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Principle of Care for the Oppressed 2

This respect towards the poor could be seen all throughout his mission. In Medina it had another aspect since the day he stepped into this city until his departure from the world.

Imam Ali (a.s) in the words of non Muslim Scholars

The attributes of Ali (pbuh) Out of the persons who have narrated the attributes of Imam Ali son of Abu Talib the author of Zakhairal-Uqba writes thus: "His stature was moderate and slightly short. His skin was of wheaten colour and his beard was white and long. His eyes were large and black.

Ali: The Voice of Human Justice

Out of the persons who have narrated the attributes of Imam Ali son of Abu Talib the author of Zakhair al-Uqba writes thus: "His stature was moderate and slightly short.

Examples of Imam Ali’s (A.S) Moral Virtues (part 6)

Recompense In the eighth year after Hijrah, Mecca was conquered by Allah’s Messenger. The House of Allah was purified from the filth of idols with Ali’s idol-breaking act.

Examples of Imam Ali’s (A.S) Moral Virtues (part 2)

In the battle field, Ali hugged al-Zubayr, saying, “Why have you rebelled against me?”‌ Al-Zubayr said, “I have come to take the revenge of `Uthman!”‌ Ali said, “May God kill either of us who has had a hand in the killing of `Uthman.”‌

Examples of Imam Ali’s (A.S) Moral Virtues (part 1)

The Battle Of Camel Imam Ali (A.S) made his utmost effort not to enter battle so that no one would be killed. When he was informed in Medina that the leaders of the Camel Army have left Mecca for Basrah, he quickly left Medina to hold talks with them.

Camel: A useful animal in the Service of Mankind (Part 1)

Camel is the most useful domestic animal; a powerful, tame and enduring beast. Camel is able to carry large loads and she sits on the ground for us to put the load on her back, which makes loading her easy.

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