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- Vale of Sorrow
- Through the Vale of sorrow does history trace,Two matchless martyrs our Prophets pets, Who left ...
- Hijab and Related Questions (Part 3)
- Has hijab been only related to Islam or it has existed among other peoples and nations as well? In, Surah Al-A’raf (22) of the Qur’an, which is about Adam and Eve, the Almighty God says: ...
- Hijab in Ancient Iran
- Iranian women had coverings in different eras such as Median, Achaemenid, Parthian and Samanid periods. The existing evidences indicate that ...
- Hijab and Related Questions (Part 2)
- Those who are against hijab raise the following questions and problems: What is the rational reason for wearing hijab? Martyr Motahhari states: “In my opinion, origins of the privacy and separation between men and women should not be found in the ...
- Hijab and Related Questions (Part 1)
- Those who are against hijab raise the following questions and problems: 1. Regarding the fact that women comprise half of the population in the society; could hijab lead to the isolation and ...
- Necessity of Hijab
- The divine commandments and clear orders of the Almighty God in the Qur’an impart to us the following points in describing the philosophy of necessity of hijab: ...
- Lessons from Hijab
- The strategies of Islam on hijab have their roots in the explicit commandments and clear orders of the Almighty God in the Qur’an and divine words and ...
- Hijab and its Philosophy
- If we consider human being and his/her existential structure in terms of both physical and mental aspects and consequently have a look at the hidden motivations and various desires in his/her character and essence which is called ...
- Hijab in Islam
- Through an analytical approach, the present research is an attempt to find fair answers to such questions, investigating the issue of “hijab” in Islamic community and among other peoples and ...
- A Commentary on the Chapter of ‘Praise’ (Brief Summery): part 3
- Glorified be who carried His prophet through the absolute obeisance ladder by night from the Inviolable place of worship” and through the obeisance step attracted him to ...
- The Principle of Patience and Endurance (part 2)
- Looking at the process of the call to Islam of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Mecca and then in Medina, one can easily perceive that patience and endurance had a ...
- Principle of Confronting Oppressors (part 3)
- The Holy Quran called all the Muslims to legitimate defense and fighting against despotism and aggression and emphasized on it. Imam Khomeini (R.A) says in ...
- An Explanation of Hijab
- Islam essentially aims to pave the way for human being’s salvation and all religious beliefs and moral and juridical precepts have been revealed in line with this ultimate goal. In other words, the purpose of ...
- Donation and Generosity
- The infallible Imams provided the needy persons with their needs in case of having surplus and in addition to this as superior humans and models for the whole humanity in the course of history; they even offered ...
- Caring about Others and Observing the Values
- Another aspect of a proper consumption model from the Islamic perspective is that instead of merely seeking to meet the demands of one’s family, the consumer must also ...
- Thanksgiving
- Some verses of the holy Qur’an consider gratefulness to God as a requisite for having faith in God and serving Him. Other verses have in different ways encouraged or recommended people to ...
- A Commentary on the Chapter of Praise (Brief Summery): part 2
- The meaning of “lillah” for the stage of the perfect name, i.e. “Allah” is constant and for Him is the rank of divinity and nourishing the “Worlds”, i.e. the stage of ...
- Austerity and strictness
- Limiting the consumer in an excessive manner or strictness towards costs of life is an extreme aspect that has been censured by the holy Qur’an and the infallible Imams. Both strictness and extravagance are deviated forms compared to ...
- A Commentary on the Chapter of ‘Praise’ (Brief Summery): part 1
- Be aware that “bismillah” in the name of God”, at the beginning of each verse is syntactically connected to the verse which follows it, as it has been considered by ...
- The Principle of Patience and Endurance (part 1)
- “Patience” means strength and perseverance and is equal to “growth” as “growth” is perseverance for God and having strength for him. “Patience” in this ...
- Principle of Confronting Oppressors (part 2)
- All through his 23-year divine mission, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) insisted on his mission, which was confronting aggression, tyranny, crime and oppression. As Imam Khomeini (R.A) puts ...
- Mukhtar al-Thaqafy, The First who paid homage to Imam Hussein (A.S)
- In the month of Rajab, 60 A.H., Muawiyah died. He had ruled the Muslim countries for twenty years. He killed many companions of our Master Muhammad [PBUH]. Hajar bin Ady al-Kindy, Amr bin al-Hamq al-Khazay and ...
- Jesus, One of the Five Great Prophets of God
- The famous Islamic scholar Seyyed ibn Tawous, says: When Prophet Jesus was born, a group of Wise Men came to Mary and said, ‘we study the stars and are astronomers; when your son came into the world we saw a star emerge on the horizon, and found out ...
- The Birth of Jesus, one of the Great Miracles of Allah
- The event of the birth of Jesus is one of the great miracles of Allah. Mary was a serene, chaste and virtuous woman and followed the instructions of Allah. One day when she ...
