Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 3/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
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Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar...
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 4/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 5/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 6/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 7/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 8/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Imam Hüseyinnin Elcisi - part 9/9 - Turkish
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid...
Hz. Hüseyin (a.s)'in Basra'ya Yolladığı Elçisinin (Süleyman) Hikayesi...
Zındık Muaviye ölmüş, lanet Yezid halifeliğini ilan etmiş ve halktan zorla biat toplamaya başlamıştır. Bütün baskılara rağmen Hz.Hüseyin, Yezid'e biat etmez. Bunun üzerine Küfeliler, Hz.Hüseyin'i şehirlerine davet ederler. Hz.Hüseyin, halkın kendisine olan sevgi ve bağlılığını öğrenmek için Küfe'ye amcasının oğlu Müslim Bin Akil'i Basra'ya da Azatlı hizmetçisinin oğlu Süleyman Ebi Azim'i elçi olarak gönderir. Süleyman, Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu Basra'ya götürürken akrabaları onun hamile olan hanımını kaçırırlar. Çünkü Süleyman'ın Hz.Hüseyin'den vazgeçip Yezid'e biat etmesini istemektedirler. Fakat, Süleyman canı pahasına da olsa mektubu Basra'ya götürmeye kararlıdır. Bu arada hanımını da akrabalarının elinden kurtarıp, Basra'ya Süleyman'ı bulmaya gider. Süleyman bir yandan ailesi ile bir araya gelebilmek için çaba harcarken bir yandan da Hz.Hüseyin'in mektubunu gerekli kişilere ulaştırmak için canını ortaya koyar..
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Mbulesa (Hixhabi) - Xavi Sala - Albanian
Filmi i shkurtër nga regjisori spanjoll Havi Sala mbi diskriminacionin qe i behet femrës myslimane ne Evrope ne emër te lirive fetare dhe...
Filmi i shkurtër nga regjisori spanjoll Havi Sala mbi diskriminacionin qe i behet femrës myslimane ne Evrope ne emër te lirive fetare dhe demokracisë.
Projekti i dedikohet diskriminacionit qe i behet femrës së mbuluar shqiptare ne Kosove duke shkelur kështu identitetin shekullore kombëtarë dhe te drejtën e femrës për arsimim qe iu është garantuar sipas konventave te OKB-se. Kjo behet nga fobia e qeverise se Kosovës e cila ne mënyrë te sëmure imiton kulturën perëndimore duke pretenduar vet te jete anëtare e saj.
Gjendja është e ngjashme edhe ne Maqedoni ku ky diskriminacion ekzekutohet vetëm nga mësim dhënësit shqiptare dhe viktima e këtij diskriminacioni është femra shqiptare dhe arsimimi i saj.
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A Special Mindset for the Nights of Power (Laylatul Qadr) Agha...
A Special Mindset for the Nights of Power (Laylatul Qadr)
Why don’t we take full advantage of God’s Kindness? We are prevented from...
A Special Mindset for the Nights of Power (Laylatul Qadr)
Why don’t we take full advantage of God’s Kindness? We are prevented from benefiting from God’s Mercy because we count on ourselves. This barrier is arrogance, being conceited about our possessions and achievements.
We never talk to God as if we are a criminal, cutthroat, villain. No, we talk to God as if we are honorable people, “God, as You are aware, I’m obviously one of Your good servants. And I haven’t had a fault thus far. But, I decided to turn to You tonight to say if You want to grant me more blessings, sure, I agree! Yes, I have some faults. It is possible I haven’t done as much as I should.” This person is the epitome of arrogance. This person is not able to benefit from God’s Mercy.
During the Nights of Power (Qadr) I like to go amongst the crowd of worshippers and see who has come for the first time, a person who has a history of serious wrongdoing! And, he is too embarrassed to talk. People ask him, “Sir, would you like a Qur’an?” When he wants to take the Qur’an, he thinks, “I’m too embarrassed to touch it. I have nothing, absolutely nothing to say.”
If I find such a person during the Nights of Power, I’ll go and stand behind him. I’ll say, “God, whatever you grant him, grant to me too.” He doesn’t have a trace of arrogance. He has no pretentiousness at all. Others go back home happily. But, this person is still standing. Towards the end, he will say, “God, did You look at me too?” This kind of person will make use of God’s Mercy that night.
Benefiting from God’s Mercy is very hard. Why? Because we count on ourselves. Don’t count on yourself. Are you able to go to a gathering of worshippers to repent like that criminal? You won’t go. You’d say, “It’s impossible. Is it possible?! Thank God, I’m not that bad either.”
We are even proud of our deeds, which we haven’t done! At least he has done some good deeds. We tell ourselves, “We still have time until the end of the Month of Ramadan.” “Till the end of the month?! But, you haven’t done anything yet!” “I’ll do something. Don’t worry!”
We are prevented from benefiting from God’s Mercy because we count on ourselves. What should we do to stop counting on ourselves? The supplications narrated from the Household of the Prophet (‘a) are excellent opportunities. A supplication says, “God, even if I had done a good deed, I shouldn’t have relied on it. I should have relied on Your Grace. And now, I haven’t even done that good deed. So, I must only rely on Your Grace. What should I do if You don’t look at me?”
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[Audio] A Brief Account of the Life of Martyr Allameh Motahhari - English
Martyred professor, Allameh Morteza Motahhari, was born on February 2, 1919 in the town of Fariman, 75 kilometers from the holy city of Mashhad. At...
Martyred professor, Allameh Morteza Motahhari, was born on February 2, 1919 in the town of Fariman, 75 kilometers from the holy city of Mashhad. At the age of twelve, he set off for Mashhad seminary to embark on learning the basics of Islamic sciences. In 1937, despite Reza Khan’s intense confrontation with clergymen and also opposition by some of his friends and relatives, he left for Qom seminary to complete his studies.
During 15 years of his stay in Qom, he benefited from the presence of Grand Ayatollah Borujerdi (in jurisprudence and the principles of jurisprudence), Imam Khomeini (12 years in the philosophy of Molla Sadra, gnosis, ethics and principles of jurisprudence) and Allameh Seyyed Mohammad Hossein Tabatabaiee (in philosophy). He had also benefited from the presence of the late Ayatollah Haj Mirza Ali Aqa Shirazi in ethics and gnosis. Among other teachers of professor Motahhari mention can be made of the late Ayatollah Seyyed Mohammad Hojjat (in principles of jurisprudence) and the late Ayatollah Seyyed Mohammad Mohaqqeqdamad (in jurisprudence). While he was in Qom, in addition to education, he participated in socio-political affairs as well and he was in contact with Fadaiyan-e-Eslam group.
