تیتر سه زیرسرویس
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Ethics:
What Is the Only Thing We Should Fear?
On the Day of Judgment, when the only true possession a person will have is a sound heart—the very heart that has been imbued with the fragrance and scent of God—we will come to realize clearly…
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Ethics:
Mr. Manager! Are You Paying Attention to Those Under Your Authority?
There are numerous teachings and emphatic recommendations in the noble religion of Islam concerning the observance of the rights of those under one’s authority. Paying attention to these teachings…
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The Danger of the Sin of Homosexuality: From Forgetting the original nature (fitrah) to the Transformation of Divine Blessings
Turning away from the path of the divinely ordained original nature causes divine blessings to lose their intended form; transforming the “rain of mercy” into “stones of punishment”—an image…
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Have You Chosen the Right Companion for Your Journey to the Hereafter?
When the son of Adam reaches the last day of his life in this world and the first day of his life in the Hereafter—at the time of his death—his wealth, his children, and his deeds are brought…
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How to Remain on the Straight Path
Excess and deficiency can lead a person away from the path of guidance, for the state of balance is the very Straight Path that we ask of God Almighty at least ten times a day in our obligatory…
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O God! don't leave me to myself
“O God! Grant that I may always be with You. Grant that I may forever revolve around Your love. Let Your pleasure be my pleasure, Your wrath be my wrath, and Your will be my will. For how could…
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O God, take charge of my affairs
How can a human being, who possesses the potential to subjugate the universe, forget the true worth and status of his position in existence, and squander his immense existential capacities in…
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Today’s Negligence, Tomorrow’s Awakening!
A true believer, possessed of insight and vigilance, is never caught off guard by the enemy’s words or actions. Always weighing every facet of the situation and relying firmly upon the Infinite…
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Flee toward God
If one truly understands that “any choice or support that lacks the fragrance and hue of the Divine will eventually turn into one’s adversary,” they will direct all their attention, inclinations,…
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A Weak and Cowardly Muslim Has No Place in the Logic of the Qur’an
In every age, the front of disbelief exists in opposition to the front of faith. The disbelievers and enemies of God have never had the patience or capacity to endure the realization of true…
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Ethics:
The Only Thing Worthy of Regret
Whatever a person loses or fails to attain falls into one of two categories: it is either a worldly affair or an otherworldly (spiritual) one. If it concerns worldly matters, it is never worth…
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Do Not Expose Others, Lest You Be Exposed
The Unique and Peerless God, despite being fully aware of our faults and possessing the power to expose us, is the “Veiler of Faults” (Al-Sattar). How, then, is it possible for a servant of God…
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Accept the Truth Even from Those Who Follow Falsehood
In the logic of Islam, majority does not equate to superiority, nor does a minority signify falsehood. The standard and criterion for superiority in the Islamic perspective is “the Truth” (Haqq);…
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Ethics:
A Strategy for Attracting Distant Hearts
A person of good character is like a tree whose very essence, influenced by moral beauty, has become so vibrant and lush that others gather around him like branches, benefiting from the grace…
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Humility; the path to honor!
Material and worldly standards have become prominent in showing respect to individuals, while spiritual criteria are gradually fading away.
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The Path to Deliverance from Sorrow and Affliction
Some people, during the afflictions, problems, and sorrows of life, blame God. This very tendency may cause them to distance themselves from Almighty God and abandon their religious obligations.
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The Only Court Where the Judge Is the Criminal Himself!
Reflecting upon the reality that one day, everything we have done — both good and evil — will be unveiled before our eyes in the Divine Court of Justice, can keep alive within us the awareness…
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How Can One Be Freed from the Sin of "Taking Sin Lightly"?
One of the factors that sometimes leads a person to dare before Almighty God and commit sin, or to show little concern for repentance afterward, is belittling sin and disobedience. According…
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Ethics:
Spiritual Remedies for Envy
It suffices, in condemning the vile trait of envy, to note that its result has been described as misery in both this world and the Hereafter; therefore, one must strive to cure it.
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Gratitude for Blessings Is Greater Than the Blessing Itself
One of the teachings that can bring abundant fruits to a person’s worldly and eternal life is showing gratitude and thanks for the blessings bestowed by God. There are points in this regard that,…
