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Qasim Ibn Hassan, The Adolescent Warrior Who Sacrificed His Life in Defense of Religion

Among the famed warriors of Imam Hussein (A.S) whose names would remain alive till the end of the world is the son of our second Imam Hassan (A.S), Qasim Ibn Hassan. According to traditions he had not even reached the age of maturity. As regards his age, most reports say that he was hardly thirteen years old.

Martyrdom of the suckling child (Ali al Asghar)

His mother was Rabab, the daughter of Imru al Qays bin Adi. Sayyid Ibn Tawoos says that when Imam Hussein (A.S) saw the corpses of his youth and friends, he resolved to be martyred, and called out,

Abbas – Champion of Chivalry

It is very rare in history that a human being is created for the sake of another person and for the purpose of serving the cause of another human being.

Lady Masoumeh (S.A) sowed the seeds of knowledge everywhere she travelled

Through her journey among the companions and friends of the infallible Imams (A.S) and by traveling through different cities, the young granddaughter of Prophet sowed the seeds of knowledge especially after arriving in Qom.

Hazrat Abbas (A.S) in Hazrat Mahdi‘s viewpoint

The great peacemaker, Imam of the Time, Hazrat Mahdi (AJ), Al-Qaim of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Household, describes his uncle, Abbas (A.S) as follows:

Hazrat Abulfazl’s Characteristics

One of the sublime virtues of man in Islam is politeness, particularly being polite and nice to elderly, great men, and holy things or persons in all aspects of life because this trait enhances and enriches morality and is considered as one of the important elements of spirituality.

The Birth of the Holy Lady Fatemah Ma"soomah and her childhood

In the holy city of Medina, the holy household was awaiting the arrival of a new born.

The migration of the Imam's sister Ma'soomah (S.A.) from Madina to Merv

One year had passed since the 8th Imam had left for Merv. All the Prophets family members living in Medina yearned and were eager for his return.

Hadrat Masumah (A.S.) the Great Narrator of Ahadith

The narrators of the Hadiths, Muhaddith from Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) and the Infallible Imams (A.S.) bear a great right on the neck of the Islamic nation; and if it was not for their serious efforts, the Islamic teachings would not have reached us.

Hazrat Khadija's (SA) Life and Character

Hazrat Khadija (SA) daughter of Khuylaid and Fatima was born in Mecca in 555 CE and was a pious and worthy lady, who at the time of the pagan regime of the Arabs before Islam was well-known as "Tahireh" (Pure and Chaste Woman). She was well-known as a great and distinguished wealthy lady in the Arabian Peninsula. She engaged herself in business by the assistance of others, who traded in partnership on her behalf.1 Therefore, she was looking for a trustworthy and honest man on whom she could rely completely with her capital for business.

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