In 1952, he migrated to Tehran though he was one of the renowned teachers and among the future hopes of the seminary. In Tehran, he taught at Marvi School and delivered well-researched speeches. In 1955, the first session of the exegesis of the holy Qur’an in the Students\\\' Islamic Association was held by professor Motahhari. In the same year, he began teaching at the faculty of divinity and Islamic teachings of Tehran University. In 1958-59 concurrent with the establishment of the Physicians\\\' Islamic Association, professor Motahhari was one of the main speakers of the Association and during 1961-1971 he was the only speaker of the Association leaving behind a number of important deliberations.
In 1962, with the start of Imam Khomeini’s uprising, professor Motahhari accompanied him to the extent that one can consider the organizing of the June 5th uprising in Tehran and its coordination with Imam Khomeini’s leadership as being indebted to him and his companions. Having given an enlightening speech against the Shah on Wednesday, 5th of June 1963, Ayatollah Motahhari was detained by the police at 1 a.m. and sent to the interim police headquarters and was imprisoned with a number of Tehrani clergymen. 43 days later, following the migration of Ulema from other provinces to Tehran and public pressure, he was freed together with other clergymen.
After the formation of groups called “Mo’talefe Eslami”, which was among the combatant groups of the time, Imam Khomeini called on martyr Motahhari to lead these groups along with a number of clergymen.
Following Imam Khomeini\\\'s exile, professor Motahhari and his companions shouldered a heavier responsibility. At that time, he wrote books covering social requirements and delivering speeches at universities, the Physicians\\\' Islamic Association and mosques. Professor Motahhari made a lot of ideological efforts to Islamicize the content of the movement and strongly fought against diversions and falsehoods. In 1967, he established Hosseinieh Ershad with the help of some friends.
In 1969, after releasing an announcement signed by him, Allameh Tabatabai and Ayatollah Haj Seyyed Abolfazl Mojtahed Zanjani calling for collection of aid for the displaced Palestinians and because of publicizing it during a speech in Hosseinieh Ershad, he was detained and held in solitary confinement for a short while. From 1970-72 he supervised publicity works by Al-jawad mosque where he was the main speaker until the mosque and the Hosseinieh were closed and professor Motahhari was detained for a while. Later, Ayatollah Motahhari gave speeches at Javid, Ark and a number of other mosques. After a while Javid mosque was also closed. Around the year 1974 he was forbidden to speak which lasted till the triumph of the Islamic revolution.
Presenting genuine Islamic ideology through teaching, speech and writing books were among the valuable activities of professor Motahhari reaching its climax particularly during the years 1972-78; since in those years the leftists had increased their propaganda and groups of leftist Muslims and also those with a hotchpotch of ideas had emerged. After Imam Khomeini, professor Motahhari was the first figure who found out the ideological deviation of the heads of the so-called “Mojahedin-e-Khalq” organization and prevented others from cooperating with them and even foresaw their change of ideology. In those years, upon Imam Khomeini’s recommendation, professor Motahhari traveled to Qom twice a week to teach at its seminary where he taught important courses and at the same time he taught some courses at home in Tehran. In 1976, following an ideological dispute with a communist teacher of the faculty of divinity, he became retired prematurely. Furthermore; in those years Ayatollah Motahhari, in collaboration with some clergymen, established “Jameye Rohaniat-e-Mobarez” of Tehran hoping that such an institution would be gradually established in other cities as well.
Although professor Motahhari’s contact with Imam Khomeini continued after the Imam’s exile in France via letters and other means, in the year 1976 he managed to travel to the holy city of Najaf and consulted with Imam Khomeini on the important issues of the revolution and also seminaries. After the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyyed Mostafa Khomeini and the start of the new phase of the Islamic revolution, professor Motahhari fully devoted himself to the revolution and hence played a fundamental role in all of its phases.
At the time of Imam Khomeini’s stay in Paris, Ayatollah Motahhari traveled to France where he spoke with the Imam on the important issues of the revolution and it was then that Imam Khomeini urged him to shape the Islamic Revolution Council. Upon Imam Khomeini’s return to Iran, he personally took the responsibility of the welcoming committee and till the victory of the revolution and after that he always acted as a supporter of the leader of the Islamic revolution and served as a kind and trusted advisor for him. But at 22:20 p.m. of Tuesday, 1st of May 1979 he was martyred by a grouplet called “Forqan” after leaving an ideological and political gathering. This caused profound sorrow and grief for Imam Khomeini and the Islamic Ummah who had a lot of hopes for this great man’s future.
There remain tens of works by Ayatollah Motahhari. These works deal with a variety of religious issues and offer responses to many of the important questions of religious society so much so that we can name his works as a reliable source concerning the Islamic ideology system.
Some of Imam Khomeini’s Words on Martyr Allameh Morteza Motahhari
[Motahhari] was rare in Islamology and different Islamic and Qur’anic sciences. I have lost a very dear child. I am mourning for him who was one of the figures who was considered the fruit of my life. Martyrdom of this righteous child and immortal clergyman created a vacuum in the dear Islam that cannot be filled by any means.
Motahhari, who was rare in purifying spirit, the strength of belief and the power of speech, flew to the ethereal world, but the ill-wishers should know that his Islamic, scientific and philosophical personality won’t perish with his departure.
Motahhari was a dear child for me and a firm stronghold for the religious and scientific seminaries and a useful servant for people and country.
I recommend the students and the committed intellectuals not to let this dear professor’s books be forgotten by non-Islamic schemes.
In his short life, [Motahhari] left behind immortal works which stemmed from a wakeful conscience and a spirit filled with the love for religion. He embarked on educating and training the society with an eloquent style and an able thought in analyzing Islamic subjects and explaining philosophical facts with a popular diction and without uncertainty. His oral and written works are unexceptionally instructive and inspiring; and his advice and admonitions, which sprang from a heart filled with faith and belief, are useful both for the Ulema and the laymen.
Late Motahhari was an individual who had different aspects of personality; and few people have done the service to the young generation and others as Motahhari has done. All his works are unexceptionally good and I don’t know anybody else whose works I could call unexceptionally good. His works are unexceptionally good and constructive for humans.
Professor Motahhari from the Viewpoint of Ayatollah Khamenei
Interview with the Supreme Leader on Martyr Motahhari
‘I consider myself Mr. Motahhari’s pupil’
As you know late professor Motahhari was a philosopher; the science sought by him was mostly the philosophical science. Later on; however, he got to the subjects of theology, i.e. he dealt with Islamic issues with new argumentation method of modern philosophy. But he spent most of his time on philosophical matters. He was considered the philosophical student of Imam Khomeini and Allameh Tabatabaiee. Thus what he maintains in theology is Hekmat Mota’aliah, i.e. the Philosophy of Molla Sadra.
