Remembering Imam Mahdi AS
Our responsibilities during the major occultation (Ghaibat) of Imam Mahdi (a.t.f.s.) have been dealt with in great detail in the...
Read moreOur responsibilities during the major occultation (Ghaibat) of Imam Mahdi (a.t.f.s.) have been dealt with in great detail in the...
Read more(This is) an account of the Imam Hasan(A.S.) after the Commander of the Faithful(A.S.), the date of his birth, the...
Read moreA contributor mentioned that, in one of the sermons of Nahjul Balagha it is written that Imam Ali mentioned consultation...
Read moreIma`m Abu` Ja`far (al-Ba`qir), peace be on him, offered an excellent service to the Islamic world. For he freed Islamic...
Read moreThe time of Imam Reza, peace be on him, was called the Golden Time. It was the most brilliant and...
Read moreWhat Non-Muslims Say About `Ali, The First Successor of Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings be Upon Them Both) God thus...
Read moreThe social-political life of the Imams (A.S.) is exemplary in the way of feeling responsibility for protecting religion and increasing...
Read moreFatimah (A.S.) was the only woman connecting Prophethood and Imamate and was the link between the two. She was the...
Read moreSheikh Sulayman Balkhi Hanafi in Yanabiu`l-Mawadda, ch.77, p.445 and Hamwaini in Fara`idu`s-Simtain report that Ibn Abbas said: "I heard...
Read moreImam Ali Ibn Musa-ar- Reza (A.S.) had inherited the divine knowledge from his great grand father, the Holy Prophet of...
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