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al-K
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im ‘Al
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al-Rid
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, Mu
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ammad al-Taq
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, ‘Al
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al-Naq
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, al-
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asan al-‘Askar
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, and Muhammad
al-Mahd
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. The Im
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ms are the chosen of God, who direct the destiny of humanity, and preserve and guide the world. Special prayers are reserved for each of the Im
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ms during weekdays, and it is believed that pilgrimage to their tombs brings special rewards, especially at
Karbal
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