His behaviour was like that of the mystics who would set out to find a perfect instructor. Basically his spiritual and moral condition was in such a way. He would search to know for example if a perfect elderly instructor is somewhere in the world, and he would go to him to stay by him. Indeed, spiritually, such a situation was fitting him. Yet he had found such a perfect instructor in Iran. He was absorbed in Imam Khomeini and Allameh Tabatabaiee. He was captivated by their love and regarded their scientific and mystic status very high.
Morally, late Motahhari was a prominent man; and a pure-hearted, enlightened, just, self-possessed and mature person. In his personal bonds with God he was a mystic, a man of God’s remembrance, journey towards God and worship. He used to say: “I have learnt paying attention to and worship of God from my father.”
Professor Motahhari had a lot of historical information especially about the recent history, and particularly on the issues related to the Ulema, seminaries, scientific, spiritual, philosophical and mystic figures. These pieces of information were not registered in any book and are heard from the professors and great figures and kept in mind. Since he knew all professors and Ulema of Najaf, Samarra and Isfahan, he was well-informed about their events and he would talk of them in the gatherings and visits held on different occasions.
Supereme Leader’s Words on Professor Motahhari’s Personality and Works
“As time passes from his martyrdom, his spiritual and ideological works and bounties manifest more fresh dimensions. The ideological and scientific works of that grand clergyman become clearer in the scene of the country press and religious knowledge; and one understands that an intellectual clergyman with responsibilities could have so fruitful life.”
Martyr Motahhari with his strong and decent thought stepped in the fields of Islamic subjects that hitherto nobody had stepped; and considering the ideas that had prevailed or were going to prevail in the country---through translation and import from the west and east, he entered a profound, vast and interminable scientific challenge. He both embarked on a very clever struggle to confront with the Marxists and entered the scene to confront with the western and Liberalist thoughts. This role is very important; it needs both courage and self-confidence, it requires both thinking strength and Ijtihad (being well- qualified in jurisprudence and different theological fields), it both needs certainty and resolute belief. This great man had all these together; he was both a learned man and very faithful, he was firm in his belief and had self-confidence, too; these are all necessary.”
Leader’s Visit with Martyr Motahhari’s Family (1996)
He had three characteristics regarding ideological issues: First, he had a strong thought and he was a true thinker. Secondly, while presenting and spreading the ideological principles, he had no intention but God’s nearness, promotion of the truth and fighting against the false. There was sincerity in him and his personal actions which would naturally make the second characteristic tangible. For example think of some people who are thinkers, yet do not present their thought for God’s sake, but they present it to show that they are knowledgeable, to draw people’s attention and to say that they are philosophers. Martyr Motahhari was not such. He would present thought for God’s sake and for Islam. He would truly burn up [like a candle] and would gush forth [like a fountain] and would present [Islamic ideas]. The reason for his survival is his second characteristic. It means that sincerity will have its impact and the Almighty God will grace any deed done with sincerity. The third characteristic was his working hard and his inexhaustibility.
The truth is that he wouldn’t sit till he might be referred to; but rather he would himself go after activity. He had these three characteristics.”
Leader’s Visit with Martyr Motahhari’s Family (1998)
“We should introduce Mr. Motahhari to the world especially the Islamic world. And if we want to introduce him, which points should be highlighted? I think this is your most important job. Some aspects of a figure’s personality are either unique that must be highlighted or are very outstanding that should be stressed.
In the life of the late Martyr Ayatollah Motahhari, his personality and his scientific identity there are numerous examples of these. One point, that in my opinion has the prime importance, is the new interpretation of the Islamic teachings. This is apart from his philosophical aspect and his strong and compelling arguments in the footnotes of ‘The principles of philosophy’ by ‘Ayatollah Tabatabaiee. This is another point. He elucidated Islamic concepts and teachings with a novel diction and expression which was much needed. I don’t say that if the works of the predecessors were pondered and scrutinized signs of this exegesis would not be found. Really if one had attentively studied the works of the Ulema he would have found some hints and cues; but I want to say that nobody had done this. As far as we know, nobody had done it before Mr. Motahhari. Even the modernist writers, who had emerged in the Arab countries, and we knew some of them, had not done this. These Egyptian authors, who were modernists and would write things with a broader sight and who knew the world somewhat more than Martyr Motahhari, most of them had traveled a lot and had visited different universities. Yet he [Ayatollah Motahhari] was not so, he was confined. I mean he was inside Iran and Tehran but his profound vision of the Islamic issues and his novel understanding of the verses [of Qur’an] and the narrations [of the Ahl-ul-Bayt], in my opinion, was one of his most outstanding aspects. It was he who, for the first time, substantively expressed the subjects related to principles of ideology, piety, patience, love, fairness, justice, and so on in the ideological atmosphere of Iran.
We thank God that Mr. Motahhari’s name was not forgotten in our society and the mental atmosphere of this country; but rather it became more prominent day by day. Many of the world phenomena are naturally perishable and by the lapse of time they become older. Most of the world phenomena are such. Yet there are some phenomena that not only do not fall into oblivion via lapse of time but become brighter, more manifest, more spectacular and more impressive. The phenomena based on reality are usually such. I clearly feel that, thank God, Martyr Ayatollah Motahhari’s thoughts are such.”
Memoirs of Dr. Ali Motahhari (Martyr Motahhari’s Son)
Night Supplication in front of the Word Allah
As it is said he didn’t give up midnight vigilance, midnight prayer, and wakefulness since his youth till the end of his life. It was his practice both at the time of studentship and after that and even at the time of martyrdom. I remember that facing our house there was the house of one of the previous regime’s officials which was usually guarded by two police officers. Apparently since the official had seen that the lamp of our house was lit at midnight, had worried to find the reason and it was important for him from the security point of view. He had told the guards to look for the reason. Professor [Motahhari] had a neon board of Allah which was green when lit. He would turn it on and perform his midnight prayer in its light. After the revolution one of the officers said, we had examined several nights and I had looked through the window to see what was going on inside the house. At the end I myself saw that he came at midnight and started worshipping for an hour. We were somehow absorbed by the professor, and despite much negative propaganda against the clergymen and him in particular to make us pessimist to them, we became very interested in him so much so that some would say we got our salary from the government but it was as if we were guarding him.
