In response to Abu Yahya Noorpuri on the topic of Mubahala and the Shia-Sunni debate surrounding it, Asif Raza Alvi addresses the significance and historical context of Mubahala, an event mentioned in the Quran (Surah Al-Imran 3:61). He explains that Mubahala refers to the occasion when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) invited the Christian delegation from Najran for a mutual prayer (Mubahala) to invoke Allah’s curse upon the liars.
In Shia tradition, this event is seen as highlighting the special status of Ahlul Bayt, as Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) brought Imam Ali, Lady Fatimah, Imam Hasan, and Imam Hussain with him to participate in the Mubahala. Sunni scholars, however, acknowledge the event but interpret its implications differently.
Asif Raza Alvi calls for respectful dialogue between Shia and Sunni scholars on this subject, emphasizing that the event should be studied with proper historical context and interpreted without causing division among Muslims. His response encourages peaceful discourse and unity, urging both sides to focus on shared beliefs rather than fueling sectarianism.
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