Articles
-
Holy Quran
Articles: 2, Categories: 2 -
Al Hadith and Its Sciences
Articles: 1, Categories: 3 -
Beliefs
Categories: 4 -
Holy Prophet and Ahlul Bayt
Categories: 17 -
Jurisprudence and Its Principles
Categories: 4 -
History
Categories: 4 -
Language and Literature
Categories: 2 -
Family and Community
Categories: 2 -
Ethics and Supplication
Categories: 3 -
Philosophy and Mysticism (Irfan)
Articles: 1, Categories: 5 -
Letters and University Theses
Articles: 1 -
Education
Articles: 5
The Life of Lady Zaynab (a.s.)
- Published at
-
- Author:
- Badr Shahin
- Source:
- www.jpconline.org
To throw light upon the odorous memories and to work perseveringly for obtaining the items of such memories; these two things cast on souls good manners, virtues, and acquaintance with the conducts of the past personalities who were characterized by high merits, piety, righteousness, and decency.
Lady Zaynab (s.a.) in the Day of 'Ashura'
- Published at
-
- Source:
- Adopted from the book : "Lady Zaynab" by : "Ansariyan Publications"
Day of 'Ashura ; the tenth of Muharram,. was unique in its tragedies, misfortunes, and disasters. On that day , the Ahl al-Bayt had to suffer the ever mst horrible adversity of this world. Hence, it is certainly the day of griefs.
Brief Summary of Lady Zaynab’s (a) Sermon in Damascus
- Published at
-
- Author:
- aimislam
The great speech of Lady Zaynab has been an extension of the uprising of Karbala and a good representation of its values and goals. Lady Zaynab referred to the false elation of Yazid who thought of himself as victorious in that encounter.
Zaynab Al-Hauraa (p); Grand-daughter of Prophet Muhammad (p)
- Published at
-
- Author:
- S.N. Mohammadi
Sayedah Zaynab Al-Hauraa (peace be upon her) …. She was the granddaughter of Prophet Muhammad and Khadija, the daughter of Fatima az-Zahraa and Ali, the sister of the Youths of Paradise,
Governance Model Of Imam Ali (A) A Quick Glance
- Published at
-
- Author:
- Adil Haider (Graduated from Department of Geography, Aligarh Muslim University)
- Source:
- www.al-islam.org
Land is the source of “life”. From the viewpoint of Imam Ali (a) people who possess land and water and are at the same time poverty-stricken, will be far from Divine Mercy and deprived of Allah’s favor. Imam emphasized on reviving the land and recommended the development of farming as a means of eliminating poverty from the community, and called people to engendering prosperity in the lands and exploiting them. Above all, he regarded attention to agriculture as a touchstone for evaluating the governments and their efficiency in ruler-ship, viewing agricultural development as among the main duties of administrators, and troop commanders as defenders of farmers’ rights.
Non Muslim Scholars and Imam Ali (a.s)
- Published at
-
- Author:
- George Jordac
- Source:
- www.balaghah.net
Out of the persons who have narrated the attributes of Imam Ali son of Abu Talib the author of Zakhairal-Uqba writes thus: "His stature was moderate and slightly short. His skin was of wheaten colour and his beard was white and long. His eyes were large and black. He had a cheerful face and was good-natured. His neck was long like a goblet made of silver. His shoulders were broad.
The Battle of Camel
- Published at
-
- Source:
- http://www.ismaili.net/histoire/history03/history339.html
Aisha had long hated Ali, and wished that, when the aged Uthman died, her own kinsman, Zubayr, should become caliph. When Uthman was assassinated, she was not in Medina, having gone to Mecca a few weeks previously to perform the pilgrimage. The news of Uthman's murder reached her when she was on the way back. She returned immediately to Mecca and incited the citizens against Ali.
The Sun Returned for Ali (A.S.)
- Published at
-
- Author:
- Sheikh al-Mufid
(Once) I called upon Fatemah, daughter of Ali b. Abi Talib, peace be upon him, when she was quite advanced in age. She wore beads around her neck and two bangles on her hands, and she said: "It is abominable for women to resemble men." Then she said: "Asma b. Umays reported to me that, once, the revelation from Allah descended upon His Prophet, peace be upon him and his progeny, and it overwhelmed him. Ali b. Abi Talib, may peace be upon him, covered him (i.e. the Prophet) with his cloth, till the sun set. When the revelation ceased, the Prophet, peace be upon him and his progeny, said: "O Ali! Have you offered your Asr prayers?" He said: "No O, messenger of Allah! My attendance upon you prevented me from that." Then the Prophet, peace be upon him and his progeny, prayed: "O Allah, cause the sun to return for Ali b. Abi Talib". The sun had set, so it rose again till its rays reached my room and half the height of the Mosque."
The Appointment of Ali ibn Abu Talib (`a)
- Published at
-
- Author:
- Asad Wahid al-Qasim
We have already explained the proofs testifying to the Ima-mate of Ahl al-Bayt (`a) and the number of caliphs from among them as stated by the Prophet who indicated that they should be his successors in his nation. Following are proofs regarding the appointment by the Prophet of Ali ibn Abu- Ta-lib (`a). In addition to the above, there are unequivocal proofs testifying to the same, especially to the hadi-th of the two weighty things.
Imam Ali (A.S.), the Ka'ba of Faith
- Published at
-
- Author:
- Seyyed Ali Shahbaz
This is how God Almighty describes the holy Ka'ba that the Father of the human race, Adam, was ordered to build in Mecca at the dawn of mankind's creation.