A Voice vis-à-vis MHe was very sensitive against ideological deviations and believed that we were seeking Islamic revolution and not mere revolution. It is not important that Shah goes but it is important to see what system is established after his going. Because if after the ouster of the Shah, for example the Mojahedin-e-Khalq take the lead, it is much better not to stage a revolution at all. Thus the deviated groups had found out professor Motahhari’s sensitiveness and had become his enemy. Three or four months before the victory of the Islamic revolution, a person, who had some tendencies to Mojahedin-e-Khalq and the leftists and was intended to be religious, too, was freed from the prison. Professor [Motahhari] said we had better visit him. I was with the professor. There was a man by the name of Ashuri as one of the heads of the Forqan group. He spoke of Islam and Marxism and said: ‘These two religions say one single thing and their content is the same with different forms. They speak of the laborers and we speak of the oppressed. Therefore our word is the same. We should unite to topple the regime of Shah and basically there is no difference between Islam and Marxism, etc.’ Professor was very upset and that man knew that professor Motahhari would answer him. That’s why he rose to leave. The professor said: ‘No, Be seated! Be seated!’ He made him sit and explained him in detail that our path is fundamentally separate from that of the Marxists. In no way can the forms be different with the same content. And we cannot unite with the Marxists in any way.
Immortal among People
Prior to the victory of the Islamic revolution, at the time of Imam Khomeini’s staying in Paris, it was heard everywhere that the regime of Shah wanted to arrest the leaders and prominent figures of the revolution.
Some people told him [Ayatollah Motahhari] it was better to go somewhere else to hide. He said: ‘Such actions are not good for clergymen. It is not good for us to escape from one place to another to hide; such things are not good for us.’ He stayed at home like before and nothing happened.
His Method of Training Children
One of the features of the professor’s training method for his children was that he would never resort to force and coercion and he would let them to realize and choose the right path with their own thought and wisdom. About choosing the field of education and the way of spending leisure time and the like he would never force us to do something necessarily; but he would show us the way. As the holy Qur’an says: ‘…be he grateful or ungrateful.’ And it was we who would choose the way. There was never force over our heads and we would choose one way with interest and free will.
The Professor’s Arrest after anti-Israel Speech
I have another memory from the year 1969 when he delivered the provocative speech on Palestine in Hosseinieh Ershad. This speech has been broadcast many times by IRIB. It was a very provocative, important and interesting speech which shook the regime of Shah; and it required a lot of courage to deliver such a speech when the regime of Shah was in the zenith of power and had the highest level of relations and unity with Israel. When the Israeli planes would refuel in Iran’s airport(s) during the 1967 war and would fly over the heads of the Arabs and Muslims, much bravery was needed to give such a speech and we saw that professor Motahhari gave that speech and was promptly arrested and taken away. When he was freed he said, ‘They made me sit in a car and blindfolded me and the car set out. I told them there is no need to blindfold and I will not look. If you want me not to look I will close my eyes. But they didn’t agree. Yet I realized the route till Ferdowsi square but didn’t realize after that.’ Apparently they had taken him to the committee of the SAVAK which was presumably located in the same Ferdowsi Street.
Allameh Tabatabaiee’s Message on the Occasion of Ayatollah Motahhari’s Martyrdom
In the name of the Almighty God
In memory of a scientific and philosophical personality who cast a world into grief and made the world of science and merit mournful with his departure.
Late Motahhari, who was a scientist, a thinker and a researcher with an overflowing intellect, a bright thought and a realistic mind, has left behind marvelous works and researches written about scientific and argumentative purposes that are seen in his books.
Late Motahhari, through his precious and blissful life that was abundant with scientific effort and philosophical thinking, sends an expressive and valuable message to the enthusiasts of science and philosophy never to repose from effort towards perfection and never forget scientific struggle for perfection; and in the market of realities turn their life--which is the best human commodity-- to the spiritual life— which is the lofty human life and is lasting till the world exists; and not to be absorbed and deceived by fabricated and imaginary personalities in this short life.
Yes, a narrow route opened by a scientist towards realities will bestow eternal life upon him and this is more valuable than the world and what it contains.
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Parte 2 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \"La Sagrada Defensa\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 3 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \\\"La Sagrada Defensa\\\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 4 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \\\"La Sagrada Defensa\\\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 5 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \"La Sagrada Defensa\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 6 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \"La Sagrada Defensa\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 7 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \"La Sagrada Defensa\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Parte 8 - La Sagrada Defensa - Sacred Defence - Spanish
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La...
Sobre los muros de todas las ciudades de Irán, se han dibujado las imágenes de grandes hombres a los que aquí, se denominan mártires.
La mayoría de las callejuelas, calles y autopistas han sido bautizadas con nombres de los mártires. En el Islam el término “mártir” posee cierta connotación sagrada; este adjetivo se le atribuye a alguien que no ha muerto como cualquier otra persona, sino que ha sacrificado su vida por fines patrióticos y religiosos.
En septiembre de 1980, Irak atacó a Irán. Todas las superpotencias y la mayoría de los países de la región apoyaban al exdictador iraquí, Saddam Husein, quien falló, en última instancia, en lograr todas sus metas.
La guerra duró 8 largos años, hasta que, finalmente los valientes combatientes iraníes triunfaron en defender y liberar a su país. A estos años, los llamamos los 8 años de \"La Sagrada Defensa\".
La Sagrada Defensa revela el auge de la resistencia y firmeza de los mártires del territorio iraní. Muestra el apogeo del altruismo y la fe de una nación que resistió durante 8 años para poder proteger las fronteras de su tierra, y recuerda la devastadora invasión de la República Islámica de Irán en 1980 por las hordas baasistas de Saddam en las órdenes de Estados Unidos que llevaron a los no deseados ocho años de guerra.
En esta serie, con la ayuda de rostros conocidos en diferentes ámbitos de Irán, les contaremos los puntos de inflexión y las diferentes etapas de la guerra Irán-Irak, desde el principio hasta el final. Conmemoramos a los mártires de Irán, deseando paz, amistad y días llenos de tranquilidad para todo el mundo.
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Le Magazine de l\\\\\\\'Afrique: La tragédie de Mina - French
Le Magazine de l\\\\\\\'Afrique: La
Jeudi matin, une bousculade à Mina a provoqué une tragédie à la Mecque. Le bilan des pèlerins morts...
Le Magazine de l\\\\\\\'Afrique: La
Jeudi matin, une bousculade à Mina a provoqué une tragédie à la Mecque. Le bilan des pèlerins morts dans cette tragédie dépassé 2000 personnes. Des centaines de pèlerins sont, toujours et encore portés disparus. Les pèlerins iraniens, nigérians, marocains et égyptiens ont été les principales victimes de ce drame. Sur les rapports officiels, 87 marocains, 20 camerounais, 19 nigériens, 14 égyptiens, 8 somaliens, 5 sénégalais, 3 kényans, comptent parmi les pèlerins morts dans cette bousculade, sans pourtant oublier des centaines de pèlerins africains ont été portés disparus., ce alors que le régime saoudien a interdit aux pèlerins blessés dans cette bousculade de prendre contact avec leur famille. Le gouvernement nigérian dont un grand nombre de pèlerons ont trouvé la mort à Mina a décrété trois jours de deuil.
