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The 32 pages that link to Ali ibn Abi Talib, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of KarbalaRelated: As Husayn’s father, Ali links Karbala to earlier disputes over leadership of the Muslim community.

• Husayn ibn AliRelated: Husayn was Ali’s son, and Ali’s caliphate became central to later disputes over leadership.

• Imamate in Shia IslamRelated: Shia accounts identify Ali as the first Imam and the starting point of hereditary leadership.

• KharijitesRelated: Kharijites first emerged as supporters of Ali before rejecting his acceptance of arbitration.

• Ja'far al-SadiqRelated: Shi'a accounts place Ja'far in the line of Imams traced back to Ali.

• ShuraRelated: Disputes over his accession show how consultation intersected with competing claims to authority.

• NajafRelated: Najaf’s religious importance centers on the shrine associated with Ali’s burial.

• SilsilaRelated: Many Sufi orders trace their lineage through Ali to the Prophet.

• ZaydismRelated: Zaydi loyalties place Ali first among the rightful leaders after Muhammad.

• Compilation of the QuranRelated: Accounts of early Quran collections sometimes associate him with a separate compilation.

• Zaynab bint AliRelated: Zaynab was his daughter, and his legacy shaped her family's standing.

• Assassination of UthmanRelated: Ali succeeded Uthman while facing demands to punish his killers.

• Battle of NahrawanRelated: His decision to confront the Kharijites brought his army to Nahrawan.

• The Ten Promised ParadiseRelated: He is one of the ten, though Sunni and Shia traditions interpret his legacy differently.

• Zayd ibn ThabitRelated: Accounts of early Quranic collection also associate Ali with independent compilation traditions.

• Abu Dharr al-GhifariRelated: Later traditions connect Abu Dharr with Ali and with disputes over political authority.

• Ibn AbbasRelated: Ibn Abbas supported Ali during the First Fitna and served in his administration.

• Battle of KhaybarRelated: Islamic accounts associate Ali with carrying the banner and capturing a key fort at Khaybar.

• Zubayr ibn al-AwwamRelated: Zubayr later fought against Ali, then withdrew from the conflict before his death.

• Mazar-i-SharifRelated: The city’s shrine tradition identifies Ali as buried there.