Original sentence: Shi'ite scholars of hadith and fiqh consider the "ahl-al-bayt" cited in the "tathir verse" to include exclusively Muhammad, `Ali, Fatimah, Hasan, and Husayn (peace be upon them all).Shia Muslims believe that this verse, known as the "Tathir verse", refers to the Members of the Household of Muhammad.They do not consider Muhammad's other offspring, wives, sons of paternal uncles, and dwellers of his house as Ahl al-Bayt
Edited sentence: It could have been applied generally to the whole mankind who are keeping aloof from all the impurities as The Word of God Commands; But, God expressively Has confined His Order to certain Group of Individuals by excluding the rest of the mankind from it in His Divine Will by declaring the 'Ahlal Bait' as the persons purified by Him to be constantly in touch with the Qur'an in its original, hidden, well protected, exalted and purified form.It was Allah's Wish to remove all Blemish from them:.The Highest degree of purity means to be kept constantly away from all the causes of impurity.The Imamiyyah scholars of hadith and fiqh, as well as some Sunni `Ulama, consider the "ahl-al-bayt" cited in the "tathir verse" to include exclusively Muhammad, `Ali, Fatimah, Hasan, and Husayn (peace be upon them all).The Purified Ones:.The argument is based on the genuine and authentic traditions narrated by the companions of Muhammad recorded in the Sunni and Shi`i sources.They do not consider Muhammad's other offspring, wives, sons of paternal uncles, and dwellers of his house as Muhammad's "ahl-al-bayt".This is termed as the State of Infallibility in Knowledge, character and action.This verse, known as the "Tathir verse", refers to the Members of the Household of Muhammad.Under the following headings, this article will delve into some of the said traditions and refer to some features of the "ahl-al-bayt" as narrated by the Sunnis