As it is clear, there are many narrations from Shia Imams. (As well as the traditions of Prophet Muhammad (SAWW). I couldn’t exactly figure out which Imam has the most hadiths? Or in other word, most of Shia hadiths are from who? (Except the apostle of Allah (SAWW) who has the most narrated hadiths) *(**Note:** Although it is said that Imam Ali, Imam Sadiq and Imam Baqer (peace be upon them) have the most ahadith, but I am looking for the answer by authentic reference)*

previously, I had heard a tradition from Imam Sadeq(Sadiq) (a.s.) regarding looking at non-mahrams that: > «النّظرة سهمٌ من سهام إبلیس مسمومٌ من ترکها للّه لا لغیره أعقبه > اللّه إیماناً یجد طعمه» > > Looking (at non-mahrams) is a poison arrow from Satan's arrows, > whoever leaves it for the sake of Allah not for the sake of others > (except him), Allah will give him a faith (Iman) that he tastes its > flavor. I wonder what is its reference?