Ali ibn Abi Talib, cousin to the prophet and one of the earliest caliphs of Islam, noted: He was not vulgar nor did he condone vulgarity, and he was not one to shout in the market place. He did not reward evil with evil, rather, he would forgive and overlook...

ix- Fake Dilemma and Double Misnomer: for 7th c. CE 'Shia' and 'Sunni', the correct appellations are respectively 'Muslims' and 'hypocrites' That's why the biased Western academics shamelessly attribute to Jabir ibn Hayyan 'imamological' (sic!) theories and purposely formulated yet nonsensical conjectures, labeling him also as "Shia Muslim" (as if a genuinely false term can possibly have a derogatory meaning), because he was said to be a pupil of Ja'far al-Sadiq. And this explains what is hidden behind the fabricated divide "Sunni vs...