Des dizaines de pèlerins iraniens aussi ont été tués, à Mina. L’Iran aussi a décrété trois jours de deuil. \\\\\\\"Les dirigeants saoudiens devront s’excuser auprès de l’Oumma islamique et les familles endeuillées des pèlerins victimes du drame de Mina, au lieu d\\\\\\\'imputer à autrui la responsabilité qui leur revient dans l’incident tragique à Mina.\\\\\\\", a réitéré le Guide suprême de la Révolution islamique. L’honorable Ayatollah Khamenei a souligné dimanche matin, devant les étudiants en théologie: « Le monde de l’Islam a beaucoup de questions à poser sur l’incident de Mina. » En allusion à la tragédie de Mina qui a endeuillé l\\\\\\\'Oumma islamique au jour de l\\\\\\\'Aïd Al-Adha, cette grande fête des musulmans, le Guide suprême de la Révolution islamique a souligné : « Il est impossible à tout un chacun d\\\\\\\'oublier même pour un seul instant cette grande peine, qui pèse de tout son poids sur notre coeur et celui de tous les musulmans. » Le Guide suprême de la Révolution islamique a fait remarquer que c\\\\\\\'est injuste, un geste avorté et inefficace de la part des dirigeants saoudiens de se dérober de leur responsabilité envers cette tragédie et de l\\\\\\\'imputer aux autres.
Narration 2 :
Après la tragédie de Mina, qui s’est soldée par la mort de milliers de pèlerins, tandis qu\\\\\\\'un grand nombre d\\\\\\\'entre eux étaient blessés, le gouvernement saoudien a formulé des accusations sans fondement. En premier lieu, il a accusé les pèlerins africains, et, ensuite, les pèlerins iraniens, d’être à l’origine de cet incident. Et ce, alors que les vidéos et les témoignages des témoins oculaires mettent en évidence le fait que cette tragédie découle du laxisme et de la mauvaise gestion des cérémonies du Hadj par les Al-e Saoud. Les vidéos diffusées sur le drame, qui s’est produit, à Mina, montrent que le dispositif de sécurité saoudien défaillant est à l’origine de ce triste évènement.
Ils ont mis sur le compte du destin, la mort de plus de 2.000 pèlerins, à Mina, et cherché à imputer aux pèlerins, la responsabilité de cette catastrophe humaine, à Mina. Même après ce drame, les autorités saoudiennes ne se sont pas montrées responsables envers les morts et les blessés. Quelques jours après cet incident, des centaines de personnes sont, toujours, portées disparues. La plupart des victimes sont originaires du Nigeria, de l’Iran, du Maroc et de l’Egypte.
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[Clip] Sweet Taste of Faith | Ali Reza Panahian | Farsi Sub English
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Faith is sweet, beautiful, and beloved - faith itself! Faith takes one to a higher level of life. The...
Clip Sweet Taste of Faith
Ali Reza Panahian
Faith is sweet, beautiful, and beloved - faith itself! Faith takes one to a higher level of life. The Holy Prophet (s) lived with God! His existence depended on God. God gave flavor to his life. God was the sweetness of his life. God was what made things sweet for him. His soul didn’t enjoy anything else except God. Is the sweetness of faith something small? Are we just mentioning one of many things that are sweet?!For God’s sake, look at how indifferent we are about what is happening in the world. The Qur’an says, “He is with you wherever you are.” [57:4] We say, “Aha, ok.” “He is with you.” Such a person doesn’t taste this. He is with you wherever you are. He says, “So? What should I do?” “We are nearer to him than his life-vein.” [Qur’an 50:16] He says, “Aha.” Such a person’s brain has shut down! Tell him, “‘Wherever you turn, you are always in the presence of God.’ [Qur’an 2:115] Can you see how God has encompassed you?” But a person still feels lonely. This means you haven’t tasted the sweetness of faith. You should taste its sweetness. Do you remember when you were a little kid? As soon as your mom or dad would hug you, you would say, “Yes! Now I’m in my place. He/she is holding me. This is better.” When I was a child, I would go into my dad’s embrace in cold weather. When he would hold me under his cloak, all the problems in the world were solved for me in his embrace. After growing up, your dad’s cloak was supposed to be replaced with God, but it hasn’t happened. So you thought it’s natural for human beings to feel it’s just them. No, it’s not human beings that feel it’s just them. Yes, it’s… um... I don’t want to say sheep. They feel it’s just them, not human beings. Human beings have not been created to feel they’re alone. God says, “He is with Me. I’m with him Myself.” Faith is sweet, beautiful, and beloved - faith itself! For God’s sake, look how indifferent we are about what is happening in the world. Tell him, “‘Wherever you turn, you are always in the presence of God.’ Can you see how God has encompassed you?” But this person still feels lonely. This means that he hasn’t tasted the sweetness of faith.
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[Clip] How to be influenced by the Qur’an | Ali Reza Panahian | Farsi...
Some people don’t even bat an eye!
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The first, most common, important, influential, valuable, effective psychological effect of the verses of the Qur’an is the induction of God\'s greatness in the heart of His servant. What will be the result of this? The result is one feeling small and humble, and one becoming crushed before the greatness of God. From then on, pleasure, enlightenment, mercy, kindness and everything good can be tasted. If someone reads the Qur\'an like this, he won’t abandon the Qur\'an anymore and will become fond of it. Try it.
The first of God’s attributes that you must pay attention to in order for your soul to become corrected, and so that light, mercy and the doors to all beauties will be opened to you, is God’s greatness. Do you know what the result of this will be? When you recite the Qur\'an, it is as if you are attending a workshop that inspires God’s greatness in your soul!
This is not like listening to a speech, which is about exercising and the human anatomy for instance. They say, “This is an arm muscle. Repeating this move 20 times brings about these changes.” But you have not exercised. But if you actually go to a gym, you will start exercising, sweating and strengthening your muscles. When you recite the Qur’an, it is as if you have gone to a gym and are practicing with God’s attribute of greatness. This is very surprising and important! This is the first action that helps build up the human soul. If this is true, it’s very important. It’s a key point.
The first feeling that one must find with respect to God is feeling humble and small before God. [You say,] “I’m your little one.” After saying this, you start loving God too. Let’s not run before we can walk! We cannot love God unless we become small before Him. We must first become small before Him. We should pay attention to the Qur’an. You prostrate before God [when praying]. Have you noticed this? Have you noticed that you bow down? Have you noticed that you put your face on the dust? Why don’t you bat an eye at this?
What I am talking about has been mentioned in the Qur’an too. “Had We sent down this Qur’an on a mountain, you would certainly have seen it falling down, splitting asunder because of its fear of Allah.” [Qur’an 59:21] What is meant by “falling down, splitting asunder” is that it would have become small and crushed.
