Imam Ali ibn Musa ar-Reza (A.S.) Answering Questions
Q. Is man completely free in his actions? A. How is it possible that Allah should create the people and...
Read moreQ. Is man completely free in his actions? A. How is it possible that Allah should create the people and...
Read moreWhile stating the reason behind sending the prophets, God says, "Verily, We sent Our messengers with clear proofs, the heavenly...
Read moreWe condolence on the Arbaeen anniversary, marking end of a 40-day mourning period after the martyrdom anniversary of Hazrat Hussein...
Read moreThe first pilgrim of Karbala Jabir ibn Abdullah Ansari was born in Medina (then known Yathrub) 15 years before...
Read moreThe answer to this question can be clarified by expounding the underlying philosophy of the occultation and the waiting for...
Read moreSeeing some present conditions that a detailed biography of Yazid should be compiled so that true facts of his life...
Read moreFrom his forefathers, al-Abbas inherited the mission of serving water. Other than the other Koreishite clans, the Hashemites exclusively undertook...
Read moreVision of a second Zahra, standing in the court of Yazid, where all eyes glared at her. She watched them...
Read moreWhen Imam Hussein and his 72 faithful companions were in Kerbala standing up against the soldiers of Yazid, the tyrannical...
Read moreA poet during the time of Imam Ali Zayn Al-Abidin (`a), whose name was Farazdaq, was renowned for his poetry...
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