Ghadir; A message as important as Prophet’s Mission
That message, whose core was about the Wilayat (leadership) of Imam Ali (AS), was conveyed to people in an area...
Read moreThat message, whose core was about the Wilayat (leadership) of Imam Ali (AS), was conveyed to people in an area...
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Read moreThe appointment of Imam Ali (PBUM) as the first Shia Imam known as Ghadir is an exceptional issue in human...
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