the Sunnah, and the Nāsibis (1)? Yet we know through recurrent transmission that no one compelled Ali or his children (2) to mention the virtues of the Caliphs and pray that Allah have mercy upon them. Rather, they said this without compulsion; one of them would even say it to his inner circle, as has been established through recurrent transmission (3).
(4 Moreover, it may also be said regarding the words of Allah Most High 4) (4):
{Allah has promised those of you who believe and do righteous deeds}
[Sūrat al-Nūr: 55]
This describes the group as a whole by an attribute that characterizes them (5) collectively, as in the words of Allah Most High:
{Their likeness in the Gospel is that of a crop which puts forth its shoot, then strengthens it, so that it grows stout and stands firmly upon its stem, delighting the sowers, so that through them He may enrage the disbelievers.}
[Sūrat al-Fath: 29]
Forgiveness and reward in the Hereafter, however, are granted to each individual; therefore, each person must possess their cause—namely, faith and righteous deeds—since the group as a whole may include a hypocrite.
In sum, every (6) passage in the Quran addressing the believers and the God-fearing (7)