Abstract
Our current research seeks to study the hadiths and sayings contained in the book Life of Spirits and Mishkat al-Misbah by Sheikh al-Kaf’ami (d. 905 AH), one of the prominent figures of Karbala in the ninth century AH and his books dealing with the Karbala’i heritage. The advantage of this book is that it is one of the important books that deals with the meanings of The words are like the objective lexicon that the Arabs organized in the form of small specialized letters that were composed of plants, horses, horses, camels, trees and the creation of man. Judgment, lessons, hadiths and sayings are in addition to various other information. Sometimes he refers to specific individuals such as (Prophets: Abraham, Job, David, Yusuf, Jesus, Muhammad, Suleiman ... etc. - may God’s peace be upon them) or Ahl al-Bayt such as (Ali, al-Hasan, Zain al-Abidin, al-Baqir, al-Sadiq Al-Kazim, Al-Ridha (peace be upon them) and companions such as (Ibn Abbas, Abdullah H bin Masoud, and Jaber bin Abdullah (may God be pleased with them) or the wise men mentioned in the Qur’an such as (Luqman) and the great Arabs and scholars such as (Al-Jahiz, Al-Asma’i, Ibn Salam, Ibn Sirin, Zaid bin Arqam) and Kings of the country, loyalists, historians, or modernists such as (Kusraw, Mutrif, Kashajim, ascetic, Hormuz, bedouin, philosopher, wise, al-Mamoun, Juha, Anusharwan, Alexander, Ibn Amer, Yahya al-Barmaki, al-Qunai, al-Jammaz, and it may appear (in The Torah (... etc.) and thus we find in this book different personalities that are not organized by a specific classification or collector or arrangement, so they are among narrators, kings, modernists, or historians, and sometimes we find in it general hadiths such as (some knowledgeable, some wise, some scholars The sages of the Arabs, some of them were asked, the people of experience, or references to a specific symbol with the name of knowledge (such as Hurra bin Sulaym, which is a certain land).