Resurrection with Hour Qoliyaee body

     The most challenging belief of Sheikh Ahmad Ehsaee who was excommunicated by late Baraqani was resurrection. Sheikh Ahmad Ehsaee offers an interpretation of the body which is not accepted by the Shiite scholars because according to them the physical resurrection is that human being returns to the world with this mundane body without any difference; while Sheikh believes that body retrogresses after being purified of the mundane elements.

     Sheikh Ahmad has written about the physical resurrection thesis:

     Human being possesses two bodies: One is made of time elements and this body resembles cloth which covers the body and is pulled off the body. It doesn’t possess any enjoyment nor any suffering and sin. Have you seen it becomes ill when it lives and all of its fleshes are consumed…

     The second body:

     This body is eternal and is the very nature out of which human being is when the body is buried, each part will come back to its position. Weather will join to weather and water will join water, too. Soil will join to soil and the main body will be remained.

"هذاالجسد الباقی هو من ارض هورقلیا و هوالجسد الذی فیه یحشرون و یدخلون به الجنه ائالنار فان قلت ظاهر کلامک ان هذاالجسد لایبعث و هو مخالف لماعلیه ال الاسلام من انها تبعت کما قال تعالی و ان الله یبعث من فی القبور قلت هذاالذی قلت هو ما یقوله المسلمون قاطبه"

     “And this remaining body is from Hour Qolia world and this body will be mingled and will go into heaven or hell. Additionally, if a9 person says it is against the Muslim belief, we will say this is all Muslims’ belief…[1]

     The remarkable note is that Sheikh insists on this issue that he introduces his thought which is conformable with the holy Imams’ speech[2]

     Those who excommunicated Sheikh Ahmad Ehsaee:

1)   Hajj Mullah Muhammad Baqer Hamedani, the founder of Sheikiyeh Baqerieh cult[3]

2)   Hajj Mullah Ja’far Astar Abadi[4]. He has written the book Hayatul Arwah Fi Al-Radd Ala Sheikh Ahmad Al-Bahrani (Al-Ehsaee) and the cult[5].

3)   Mullah Agha Darbandi, the author of the book Khawaenul Osoul and Khazaenul Ahkam (died 1285 A.H.)[6]

4)   Saeedul Olama Mazandarani[7]

5)   Mullah Muhammad Taqi Qazvini, (the third Martyr) (died 1264 A.H.)

6)   Sheikh Muhammad Hassan the author of the book “Jawaher” (died 1266 A.H.)[8]

7)   Seyyed Muhammad Mujahed, the author of Manahel (died 1242 A.H.)

8)   Seyyed Mehdi Tabatabaee, the offspring of the author of the book “Riadh” (died 1261 A.H.)[9]

9)   Sheikh Muhammad Hussein, the author of the book “Fosoul” (died 1261 A.H.)[10]

10)               Seyyed Ibrahim Qazvini, the author of Zawabet (died 1262)[11]

11)               Sheikh Shriful Olama (died 1265 A.H.)[12]