"Finally," Zayd whispered, feeling a surge of satisfaction. The information, often costly in time and money, was now laid out before him, accurate and accessible.
‘Abdullah ibn Sinan said: I asked Abu ‘Abdillah (Imam Ja‘far al-Sadiq, peace be upon him) about ‘Amr ibn Shimr. The Imam replied: “He is one of our Shi’a (followers) and one of our companions. Do not doubt that. For he is a man who loves us and is free of our enemies. And indeed, for every truth there is a reality, and the reality of ‘Amr ibn Shimr is that he is truthful in what he narrates from us.” rijal+al+kashi+report+176+free
: Modern Shi'ite commentators use this text to argue that any outward "pledge" to Mu'awiya was a strategic necessity (peace treaty) and did not imply religious recognition of Mu'awiya as a legitimate leader. Critical Analysis & Authenticity Scholars advise caution when citing this report. While Rijal al-Kashshi "Finally," Zayd whispered, feeling a surge of satisfaction
If your interest is actually the mathematical "report" or theorem associated with the name: The Law of Cosines: The Imam replied: “He is one of our
When scholars cite "Rijal al-Kashi," they are technically citing al-Tusi’s Ikhtiyar . Report 176 exists within the framework of al-Tusi’s arrangement, and understanding the redactional layers helps interpret its authority.
If you meant a different “report 176” (e.g., from another work like Rijal al-Barqi or Rijal al-Tusi ), please clarify.