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Imam Ali (A.S.) Based His Government on Social Justice Imam Ali (A.S.) Based His Government on Social Justice: When the people objected to Imam Ali's equitable distribution of wealth he replied: (i) If the wealth had belonged to me even…

Imam Reza (A.S.) and the Mamun's Government Imam Reza (A.S.) and the Mamun's Government: Many criticized Imam Reza (A.S.) for allowing Ma’moon to introduce Imam Reza (A.S.) as his successor. Even though Imam Reza (A.S.) had accepted the…

Islam Wants Governments to Serve the People Islam Wants Governments to Serve the People: Imam Khomeini speaks to the Ambassadors from Arab countries on the occasion of Eid-i-Qorban. Imam Khomeini, in congratulating them, said the…

As said earlier, people argue that laws and ordinances needed by our society must be enacted and ratified in the legislative assembly. If we only rely on those mentioned in Islamic texts such as the Book and Sunnah, the needs of society…

The answer to this question can be clarified by expounding the underlying philosophy of the occultation and the waiting for his reemergence, as well as by becoming aware of the advantages and blessings that benefit us from his existence…

Islam takes great care of combating against poverty, for it regards it as a destructive disaster which should be driven away from the public life, and hence it has made it incumbent on Muslim rulers to develop economy, to increase…

We have already indicated that one of the reasons which prompted al-Mamoon to bring Imam al-Rida (A.S.) to Khurasan and nominate him as his successor was to avoid a direct collision with the Alawides who were of the view that the…