Muhammad ibn al-Hasan (1) [may blessings and peace be upon them] (2); and that the Prophet—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—(3) did not die without having given instructions concerning the imamate.)
He said:
(Ahl al-Sunnah took (4) the contrary position on all of this. They did not affirm justice and wisdom in His actions, exalted is He (5), and held it possible for Him (6) [to commit] (7) evil and to neglect an obligation; and that He, exalted is He (8), does not act for a purpose—(9 rather, none of His actions is for a purpose 9) (9)—of any kind, nor for any wisdom whatsoever; and that He commits injustice and acts in vain; and that He does not do what is best for His servants (10), but rather what is truly corrupt (11), because the commission (12) of sins, the various forms of unbelief and injustice, and every form of corruption occurring in the world are ascribed (13) to Him—exalted is Allah above that (14)—and that the obedient person deserves no reward, while the disobedient person deserves no punishment,