Among that is the imamate, a sign from Chapter 223. The imamate is a sign, and it is an isthmus between damage and safety. Whoever is fair will take advantage of it, and whoever is a neighbor to what he delivers, whoever is fair will be saved. And whoever is fair will be saved, according to the hope of the one who pledged allegiance in the blessing of protection, and he will not be able to attain it or be able to defeat it. He is the victor and the one who stands on the wall, so if he is removed. He is asked, and if he is asked, he will win or be let down, and as long as he is in his authority, there is no way to let him down. For the one who is upright when he speaks is truthful, and the one who is upright with the sword, even if he is just, then he is a dishonorable person, because the principle is crippled, so its companion is abandoned. No one can stand up with a drawn sword except the Messenger, so do not rejoice in nonsense. The one who comes first wins the race because he c