Concept of Ikhlas in Islam
Ikhlas, meaning purity or refining, is a trait that complements every deed of individuals and achieving it needs self-improvement. ...
Read moreIkhlas, meaning purity or refining, is a trait that complements every deed of individuals and achieving it needs self-improvement. ...
Read moreThere are recommendations in the Quran to heal spiritual and faith-related illnesses but there are indirect recommendations, in Halal-Haram format,...
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Read moreThe Holy Prophet (PBUH) said: The closest of the people to me and the most worthy of my Shafaat (intercession)...
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Read moreOn the Eve of the demise anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hassan Mujtaba (AS), the...
Read moreA huge number of pilgrims from Iraq and other countries have converged on the holy city of Najaf, the Astan...
Read moreDeath of the Holy Prophet (s): The Immortal SorrowAfter appointing Imam Ali (a.s.) in Ghadeer Khum as the caliph over...
Read moreImam Hasan was the eldest son of Fatima Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet of Islam, and Ali bin Abi...
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Read moreThe World Assembly of Shiite Studies was established in 2003 (1382 AH) by a group of scholars from seminaries and universities. The purpose of founding this independent academic institution was to introduce the school of Shi‘ism and defend its legitimacy through education, research, translation and publication, communications, and Islamic promotion. This center has continued its mission with strength and determination and envisions a bright future ahead.
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