The book "Ali, the Slayer of Arabs", written by the talented poet, author, and researcher, Engineer Ghasem Gharehdaghi, is free from religious biases and superstitions. In this book, the reader is introduced to a man far removed from the god-like figure that Shi'a scholars have portrayed Ali to be over the centuries. In this investigative work on Ali, you encounter a man who is cunning, yet naive, politically inept, and a fanatical killer who, in the name of religion, commits the most shameless acts. He shows no hesitation in killing or burning people.This book challenges the religious scholars whose evidence of Ali is based on fabrications by figures such as Sheikh Mufid and Allameh Majlisi.For about 1,400 years, they have silenced dissenters with the threat of excommunication, monopolizing science and history. They have suppressed any enlightened and inquisitive minds with labels like "infidel," "heretic," "irreligious," and "Babi." From Ibn Muqaffa to Suhrawardi, from Razi to Hallaj and Kasravi, all were killed or burned for expressing opposing views, their mouths sewn shut, while groundless fabrications and superstitious tales were spread among the people. They crafted an image of Ali as a god-like figure, free from any flaw or weakness.This book examines Ali as he truly was-a political figure and an earthly human being with both his dark and bright sides. It breaks taboos, crossing the red lines of religious zealots, and forces them to think and respond. Challenging these advocates of darkness and ruthless individuals requires great determination.AvayeBuf
