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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.

Lady Zainab (s.a.): The Unschooled Scholar

After the tragedy of Karbala, Lady Zainab (PBUH) and the other captives were brought to the palace of Ibn Ziyad. There, Lady Zainab disguised herself among the other women. Once Ibn Ziyad noticed her, he asked:

The Role of Zainab (s.a.)

The ruin and confusion brought about by the atrocious army was so great that Zainab, the daughter of Ali (a.s.), had great difficulty in gathering the orphaned children, whom she had to appease and to appease and console till late midnight. Ali ibnul Husain (a.s.) says, ""My aunt Zainab always performed her prayers standing.

Principle of Observing' Limits and Boundaries' Set by God

The Honorable Prophet himself was a follower of Divine Law

Principle of Leading a Simple Life part 1

The holy prophet used to lead a very simple life. He never took an advantage of his position or status in promoting his material life or leaving huge inheritance behind him. He left the legacy of knowledge which has priority over all other matters, especially the knowledge granted by God, the Almighty.

Principle of Leading a Simple Life part 2

The Holy Prophet is a perfect exemplar of leading a simple life Imam Ali (A.S) said in description of his character as following:

Principle of Devoting to Worship part 1

It has been reported by some wives of the holy prophet that sometimes he used to get busy in talking with us, and we too talked to him. Whenever the time for prayer approached, it seemed as if he was not supposed to recognize us and we were also not supposed to identify him. He neglected all other things due to his devotion toward God, the Almighty.

Principle of Modesty and Humbleness part 1

The holy prophet used to contribute in working with his family members. He used to take the milk of sheep with his own hand. He patched his dress and repaired his shoes. He used to help his servant in grinding the wheat for turning it in into flour. He used to shake hand with a great devotion and he used to sitwith poor and deprived ones to take food.

Principle of Care for the Oppressed

“God's praise for the Noble Prophet (PBUH) who rose single handily against idolatry and aggressors and raised the flag of monotheism to the benefit of the oppressed.”‌

Prophet Muhammad’s (saw) Love and Muslims

In the month of RabiAwwal, the month in which our beloved Prophet was born. Muslims all over the world will mark the occasion with milad un Nabi.

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