Note to players: description acceptable. The jurist al-Shafi’i accorded this quality to ijma only when it was “from the generality to the generality.” The 33rd verse of the 33rd sura, also known as the Verse of Purification, is considered scriptural evidence of this quality. The term Ma‘ṣūmūn collectively (15[1])refers to Muhammad, Fatimah, and the Twelve Imams, the fourteen individuals that the Twelver Shia believe to have this quality. (15[3]-5[2])Although it can refer to innocence, (15[1])the word ‘iṣmah primarily signifies (15[1])this quality. Ignaz von (*) Dollinger challenged the assertion of this quality, (10[1])alongside the supremacy of the pope, in the document (10[1])Pastor (10[1])aeternus at the First Vatican Council in 1870. (10[2])For 10 points, Pius IX (10[1])dogmatically (10[1])defined (10[1])the pope speaking (10[1])ex cathedra (10[1])as having what protection? ■END■ (10[1])