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The Principle of Patience and Endurance

The Muslims wanted to attack the Jew, but the Noble Prophet said: No, don't lay a hand on him; I know how to deal with my friend. Then he started talking to the Jew kindly and patiently. He showed so much patience that the man reverted to Islam there and then and said: An ordinary man can't have such patience and you surely must be chosen by God and a Prophet. This patience is only the characteristic of the Prophets.

Abu Dharr Al-Ghifari

In the Waddan valley which connects Mecca with the outside world, lived the tribe of Ghifar. The Ghifar existed on the meagre offerings of the trade caravans of the Quraysh which plied between Syria and Mecca. It is likely that they also lived by raiding these caravans when they were not given enough to satisfy their needs.

Jafar ibn Abi Talib

In spite of his noble standing among the Quraysh, Abu Talib, an uncle of the Prophet, was quite poor. He had a large family and did not have enough means to support them adequately. His poverty-stricken situation became much worse when a severe drought hit theArabian Peninsula. The drought destroyed vegetation and livestock and, it is said, people were driven to eat bones in the struggle for survival.

Some Advices Given to Abuzar by Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH): Part 1

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) gave some advice to Abuzar which are seen as the most valuable and precious traditions handed down from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Because Abuzar was repeatedly addressed with regard to these advices and due to their importance and fruitfulness, they are known as Abuzar traditions.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Recommendations to Abuzar (Part 2)

Some of most valuable and precious traditions handed down from Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) are the ones given to Abuzar. Due to their importance and fruitfulness, they are known as Abuzar traditions. Some of them are given below

Secrets behind the deep influence and rapid development of Islam

What are secrets behind the deep influence and rapid development of Islam?

Effect of Prophet’s Personality on the Spread of Islam

Besides the Qur’an, Prophet Muhammad’s personality, his behavior, his precept, his management and leadership can be regarded as other important factors for rapid spread and influence of Islam. Even after his demise, his precept and tradition has been among crucial factors of spread of Islam.

Whom should we appeal for help?

Shazan Qomi narrates that one day the holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was sitting with his companions when Malik ibn Nuwaira, a man from Bani Tamim, came to visit the holy Prophet. Addressing the prophet, he said: “Please teach me the faith and Islamic rules so that by practicing them I may be blessed and achieve salvation”‌.

Reflections on Munajat Sha'baniyyah (4)

Reflecting on this prayer and other prayers, a question may arise: why is it that most of the time the end results are asked from God

THE PROPHET (PBUH) A WITNESS OF GOD FOR PEOPLE (Part 1)

As we see in the twenty first verse of the sacred surah of Ahzab (The Allies), the Great Prophet (PBUH) of Islam is a good sample for humanity up to the Doom's Day. Taking into account the contents of this Surah and many other verses in the Holy Qur’an, professor Hussein Ansarian in his book “the land of lovers”‌ elaborates on this important issue.

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