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Ramazan Dua JAWSHAN E KABEER 1 to 10. Dua for the Holy Month of Ramazan.

Ramazan Dua JAWSHAN E KABEER 11 to 20 - Arabic Sub Title English. duas supplications prayers ramazan ramadan ramadhan.

Ramazan Dua JAWSHAN E KABEER 21 to 30 - Arabic Sub Title English. Dua for the Holy Month of Ramazan.

Ramazan Dua JAWSHAN E KABEER 31 to 40 - Arabic Sub Title English. Dua for the Holy Month of Ramazan.

Jawshan - The Leader Imad Moghneyeh | جـــوشـــن - قصة حقيقية عن الشهيد عماد مغنية - Arabic

Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei narrates and explains a tradition narrated from Imam Ja\'far al-Sadiq (A) to Hafs ibne Ghias, where his eminence speaks about a sermon given by Prophet Musa bine Imran (A). What happened in the middle of this sermon of Prophet Musa ibne Imran (A)? And what was Allah response to that incident? In addition, how does one expand their heart? And what is an interesting point about the famous Dua, Dua Jawshan al-Kabir? Finally, what is a central theme in the Duas of the Ahlul Bayt? Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei expounds upon the wise words of the divinely appointed Imam, Imam Ja\'far al-Sadiq (A).

A door to Heaven has opened for us ============================== Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Panahianen/ ... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/PanahianEN/... Twitter: https://twitter.com/PanahianEN Telegram: https://telegram.me/Panahianen/ ============================== Do you know why we don’t repent, worship, do good deeds or endeavor to have a good intention very much? Because we think we always have these opportunities! That’s it. There is a very old joke. It may not seem as funny nowadays. A person was told, “If you want money, go to Tehran. It’s all over the place there [meaning it’s easy to make money there].” “Really?!” “Yes.” When he got off the bus, he saw a bill on the ground next to his foot. He thought, “It’s really true that money is all over the place in Tehran. I’ll start collecting from tomorrow. I have come a long distance and I’m tired now.” The next day, he asked the motel, “Do you have a bag?” “What do you want it for?” “I want to collect money,” he said. “From where?” “They said it’s all over the place!” he replied. “Yesterday when I got off the bus, I saw a bill,” he continued. “You should have picked up that bill! It’s not like that.” Many people think like this. “I’ll do it later.” God doesn’t like such an attitude. Are you sure you will have a chance in the future?! Who will give you this chance? When a good deed comes to your mind, does it come for no reason? O God, I should repent very much for the times when it occurred to me to come to You, but I told myself I’ll do it later. I thought I will always have these opportunities. It is said that when something good comes to your heart, don’t ignore it! Think, “An angel has inspired this thought in me!” See how the Immaculate Ones talk to God. They have said that when you want to talk to God, imagine that this is your last chance. Think, “Will there be any other opportunities? Will I have such an opportunity again?” We don’t think like this. We think we always have such opportunities! But the Immaculate Imams tell us there aren’t always these opportunities! This is the last chance. It is said, “Appreciate the opportunities you have. They pass by like a cloud passing by.” It’s like small, scattered clouds that come into the sky for a short time. When you look again, they’re not there anymore. This is how opportunities are. The Commander of the Faithful, Ali (as), has said this and not just any person! He knows the universe better than others. He said that this is how we should look at matters. One of these opportunities is the Night of Destiny and the month of Ramadan. There are many opportunities that we miss unfortunately. We have been told to read the Jawshan Kabeer Supplication on the Nights of Destiny. A door to Heaven has opened for us! Don’t read even one line of the Jawshan Kabeer Supplication negligently. Don’t call God by even one of His attributes in the Jawshan Kabeer Supplication negligently. “God, did You hear me? I am saying this to You. O He Who plans the day and the night. O He Who gives the sustenance of the small child. O God, did You hear me? I said this about You! See.” Whether you cry or not, pay attention while you are saying these and they will have an effect on the world! Do you know why we don’t repent, worship, do good deeds or endeavor to have a good intention very much? Because we think we always have these opportunities! Many people think like this. “I’ll do it later.” God doesn’t like such an attitude. Are you sure you will have a chance in the future?! Who will give you this chance? When a good deed comes to your mind, does it come for no reason? When something good comes to your heart, don’t ignore it! Think, “An angel has inspired this thought in me!

Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei narrates and explains a tradition narrated from Imam Ja\'far al-Sadiq (A) to Hafs ibne Ghias, where his eminence speaks about an incident that happened to his eminence, Prophet Musa Ibne Imran (A). What did Prophet Musa (A) say to a man who had been prostrating for a long time and asking his needs from Allah? And what did Allah say in response to the statement of Prophet Musa (A) to that man? Furthermore, what is the example that Ayatullah Sayyid Ali Khamenei repeatedly states when talking about the effects of sins? And what is one of the primary things that the spiritual masters tell their students to do in their spiritual journey towards Allah? Finally, what happens when a person starts to abstain from sins? Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei expounds upon a narration regarding Prophet Musa (A) stated to us by the divinely appointed Imam, Imam Ja\'far al-Sadiq (A).