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O' God!Love whoever loves Ali and be the enemy of whoever is Ali's enemy, keep your mercy away from whoever rejects Ali and detest whoever denies Ali's right.
-- Prophet Mohammad(PBUH&HP)
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Topic: Imam AliThe new items published under this topic are as follows.
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A
peculiar night
How much longer, should
he carry the scar of loneliness?!
How much longer, should
he bend over the well and shed tears of loneliness?!
This night is a peculiar
night, the night of orphanhood of the entire world …
The father of all ages
is going to depart from this world, and will become orphan again, the
whole world …
This night in history,
is going to be the night of a very lonely migration …
And finally he said,
"Swear by the Lord of Ka’bah, I have
been delivered and reached Salvation."
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An
invitation call to read and reflect upon the Ghadir Sermon, the last
Sermon of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP)
O the
independent-thinking intellectuals! O the open-minded of the world!
Come, and let us hearken
to the Word of our Creator, as spoken through the tongue of His Last
Messenger and Prophet, and let us obey His commands. The Ghadir
Sermon, the essence of all Prophets' Missions, is now before you.
This Sermon is the Creator's eternal invitation to humankind, and His
promissory document to make a firm and everlasting covenant with His
creations. God, in this Sermon, sentence by sentence, line by line,
has spoken with His creations, and has informed them of His
Pleasedness and unpleasedness, His likes and dislikes, His commands
and prohibitions.
The All-Wise Lord, in
this Heavenly declaration, has offered His most priceless and
precious Handcraft and Commodity -the everlasting Heaven and
Blissfulness- to the inhabitants of the world, and has called them to
the grand and vital Trade!
Let us read the Ghadir
Sermon with acuteness and meticulousness, and recommend its reading
to others too.
We cordially invite you
to announce your agreement and cooperation, by adding the following
link to your personal web sites and web logs:
www.ghadirsermon.com
It is noteworthy to
state that in the aforementioned site the original Arabic text of the
Ghadir Sermon as narrated by Imam Mohammad Baaqer (PBUH), from the
book: Ehtejaaj of Shaikh Tabrasi, and translations to other
languages, including a newly revised English translation, are
available.
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Monday, December 14, 2009 - 02:59 PM (431 Reads)
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Celestial occasions,
such as the wonderful day when this old earth was blessed and
brightened by the physical presence of the Amir and Commander of all
Believers from the beginning of time to the very end, Hadrat Ali
(PBUH), are beautiful times when Heavenly showers of spiritual
blessings and bounties are being bestowed upon creations; may all who
love Mohammad and his AhlulBayt (PBUT) be the recipients of such
blessings.
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Mohammad Hosain
Shahriyaar Tabrizi was a contemporary Persian poet who one midnight
at his home, composed the following poem in praise of Hadrat Ali
(PBUH). That same night, a very prominent Shi'ah Marja', Aayatullah
Mar'ashi Najafi in the city of Qom, while sleeping had a dream that
the known poet, Shahriyaar, was reciting a poem in front of Hadrat
Ali (PBUH); the Aayatullah woke up and quickly wrote down the poem
which he remembered completely.
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Who
is Ali, the Amir-Ol-Mo'menin (PBUH)
Sayyed
Ebn Taawoos -a highly trusted and respected Shi'ah scholar of the 7th
century A.H.- in his book "Sa'd-O-Sso'ood" has written that
he himself had read in the "book of Edris" -the book of the
Prophet Edris (Enoch) who was one of the first Prophets after the
Prophet Adam (PBUT), and his book was a part of the “Old
Testament” of the “Bible”, before the ongoing
latest human distortions- in regard to Mohammad and his progeny
(PBUT);...
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Ever-existing's
(Allah's) beauty
appeared,
When manifestation of the Beloved, from the face of Ali;
found
brightness, every particle, from the beautiful face of Ali.
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Ghadir,
heart of Qur'an
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Whenever
we truly love someone, surely we try to learn about his/her likes
and dislikes so that our love may grow into a true and satisfying
relationship. In loving God, the matter becomes even more
personal; because all pleasures are directed towards us; when
Allah is pleased, our own souls and hearts become more peaceful,
joyful and pleased. If we truly love God, then surely we wish to
learn about His likes and dislikes. In Islamic narratives, it has
been said that Allah becomes manifest in His Word, for His people.
Thus, undoubtedly a sincere person -with all his love- studies the
Word of God so that he may establish a heart-warming relationship
with his Lord.
On the
one hand, the Old Testament, Book of kings 1, chapter 8, statement
9, indicates that the original Torah of the Prophet Moses (PBUH)
was lost about 3000 years ago and never again found, while the
book which is presented as Torah today is what has been written
and rewritten by priests over centuries; on the other hand,
history -as it is- is not presenting the original Gospel of the
Prophet Jesus (PBUH), while over 100 gospels were written by
others throughout the ages. BUT Qur’an; Qur’an is a direct
revelation of Divine Word to the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH&HP);
Qur’an is Unique; there exists no other book with this
characteristic and significance!
click
For the complete text of the Ghadir,
heart of Qur'an
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Saturday, January 20, 2007 - 06:46 AM (964 Reads)
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Commemoration
of Ghadir is the celebration of the undistorted Word of Allah and Its
Divine interpretation; Ghadir is the everlasting insurance of the
eternal Qur'an, Qur'an with Mohammad and his progeny (PBUT) is protected from all kinds of distortions. Today which we have
Qur'an and the Ahl-Ol-Bait's interpretation and explanation in our
hands, we owe it to the Prophet's last Khotbah/sermon by the pond of
Ghadir. We pray that we may all follow the Prophet's recommendations
and keep the message of Ghadir in our hearts and transfer it to the
next generations. Eid of Ghadir Mobarak.
For
direct access to the original text of this English translation click
here.
And
“kindfather.com” has done minor editing to this text.
click
For the complete text of the Prophet's Ghadir
sermon/khotbah Section1 & Ghadir
sermon/khotbah Section2.
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Sunday, January 07, 2007 - 04:35 AM (1356 Reads)
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| Darkness had encompassed the city of Kufah and some hearts; oÂne heart was darker than darkness itself. The most wicked and obedient servant of Eblis was waiting in the Masjid of Kufah for the most pious and obedient servant of Allah ... . Ali (PBUH) entered the Mosque ... and fell prostrate in worship; Ali's (PBUH) body and soul were harmoniously overwhelmed with the pleasure of submission to Allah... please click on Read more or refer to Sermons. | 
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Imam Ali's Birth
One day Abbas [the Prophet's uncle] son of Abd-Ol-Motalleb [the Prophet's grandfather], Yazid son of Qa'nab and a group from bani-Haashem and a few from the Banni-Ghora trip were sitting by the Ka'bah. Suddenly Fatima daughter of Asad entered the Masjid-Ol-Haraam while she was nine months pregnant . Then she stood in front of Ka'bah and looked at the sky and said: ... click on read more or refer to special occasions.
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