sahifah sajjadiyyah (13)
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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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ReligiousHumility; 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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HOWZAHCustodian of the Holy Jamkaran Mosque: Sahifa Sajjadiyah Is an Ocean of Spiritual Knowledge
The custodian of the Holy Jamkaran Mosque has described the Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya as a profound ocean of spiritual and ethical knowledge that must be clearly articulated and widely promoted throughout…
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HOWZAHSeminary Scholar: Sahifa Sajjadiya Is a Complete Guide for Faith, Life, and Resistance
A senior scholar at the Qom Seminary has described Sahifa Sajjadiya, a renowned collection of supplications attributed to Imam Zayn al-Abidin (PBUH), as a comprehensive manual for personal and…
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HOWZAHInternational Conference on Al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya to Be Held in Qom
An international conference focusing on al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya, the renowned collection of supplications attributed to Imam Ali ibn al-Hussein (peace be upon him), is set to be held in the holy…
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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…
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ReligiousO God! Look Upon Me with Love
Truly, the lovers of this world must sit humbly and learn in the school of love taught by Imam al‑Sajjad (peace be upon him), so that they may adorn and perfume themselves with divine color and…
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Religious"Divine Forgiveness: Beyond Human Deservingness"
Imam Sajjad, peace be upon him, identifies God’s forgiveness as stemming from His grace, not from human worthiness, while linking punishment to God’s justice and man’s deservingness.
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ReligiousServant of God and Fault-Finding in others?!!
To be counted among the true servants of God, Imam Sajjad, peace be upon him, has advised us to "adorn ourselves with the virtues of the pious." One of the virtues mentioned in his words is "avoiding…
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Ethics:
ReligiousAlways Consider Yourself at Fault
Magnifying one’s good deeds and belittling sins and mistakes can become an obstacle on the path of servitude to God. Thus, the recommendations of the Infallibles (peace be upon them) in this…
