The Holy Qur’an draws the attention of people to Ma’ad (Resurrection) and entrance into spring after the winter death and reminds men of the power of Allah, as it states: ‘And among His signs is this, that you see the earth still, but when We send down on it the water, it stirs and swells:…
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Satan’s guile is always weak…
“God says, “Satan’s guile is always weak.” (Qur’an 4:76) Therefore, we are the ones who deceive ourselves. When a person starts liking something, he changes himself in favour of it. When he starts hating something, he deceives himself into being against it. We must constantly control our likings and hatreds; otherwise, we will make mistakes…
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The Holy Qur’an, through hundreds of Ayat…
The Holy Qur’an, through hundreds of Ayat reminds the people of the Ma’ad and negates any doubt regarding it. In many instances, the Qur’an reminds the people of Allah’s absolute might in order to augment the knowledge of people and to eliminate the unlikelihood of the creation of primary things. The Holy Qur’an states: ‘Does…
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The proofs which are introduced to establish…
The proofs which are introduced to establish Wilayat al-Faqih are classified as: intellectual [‘aqli] and transmitted [naqli]. It is worth noticing that the Shi‘a ‘ulama believe that in proving a religious injunction, we can make use of four types of proofs: The Qur’an Sunnah of the Infallibles (A) Consensus [ijma‘] Reason [‘aql]. SOURCE: A CURSORY…
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[The term Taqwa] It is used 251 times…
[The term Taqwa] It is used 251 times in the Holy Qur’an as either a noun or a verb. The term taqwa comes from the Arabic root “wa-qa-ya” which means “protection” or “support.” Taqwa is not meant to mean “fear” or “avoidance”, but because having fear is a prerequisite to protecting oneself from something and…
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