Have you seen how when some people are arguing they say, “You’re nothing to me”? This means you’re very small. “Splitting asunder” means it becomes small and crushed. O God, crush us. And who can understand the pleasure of becoming crushed by reciting the verses of the Qur\'an? The way to become fond of the Qur’an is to become crushed with it. But sometimes we don’t even bat an eye. An example is when a person is cursed but doesn’t even bat an eye. The Qur’an is crushing you. Be affected by it and see how enjoyable it is.
Write this phrase I’m saying a hundred times tonight! Become crushed with the verses of the Qur’an and see how enjoyable it is. You don’t need to write it more than a hundred times! We will remember it. Become crushed with the verses of the Qur’an and see how enjoyable it is. This does not need much spiritual wayfaring. You will become fond of the Qur’an.
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What is your purpose in practicing religion Agha AliReza Panhiyan 2022 -...
I want to enjoy more.
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What is your purpose in practicing religion? We can mention other reasons for our religiosity. They are right too. But it\'s not suitable to word it like that. It’s not nice or pleasant to say it like that. [We can count them,] “One, two, three, four.” Usually the reasons mentioned are not accurate. It’s more accurate to say, “I want to enjoy more.”
Why do you want to enjoy more in this world and in the Hereafter? Because God has created me to enjoy, not to suffer. God is kind. He has allowed me to experience pleasures and has created me in a way that I pursue enjoyments. He doesn’t say, “Don’t touch it! I want to bother you.” Is God like this?! One doesn’t understand God if he thinks he hasn’t been created to enjoy.
Have you seen how some fathers are a little grudging? God forbid, I don’t want to insult fathers. Or some employers or bosses. For example, a father sees his child is playing. As soon as he sees his child playing, he says, “Shouldn’t you be studying now?!” [The child says,] “You can’t tolerate me playing? You have to remind me now?!” Some people think the same way about God. They think God likes to see us suffering!
What is your purpose in practicing religion? Don’t say, “So I won’t go to Hell.” Don’t say, “I’m forced to.” Only a part of this is true! Don’t say, “This is God’s right.” What will happen next after you carry out God’s right? Will you enjoy it? [You’ll say,] “No, I’m not after enjoying.” You force me to say something! I have to tell you, “Kiddo! You’re not at that level! You’ll go astray with one small pleasure. And now you’re talking about carrying out God’s right?!”
Human beings have been created to enjoy. “Why do you practice religion?” To enjoy. “Is practicing religion the way for us to enjoy?” Yes! Now the second part of the discussion starts. Yes, no one else knows how to show the way. [One might say,] “No, God is showing us how to stay away from sins.” God is not that boring! God has created me to enjoy. Is it rational for Him to not let me enjoy? [He won’t say,] “I’ve created you to enjoy, but don’t touch anything! Go away!” This is a misconception about God! Such a God is not kind.
We say, “In the name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful.” God Who is kind has created me to enjoy. We can’t deny this. Wouldn’t this be unkind for Him to tell me to move away [from pleasures]?
What is your purpose in practicing religion? We can mention other reasons for our religiosity. They are right too. But it\'s not accurate to word it like that. It’s more accurate to say, “I want to enjoy more.”
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From where should we start to reach our goal | Agha Alireza Panahiyan |...
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We want to reach the goal that God has created us for. What should we do? From where should we start?
One starting point is choosing your goal well. Moving forward, having the insight to have a program to move forward and having enthusiasm to reach the destination, are very dependent on our seeing the goal. Whenever you see your heart feels cold, whenever you see you don’t have that needed speed and eagerness, whenever you see you can’t find the way and don’t know what you should do, know that your connection with your goal has become weak.
For each deed you should have the intention of getting close to God. When you say, “To get close to God,” you’re saying your goal. Mention your goal, then take action. Mention your goal, then take action. Doing good deeds and worshiping without mentioning the goal is useless. Interestingly you must keep repeating this. If you prayed but didn’t have the intention of getting close to God, you have to pray again. It was useless.
Having a goal is this important! This doesn’t mean just saying you believe and then thinking that now you’re a believer. You should keep remembering this goal and being concerned with it for each act. You should take action because of it. You want to chat with your friend or you want to rest. You want to get up at dawn. You want to go to work tomorrow. You should say it. You should repeat it in your heart. “I’m doing these for that goal.” You should repeat this.
How many actions do you do every day? Can you count the actions you do in your day? “I go to work.” Before going to work, you do one hundred other things too. One is that you get dressed. Let’s talk about getting dressed. We don’t count it as an activity. What is your intention for wearing these clothes? “I’m just wearing clothes. I can’t go without clothes! I have to wear clothes.” “Why are you wearing these clothes?” “I’ve bought them to wear them!” A tradition says that if you wear clothes to attract people’s attention, God won’t look at you as long as you’re wearing those clothes. “But this was the most normal act. This was my everyday coat!” What was your intention today for wearing this normal, everyday coat?”
This is how religion trains us. Religiosity starts from this point. “A person wears clothes to attract people’s attention. Do I have to look ugly? Should I wear a sack?!” No, but why do you want to attract people’s attention? Because of God or because of yourself? “Just forget it! You look at my intentions in too much detail!” It’s fine if you look proper to others. It’s good that you bought good clothes. Whether your clothes are normal, average or good, say, “God, I want to look good because of You.”
[One says,] “But I don’t remember to do this!” If you don’t pay attention to this, you won’t move toward your goal! You’ll also lose the opportunities you have. Then you will wonder why you don’t move forward. It’s because you’re not in a hurry and don’t feel a pressing need. Because of God! After putting on your clothes, won’t you say goodbye before you go out? Why do you want to say goodbye? “But we always say goodbye! Can I just make the intention that from now on whenever I say goodbye it’s for the sake of God?”
Why do you want to take a step toward your goal just once? You don’t want to put effort to move toward your goal again? You’ve become tired of your goal!? Is this repetition bothering you? One time forever? Maybe you want a computer to do it for you?! So you don’t want to become close to God at all. Go live your life.
A person who has a strong connection with his goal will remember it each time. Now that God has made it so simple and you can move toward God with your simple deeds, why don’t you do it? You’re announcing to others, “People, I know God. This God is boring for you to want to remember Him all the time. So don’t come toward Him. My life is boring too. Don’t make your life boring.” Is this what you want to announce? You haven’t gone toward God yourself and now you want to prevent others as well?
One should pay attention to his goal very much. And one should have a constant connection with his goal. Whenever you see your heart feels cold, whenever you see you don’t have that needed speed and eagerness, whenever you see you can’t find the way and don’t know what you should do, know that your connection with your goal has weakened. A person who has a strong connection with his goal will remember it each time.
