Beginning of Historiography among the Shiites
The Shi'ites began their work in the field of Islamic sciences concurrent with other Muslims. One of these branches of...
Read moreThe Shi'ites began their work in the field of Islamic sciences concurrent with other Muslims. One of these branches of...
Read moreIt is written in Mustadrak of Saqqat-ul-Islam Noori that according to what is mentioned in Anwaar-ul-Maziyyah (by Syed Gayasuddin Najafi,...
Read moreGod has promised in many places in the Holy Quran: Waa Dallaah...Azeem (Surah Taubah 9:72). Meaning: God has given promises...
Read moreAnother explanation of A'raaf is that it is a wall which will erected between people of paradise and people of...
Read moreGod says: Wa Li Man…Aftaan (Surah Rahman 55:46-47) which means: The one who fears of standing in front of his...
Read moreQuoting narrations of some reliable and trustworthy people, the late Shaykh Mehmood Iraqi has mentioned in Daar-us-Salaam that once we...
Read moreAmong the beneficences of good deeds which benefit one in his grave are the good deeds which are being performed...
Read moreSome may think as to where such a vat world (realm) of Barzakh is at all situated? Our brain (intelligence)...
Read moreMuhaddis Jazaairi (r.a.) mentions at the end of Anwaar-e-Nomaaniyah: If you ask when souls live in allegorical bodies in Vaadiyus...
Read moren short, thinking over this verse and many other ayats, it is clearly understood that human soul is a reality...
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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