Of course, conventional wisdom suggests as backed by history that the responsibility for killing Hamzah (a.s.) lies with the infidels of Mecca who waged war against the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) and Muslims.Дў. Let us see how we can identify the perpetrators of other crimes using the rationale of these Muslims.ДЎ. Going by MuawiyahвЂ™s rationale the Prophet (s.a.w.a.) is likewise responsible for killing his own uncle Hamzah who came to the Battlefield of Ohad on his (s.a.w.a.) instruction!ДЄpparently, shifting the blame from the perpetrator of the crime to those who are the farthest in committing it is the most favored response of these Muslims. Abi Talib (a.s.) by suggesting that since Ali (a.s.) had got Ammar to the Battle of Siffeen, he was the one responsible for killing Ammaar and not Muawiyah. Yasir (r.a.), one of the greatest companions for whom Paradise was assured, Muawiyah conveniently shifted the blame for the crime of murdering Ammar to Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) Ali b.

This lame excuse reminds one of the argument advanced by YazidвЂ™s father nearly 1,400 years ago when he found himself similarly cornered in Siffeen on the count of being responsible for AmmarвЂ™s (r.a.) death, a fact prophesied by the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.). YazidвЂ™s forces were not Shias Back to TopWho killed Hamzah (a.s.)? Among their most ludicrous claims is that the Shias themselves killed Imam Husain (a.s.) and are now repenting for the same. A section of the Muslims who find themselves in a spot while defending YazidвЂ™s role in killing Imam Husain (a.s.) make lame excuses and indulge in Shia-bashing as if maligning Shias is the answer to all their woes.

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