For all your deeds, you should have the intention of getting close to God. “Getting close to God” means saying our goal. Doing good deeds and worshiping without mentioning the goal is useless. Religiosity starts from this point.
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West, israel linked to SE Iran blasts - 16 July 2010 - English
A ranking official with the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has implicated "the US, Israel and some European countries" in...
A ranking official with the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has implicated "the US, Israel and some European countries" in the deadly blasts in the southeastern Iranian city of Zahedan.
Yadollah Javani, the head of IRGC's political bureau, said late Thursday that the latest terrorist attack in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan points to the involvement of terrorist groups under the auspices of the United States, Israel and some Western countries, which seek sectarian division, Fars news agency reported.
Two explosions in the front of Zahedan's Grand Mosque on Thursday left more than 20 martyrs and over 100 injured.
The first explosion occurred at 9:20 p.m. local time (1650 GMT) in front of the city's Grand Mosque, and was followed by a second blast within minutes.
"The enemy seeks out division between Shia and Sunni Muslims in order to create chaos in the country," Javani noted.
"One could not doubt the involvement of secret foreign services in the efforts to generate tension amongst Muslims," he further explained.
The Iranian official also noted that confessions made by Abdolmalek Rigi, the Pakistan-based Jundallah terrorist group's ringleader, before his execution last month, unveiled widespread US support for waging an insurgency against the Islamic Republic.
"Rigi's confessions prove that the US, Zionists and some European countries are directly linked with the Zahedan blasts, because he had confessed that the US wants bomb attacks to be carried out across Iran," he said.
After Rigi's execution, Jundallah was effectively disbanded and experts say that the group is highly unlikely to have carried out the latest blasts.
It is widely believed that hard-line Wahabis and Salafis trained by the CIA in Pakistan are the main elements behind the bombings.
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The death toll from the twin bomb blasts in the southeastern Iranian city of Zahedan has reached 27 while more than ten times as many have been injured.
The late July 15 blasts hit outside the city's Grand Mosque, leaving widespread devastations in its trail, IRNA reported on Friday.
The two explosions that took place in front of the mosque on also ripped through nearby shops.
The first explosion occurred at 9:20 p.m. local time (1650 GMT) and was followed by a second blast within minutes, local officials said Thursday.
Emergency efforts are underway to help those injured.
It is widely believed that hard-line Wahabis and Salafis trained by the CIA in Pakistan are the main elements behind the bombings.
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Abese Suresi Tefsir Turkce - Turkish
A) 1'den 4 ayete kadar olanlar, Allah cc 'amâ'ya arkasını dönen kişiye olan öfkesini gösterir. Ve bu kişinin değersizliğini belirtmek...
A) 1'den 4 ayete kadar olanlar, Allah cc 'amâ'ya arkasını dönen kişiye olan öfkesini gösterir. Ve bu kişinin değersizliğini belirtmek için o'na, 3. tekil şahıs zamiriyle hitap eder = "O"
B) 3, 4 ayetlerde, Allah cc, İslam aşkından habersiz olan pagan'a, "o müminin halini bilemiyeceğini ve temizlenip öğüt alıp faydalanabileceğini," asla anlıyamıyacağını yüzler; zira, "bunun ne işi var burda?" dercesine -üstelik ama ve fakir olduğu için de, o'na arkasını dönmüstür!
C) 5. ayette, Allah cc, bu kişinin, kibiriyle, zenginliğiyle kendini fakir müminden üstün tuttuğunu (fakiri küçük düşürmeğe çalıştığını) belirtir;
D) 6'dan 10'a kadar, Allah cc, "fakir, âma bir müslümana arkasını dönecek kadar alçalan bir kimseye vaaz vermenin lüzumlu olmadığıdını, zira bu davranışın bir mümine verilecek alâkayı dağıttığını" Peygamberimize hatırlatmaktadır;
E) son olarak, burada, 11 ve son 42'inci ayet dahil, "fakire arkasını dönen" bu gibilere uyarı vardır! Allah cc'nin bu kişilere LÂ'NET'i ve "Rabb' lerinin üstünlüğünü inkâr etmelerine," İHTÂR'ı açıkca görülmektedir!
Her halikârda, bu SURE'nin işareti açıktır. "Dünya insanını Ahiret'e" ve "zengini fakire" tercih edenlere KINAMA vardır!
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Imam Hysein (a) Karvani i Krenarisë - Arabic sub Albanian...
Ky film është një paraqitje e ngjarjeve që janë pas Martirizmit (Shehid) të Imam Hysseinit (a) më 10 Muharrem në vitin 61...
Ky film është një paraqitje e ngjarjeve që janë pas Martirizmit (Shehid) të Imam Hysseinit (a) më 10 Muharrem në vitin 61
luan pas Hixheretit (imigrimit të Prejgamberit (s) në Medine).
Në atë kohë, Motra e tij Zayyida Zajnebja (a) dhe i biri tij
Imam Zein-el Abeidin (a) me gratë dhe fëmijët e Shtëpiës së Prejgamberit (s) të cilet nuk u vranë në betejë jon kapur dhe marrë në një kolonë të zisë (pikllëimi) dhe nga vuajtjet e pallatit të Ibn Zaijad në Kufër dhe prej atje për në pallatin e Jezidit në Sham.
Në këtë udhëtim kishte kushtuar atyre shumë lloje të torturës dhe të poshtërimit.
Në atë Konvoj ishte Zejnebja (a) me durim dhe urtësin e tyre kundër tiranit pabesi dhe sundimtarët pabesët dhe të provuar me vendosmërinë e tyre të fortë se Martizmit të Imam Husseinit (a) është me të vërtetë një Martir në rrugën e riparimit të Umetit Gjyshit të tij, i të Derguarit të All-llahut xh.sh.
Kështu qe ajo ishte në fakt prej karavani e poshtërimit por në të vërtet Grat e bëren një Karavan të Krenarisë,
Çfarë tregon ky film është një seri dhimbshëm e së vërtetave dhe faktve.
Përkthimi prej GER-SHQ
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My dear Zaynab, can you believe this is Karbala? Agha Ali Raza Panhiyan...
“How can I be separated from you?”
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May this never happen to you that they tell you that you can’t participate in mourning ceremonies for Husayn (as) anymore. Wouldn’t this be terrible? It is not even imaginable that they stop us from participating in such meetings. But tonight, Zaynab was told that she should give up her Husayn since this is Karbala. You’re not willing to abandon Husayn’s (as) mourning ceremony. But from tonight, Zaynab (as) had to prepare herself to lose Husayn (as). Alas for Zaynab’s heart from tonight.
