Can we be felicitous while being indifferent to the affairs of Muslims and believers?! Is it possible to reach the goal without tending to the affairs of Muslims? ...

It is good that man has his name written in every noble act and take part in it, for he does not know which one will be accepted and which one rejected on the Day of Judgment! ...

Man must think about ways of carrying out good acts, and this should bring about initiatives helpful for reaching the goal. ...

How close man is to death, yet how far does he see it from himself and is heedless of it! ...

Felicitous are those who die in a good state, and are welcomed nicely in the hereafter! ...

May there arise within us love for the entire Qur’an, and Ahl al-Bayt, so that primarily, we are able to find the oneness of the Qur'an and Ahl al-Bayt and the confected composite of the two; and secondly, at the level of following and acting upon them, we perform a loving circumambulation on their ...

In His name, the Exalted. We all know that – despite God is essentially Self-Sufficient and He has no need for faith of his servants and its requisites – Allah’s pleasure is in this that His servants always remain intimate to Him. Thus, we know that due to the servants’ need for intimation to the Or...

Of course if Man has the capacity, with the permission of God, the doors and the walls would become his teacher; otherwise no word will influence him ...

Our religiosity will be known when we get to a junction where we have to either choose this world or the Hereafter; to obey the self and Satan or servitude of God. ...

The standing of a servant during prayers is the sign of servitude and tranquility, and that he has no movement from his own self, and Sajdah is the epitome of humility. ...