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Al-Masudi said: The one from whom the people memorized from the sermons of Imam Ali in all his stations were four hundred and more than eighty sermons; He puts it on intuition; People circulated about it in word and deed, then it was preserved in the chests and narrated on the tongues, until the era of writing and writing; His sermons and messages were scattered in history books, biographies, magazines, lectures and literature in particular, and his words and his rulings were chosen in the chapters of exhortations and supplications they put into place. Imam Ali’s words had a special character that distinguished him from other preachers, and a clear approach that contradicted other rhetoricians and messengers. Many scholars and writers have tried throughout the ages to single out private books and independent collections for his words; Some of them remained, and many of them went by days; Among them are Nasr bin Muzahim, the owner of Siffin, Abu Al-Mundhir Hisham bin Muhammad bin Al-Sa’ib Al-Kalbi, Abu Mkhnaf Lot bin Yahya Al-Azdi, Muhammad bin Omar Al-Waqidi, Abu Al-Hassan Ali bin Muhammad, Al-Madaini, Abu Othman Amr bin Bahr Al-Jahiz, and Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Al-Hussain Al-Masoudi. and Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Salama al-Quda’i, Abd al-Wahed ibn Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahed al-Tamimi, Rashid al-Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad known as the Bat, and Izz al-Din Abd al-Hamid ibn Abi al-Hadid; And many others.