“Without resistance the existence of Monotheism (Tawheed) will not be possible either. The prophethood and the prophetic mission would not have produced any fruits. The rights of the deprived people could not have been obtained from the tyrants. Prayers, fasting, and other rituals would also have been meaningless. Therefore it is resistance which fulfils all…
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According to some documented narrations…
“According to some documented narrations related to the infallible Imams, the importance of patience has been defined as follows: “Patience out of faith is like a head to a body.” The head of a person holds the most critical importance as far as life is concerned. One may tolerate the absence of different parts in…
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Without patience all the higher educational and…
“Without patience all the higher educational and ethical values of Islam (piety, trust, and righteousness) would have been forgotten; and in essence, each parameter of religion which requires action and efforts, would have remained deprived of them. Because religion requires practice, which is not possible without patience. Therefore what provides life-giving fresh blood to this…
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Let us see what influence and role is played by…
“Let us see what influence and role is played by patience in the geometrical figure representing the faith of a true believer. Let us consider the example of an automobile which is supposed to move someone together with his household belongings to a certain location. After passing through various streets, this automobile finally reaches the…
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A person committed to religion will act as follows…
“A person committed to religion will act as follows: (I) He must believe in religious principles. (II) He must obey the religious regulations. (III) He must be familiar with the special clauses dealing with ethics. If one fulfils all the above three, in his conduct, one could rightly be called a true believer.” SOURCE: DISCOURSE…
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