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Remembering Shaheed Muttahari

September 29, 2024 / editor

Shaheed Muttahari has written many books on a variety
of different subjects. His books have also
been translated into numerous different languages including Arabic, English and Urdu.
The date of his martyrdom is commemorated as "Teachers Day" in Iran and teachers are honored and given gifts by their students on this day.

A Special Du’a

September 28, 2024 / editor

On the 10th day of Muharram 61 AH when Imam al-Husayn (a) came into the tent to bid farewell to his family members, he held the hand of his sick son, Alī ibn al-Husayn (a) and pressed it against his chest. He (a) then said, “O son! I am teaching you a Du’a which you should remember. Angel Jibra’il (a) taught it to my grandfather (saww) who passed it to my mother Fatimah (sa).
Whenever you have a special need or are
faced with any calamity or crisis, or are
inflicted with any grief or hardship, then
recite the following supplication:

Crying for Imam al-Husayn (a)

September 27, 2024 / editor

There are no eyes and (there is) not a tear loved more by Allāh
than the eyes of those who cry and shed tears over Husayn (a).
Verily anyone who cries over him connects with Fātimah (sa),
supports her (in her lamentation), connects with the Messenger
of Allāh (saww), and fulfils our rights.

Kāmiluz Ziyārāt Chapter 26. Hadith 6

Can we truly describe God?

September 25, 2024 / editor

No vision can encompass Him, but He encompasses all vision ... (Q6:103)
I replied, “Of course.” Then he asked: “Do you all know what
al-Absār are?” I replied, “Of course.” Then he asked: “What are they?” I replied, “They are Absār meaning ‘eyes’.” He said, “The mind in your heart is more powerful than the eyes [with which you see]. Thus it is minds that cannot behold him, while He
beholds minds.”
To guide Abu Hashim to the hidden meaning of the verse above, Imam al-Ridha (a) first asks him what he understands from the verse. It is worth mentioning that the word Absār here refers to ‘minds’ . Since ‘minds’ which are our most powerful faculty for knowing, cannot behold Him, thus, we cannot truly describe Him.

Al-Kafi Vol. 1 Pg 98

Visiting the Graves

September 25, 2024 / editor

When the Holy Prophet (saww) followed a funeral procession, he would be overcome by sorrow and would contemplate more and talk less.

Ahadith from Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a)

September 25, 2024 / editor

“Verily good character melts away sin the way ice is
melted by the sun, and bad character corrupts action the way vinegar corrupts honey.”
Kitab al-Zuhd Pg. 56

Ahadith from the Holy Prophet (s) – 2

September 25, 2024 / editor

The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said,
“Worldly goods do not constitute wealth—true wealth is the wealth of the soul.”
"God afflicts those he wishes to bless.”
“Those who wish to be strongest should trust in God.”

Ahadith from the Holy Prophet (s) -1

September 25, 2024 / editor

The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said, “The best people are those who benefit others the most.”

Mustadrak al-Wasāī’l Vol. 12 Pg. 391

Prophet Idris (a)

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Prophet Ibrahim (a)

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Welcome!

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Salaamun ‘alaykum,

Welcome to Enlightening Inspirations. In this website, we have a variety of interesting articles, Stories for Children, Supplications and much more all relating to the Holy Qur’an and the Ahl al-Bayt (a).

Prophet Hud (a)

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Prophet Dawud (a)

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Prophet Ayyub (a)

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The Immaculate Etiquette of Imam al-Sajjad (a)

July 31, 2024 / editor

A very interesting point to note is that in Du’a Makarim al Akhlaq, (Du’a 20 of Sahifa Sajjadiyya), Imam al-Sajjad (a) recites salawaat after every few verses. This shows us that if we want to improve our akhlaq, we must learn from the Holy Prophet (saww).

Safar Daily Du’a

July 25, 2024 / editor

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