This book “A Short Treatise on Life of Imam Ali (‘a)” discusses different aspects of the life of Ali ibn Abi Talib (‘a). The author discusses the following topics: Ali & Politics and governance, Ali & Jihad, Ali & Nahj al-Balagah and Ali & reality of death.
| Title | : | A Short Treatise on the Life of Imam Ali ('a) |
| Author | : | Muhammad Taqi Ja'fari |
| Language | : | en |
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Upon seeing this, a crowd near the politician asked, “who is that?” hisham treatise on rights.
Short biography of imam al bukhari (194-256 ah) short biography of imam al- bukhari (rah) imam abu abdullah muhammad bin ismaeel bin al-mughirah al-bukhari was born on 13th of shawwal 194 ah in bukhara. His father died while he was still in his infancy and his upbringing was left entirely to his mother, who looked after his health and education very carefully and spared nothing in order to provide him with the best education.
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In his introduction, professor khadduri outlines the historical background of the risala and gives a biography of al-imam al-shafi'i as well as annotated, detailed.
Complied in a book called risalatul huqooq meaning the treatise of rights. This year will discuss various aspects of imam zayn ul-'abideen's (as) life and one of work attributed to him (aside from short sayings and letters.
He was among the great transmitters of hadith and the most pious scholar of his time. He was also a companion and comrade of imam jawad (as) and imam al-hadi (as).
The life of the imam was therefore a clear indication that the revolution wrought by islam necessarily begins in the moral and spiritual. The classes he taught at qum in the 1930s bore witness to this; topics of an ethical and spiritual nature were constantly interwoven with evocations of the problems of the day and exhortations to his listeners to devote themselves to solving them as part of their religious duty.
Retrieved 14 june 2014) describes the different rights of a muslim towards others, this treatise is an efficient description of one’s duties and obligations to others, whether muslim or non-muslim. The following is a summary of rights which imam sajjad elucidates these rights:.
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