Hishām and the Belief of Incarnation in Narrations

Training and teaching have a special place in Islam. In the second century، at the time of Imām Sādegh، appropriate situation have caused religious sciences to be expanded. He has trained many followers in various religious fields، such as theology، to defend Divine knowledge. Hishām Ibn Hakam is considered to be one of those scholars. Because of Islamic teachings which he learned from Imām Sādegh، Hishām has progressed to be the most outstanding figure in his era. According to Sunni studies، Hishām has believed in the incarnation. To prove this claim، researchers mention narrations found in Shia sources. The current study attempts to analyze this claim and investigate the validity and invalidity of these narrations and the end of mentioning them in this regard. An attempt is done to cite related traditions and cleanse the shining face of Hishām from attribution of false beliefs and accusation.