- Principle of Equality (part 3)
- The Prophet thus considered himself equal in all affairs, and behaved without any privilege over others. Among the criterion of equality in the ...
- Jesus, the Spirit of God
- Greetings to the Messiah, the Sign of God and the Harbinger of peace and justice; Greetings to the Messiah, the Fresh Flower of the Virgin Mary; Greetings to the Messiah who brought the message of kindness to mankind. He came and ...
- Principle of Care for the Oppressed (part 4)
- This respect towards the poor could be seen all throughout his mission. In Medina it had ...
- Principle of Care for the Oppressed (part 3)
- The Noble Prophet spared no efforts to awaken the conscience of the oppressed to free ...
- Principle of Equality (part 2)
- Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) gave a practical demonstration of equality in all social spheres, emphasizing on basic rights and the laws that benefit mankind and ...
- Principle of Confronting Oppressors (part 1)
- Fighting oppression means confrontation with any predominance, pride and thuggish attitudes. This has a special place in the doctrine of the ...
- Principle of Equality (part 1)
- The equality decreed by Islam and practically implemented by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is unique in the history of mankind. In the logic of the ...
- Principle of Modesty and Humbleness (part 2)
- The honorable prophet implemented the most beautiful manifestations of the modesty and humbleness in all aspects of life. Imam Khomeini (R.A) has mentioned some of ...
- Principle of Care for the Oppressed (part 2)
- The Prophets have a divine, popular origin. They would rise from the oppressed and never during their life and calling were they slave to ...
- The Principle of Devoting to Worship (part 2)
- The messenger of God was more committed to saying prayers than any other worship. He used to say his prayer with a great devotion as the prayer was the most comprehensive form of ...
- Different types of extravagance
- There are new instances of wastefulness and extravagance taking shape based on new circumstances. To name some instances one can refer to ...
- Principle of Care for the Oppressed (part 1)
- “Gods praise for the Noble Prophet (PBUH) who rose single handily against idolatry and aggressors and raised the flag of ...
- Principle of Mercy and Blessings-Love and Affection (part 1)
- The holy prophet (PBUH) was just like a kind father to the people and even show his affections toward them more that a ...
- Principle of Modesty and Humbleness (part 1)
- The holy prophet used to contribute in working with his family members. He used to take the milk of sheep with his own hand. He patched his dress and repaired his ...
- Principle of Devoting to Worship (part 1)
- It has been reported by some wives of the holy prophet that sometimes he used to get busy in talking with us, and we too talked to ...
- Principle of Leading a Simple Life (part 2)
- The Holy Prophet is a perfect exemplar of leading a simple life Imam Ali (A.S) said in description of his character as ...
- Morality of Imam Ali ibn Musa Reza (A.S)
- Sulayman ibn Ja`far has reported: I was with Imam Reza for doing a task. I had the intention to go back home but the Imam asked me to stay with ...
- Principle of Leading a Simple Life (part 1)
- The holy prophet used to lead a very simple life. He never took an advantage of his position or status in promoting his material life or leaving huge inheritance behind him. He left ...
- Principle of Observing Limits and Boundaries Set by God
- The honorable prophet of Islam was sentinel of the rights and limits, observer of sanctuaries and boundaries, and protector of laws and Divine criterions. He did not ...
- Wastefulness and extravagance
- If a person makes use of God-given blessings in an excessive manner he has conducted an act of wastefulness and extravagance and he will be accountable for his performance. This is not something merely related to individual life, but
- Adam Is the Complete Manifestation of God and the Greatest Name of God: part2
- That is, Adam is the highest similitude (al-mathal al-a’la) of God, His greatest sign, and the most complete manifestation and mirror of the tajalliyat of the Names and the Attributes, the Face of ...
- The Reasons of Imam Musa kadhim Martyrdom (part 2)
- It is reported that one of the spies of Isa b. Jafar reported to him that frequently he used to hear him say in his prayers while he ...
- The Reasons of Imam Musa kadhim Martyrdom (part 1)
- The reason for al-Rashid detaining Abu al-Hassan Musa, peace be on him, imprisoning him and killing him is (contained in what is mentioned in the ...
- Triumph of the captives in the enemy’s court
- The 1st of the Islamic month of Safar is the day of renewal of grief for any conscientious person. It is the day when the caravan of captives of the progeny of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was dragged in fetters into Damascus, towards ...
- Some Traits of Ashura Literature
- Ashura literature deals with oral and/or written discourses on, or related to, the Battle of Ashura of 10 Muharram 61 AH/ 10 October 680 AD. Ashura literature encompasses a wide array of materials, ranging from ...
- Adam Is the Complete Manifestation of God and the Greatest Name of God: part 1
- It should be known that the people of gnosis (ma’rifah) and the companions of the heart say that for each of the Divine Names there is a Form (farah) at the plane of wahidiyyah, which is subject to the ...
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