Imam Sajjad (9)
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Ethics:
ReligiousA Perspective That Transforms “Being Wronged” into “Strength and Serenity”
A person who patiently endures injustice is someone who recognizes their rights and strives to uphold them, while refusing to allow injustice to undermine their faith or their monotheistic outlook…
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ReligiousWho are the champions of God?!
Since everything has its own affliction, one of the afflictions of worship is laziness. Laxity and negligence in matters of worship are among the signs of being deprived of divine grace and success…
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ReligiousThe Light That Leads Us to God
Without understanding and recognizing the Imam (Intermediary between man and God), it will likewise be impossible to know Ma'bud (the One who is worshipped); for without light, one can never…
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Ethics:
ReligiousMr. 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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ReligiousO 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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Ethics:
ReligiousFlee 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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ReligiousDo 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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HOWZAHImam Sajjad; Architect of the Culture of Supplication and the Rebuilder of Shia Leadership after Karbala
A senior seminary scholar says the intellectual and jurisprudential civilization of Shi‘ism was laid during one of the darkest periods in Islamic history—under the Imamate of Imam Ali ibn al-Hussain,…
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Ethics:
ReligiousHow 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…
