Qur'an, Imam Askari (AS), Kandi the philosopher, Abul Qasim Kufi, opposition to the Qur'an.

Yaqub bin Ishaq Kennedy, an Arab philosopher, is one of the Islamic scholars who has various books on various scientific issues: medicine, philosophy, philosophy, and early sciences. He died in the second half of the third century
We have received a report about Imam Askari's (a.s.) warning to him through one of his companions to refrain from writing a book about contradictions in the Qur'an, and there are two opinions regarding its authenticity. According to Kennedy's works, Professor Motahari considers him a pure philosopher and considers the news that Manaqib wrote a book contradicting the Qur'an that Imam Askari (a.s.) prevented him from doing this to be fake.
But some writers have quoted it. The article aims to investigate this news from the point of view of the document and the text, and tries to analyze it in an analytical-descriptive way, considering other reports and their analysis, and considering the books of commentary that have reported similar news about his activities against the Qur'an. And consider the content of Manaqib's news as possible, and to complete it, present the opinion of some Sunni scholars accusing him in his religion, and another news that is found in authentic Shia books and based on a commentary.