refer to traditions of the Prophet (s) and companions. It is a popular view that Umar inserted the phrase 'Prayer is better than sleep' into the adhan for the morning prayer - which the Shia reject. Also, the Shia have the phrases 'I bear witness that Ali is the waliyullah' which is considered to be recommended to state and not an actual sentence of the adhan.

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