What was the philosophy behind Imam Husayn’s (as) head being carried along with Zaynab from Karbala to Kufa and Damascus? Maybe it was for Zaynab to be able to slowly detach herself from Husayn (as). Alas for Zaynab’s heart from tonight. [When they reached Karbala,] the Imam (as) asked, “What’s the name of this land?” They replied, “Karbala.” He said, “I seek refuge in God from sorrow (Karb) and tragedy (bala).”
Whenever he talked about Karbala, he would look at Zaynab (as). [It was as if he was saying,] “My Zaynab, this is Karbala. I’m addressing you. We’re going to be separated from each other here. Be ready.” Zaynab (as) would ignore these words and look in a different direction. Aba Abdillah al-Husayn (as) would glance at Zaynab (as), “Did my Zaynab believe this is Karbala? If she had believed it, she would have started wailing. No, she doesn’t believe it. She doesn’t want to accept it.” He would look at his Zaynab caringly.
I talked about this story in the last meeting, and I’m talking about it again now. And I’ll always talk about it. Because it took nine days for Husayn (as) to tell Zaynab (as), “This is Karbala. Believe this.” She ignored this until the evening of Tasu’a when Husayn (as) said, “O world! Woe to you.” When Zaynab (as) heard this, she threw herself in front of Husayn (as), screamed and fainted. “My Husayn, don’t talk about leaving.” “My Zaynab, I have tried to tell you many times that this is Karbala! Why didn’t you want to believe this?” “I can’t tolerate this. Don’t talk about leaving!” This means, “I was trying to ignore the fact that we have been in Karbala during these nine days. No matter how much you said this is Karbala, I tried to keep myself busy and didn’t want to accept it.”
Imam Husayn (as) said, “My Zaynab! My ancestor (the Prophet), father, brother and mother were all better than I am. They all passed away and you were patient.” She replied, “I was able to be patient because you were there. How can I be separated from you?”
May God’s curse be upon the oppressors.
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[Session 2] Becoming familiar with some of the sweet concepts of the...
Becoming familiar with some of the sweet concepts of the Sha’baniya Supplication / Session 2
In the name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful....
Becoming familiar with some of the sweet concepts of the Sha’baniya Supplication / Session 2
In the name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful. In the beginning of the “Sha’baniya Supplication,” many reasons for not supplicating God have been mentioned. These reasons show that when a person wants to say something to God, there is no need to say anything. God hears a person’s words even before he says anything; God knows his words. The Almighty God knows a person’s needs, so how else can one talk to God? Perhaps many people don’t read supplications because they think God knows everything that is in their hearts and all their needs.
The Commander of the Faithful (‘a) mentions the reasons for not praying. After the passionate insistence that can be seen at the beginning of the supplication, after that intense emotion, beseeching and escaping from others, life and the world towards God, and after the enthusiasm that he shows for talking to God, he immediately says some things, which seem to be reasons for not praying. The Imam (‘a) says, “I have hope for the reward that is with You. You know what is inside me. You are aware of my needs and my inner being. My return to the Hereafter and my eternal home are not hidden from you.” You are not unaware of my past or my future and what I want to tell You. “Whatever I want to say or request, and also what I have hope for my outcome, are not hidden from You.”
All of these can be a reason for not praying. “God You know my situation!” If the Almighty God knows these, why does he insist on talking to God? Actually, I want to say that the Commander of the Faithful, Ali (‘a), wants to announce the severity of his insistence here. Although God knows, he is beseeching Him and asking Him, “Hear my prayer. Hear my voice. Pay attention to me when I talk to You.” When the Commander of the Faithful says these words, his insistence on praying becomes clear. “I insist and I know that You know all about me.”
We regular people may not really have this deep understanding like Imam Ali (‘a) that God is totally aware about us. But, the Commander of the Faithful has a deep understanding and belief that God is aware about a person. So why does he insist for God to hear him when he knows that God hears? This shows a certain level of desire and asking, when a person puts these kinds of rational words aside. As a poem says, “Say goodbye to wisdom.” If a person wants to reason exactly, he may say, “God, I’m sitting here and You know all my requests.” But, when this intense emotion, enthusiasm and pleading reaches a peak, a person cannot be patient and quiet anymore. We should read the “Sha’baniya Supplication” with this intention that we have come to see how the Commander of the Faithful (‘a) talks to God. This supplication is amazing. We should read it in a way that we are looking at the face and insistence of the Commander of the Faithful (‘a).
I remember a tradition in which the Imam said some things to his companion. His companion said, “I saw that the Commander of the Faithful was leaving the city at dawn. I asked, ‘Where are you going?’ He replied, ‘I’m going after my own wishes!’ The Imam was in a different mood when he said this. I asked, ‘What are your wishes and needs?’ The Imam replied, ‘The one who should know, knows. I don’t need to tell these to anyone else.’” Here, the Imam is saying the same sentences to his friend too. And, he left in that different mood. He would wail and cry very much (when praying).
God, if we aren’t able to reach You, we ask to see at least the Commander of the Faithful’s supplications one time, so that we can understand what is going on in the world, how Your friends felt and look at them from afar. If we are never able to imagine this feeling clearly and aren’t able to experience this in ourselves, let us see it in the unique face of the Commander of the Faithful. See in the first phrase of this supplication how Imam Ali states his beliefs about God, “God, whatever happens to me till the end of my life is in Your hands and Your knowledge. What comes to me or is taken away, benefits or loss, are in Your hands and not the hands of anyone else.” He’s showing his extreme monotheism.
Along with this, Imam Ali (‘a) is showing a great enthusiasm, and that enthusiasm doesn’t allow him to be silent. Although God sees him, his severe enthusiasm compels him to talk to his God. As I explained about the previous phrase, this severe enthusiasm causes him to say, “Hear my prayer. Hear my voice.” There is no need for him to say these. God hears.
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Tutorial 03 - Friendship Bracelet - Beginner - The Zig-Zag...
MATERIAL: Six Stranded Embroidery Floss (DMC BRAND)
INSTRUCTIONS:
You will need 65\" (inches) of string if doubling the...
MATERIAL: Six Stranded Embroidery Floss (DMC BRAND)
INSTRUCTIONS:
You will need 65\" (inches) of string if doubling the strings, 35\" (inches) if you\'re using individual colors.
Basically you just need to make a bunch of forward knots from left to right and then when you want to reverse just start making backward knots from right to left.
It\'s a very simple bracelet and can be done with as many strings as you want!
NOTE: I realized after I had completed this video that the girl who requested it actually asked for the FLIP-FLOP zig-zag pattern- so I need to re-do this and go get the flip-flop done.
That\'s not an issue, though. I\'m sure there was someone out there that was wondering how to do the plain zig-zag bracelets so I am going to post the video anyway!
So yeah, I\'m off to make the flip-flop version. If that\'s the one you want just click the annotation at the end of the video and it will take you right to the pattern! Thanks for watching!
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