Tag: haram of Janabe Fatimah masumah

Ayatullah Syed Muhammad Ridha Husayni Jalali

March 16, 2025 / editor

Ayatullah Syed Muhammad Ridha Husayni Jalali was born in Holy city of Karbala in 1365AH and passed away a few days ago. In 1384AH, he moved to Najaf and studied under Syed al-Khui and other great scholars. He then migrated to Qum in 1400AH.
He was a distinguished scholar, researcher, author and teacher who dedicated his life to the pursuit of Islamic knowledge. His scholarly contributions include editing manuscripts, compilation, and authorship of numerous works.
His funeral was held in Masjid Imam Hasan al-Askari (a) in the Holy city of Qum and then proceeded to the Haram of Janabe Fatimah Ma’sumah (sa). His body was then transferred to Iraq for burial.
May Allah (swt) raise his status in Jannah. Āmīn.

Remembering Allamah Tabataba’i

December 31, 2024 / editor

Allamah Sayyid Muhammad Husayn Tabataba’i was born in Tabriz on 29th Dhil Hijjah 1321 AH / 16th March 1904. When he was five years old, his mother passed away while giving birth to his younger brother, Sayyid Muhammad Hasan. A few years later, his father also passed away. Allamah Tabataba’i came from a family of learned and pious scholars.
He would recite a few verses from the Holy Qur’an before going to sleep at night so that he could go to sleep with the illumination of these blessed verses.
He passed away on 15th November 1981 at the age of
77 years and is buried in the Haram of Janabe Fatimah Ma’sumah (sa) in the Holy city of Qum. May Allah (swt) raise his status in Jannah. Āmīn.

Ayatullah Sayyid Hussein Burujerdi

October 25, 2024 / editor

He was a great Marja’ and attained Ijtihad at the young age of 28. Some of his students were Imam Khomeini, Ayatullah Wahid Khurasani, Syed Ali Khameini, Syed Ali Sistani and many others.
It has been narrated that he had made a vow (nadhr) that if he ever uttered inappropriate words when angry, he would fast for a whole year (to train his soul).

Ayatullah Syed Abdullah Fateminiyya

October 25, 2024 / editor

Once, he mentioned a very important point in one of his lectures: ‘Going for Ziyaarat has conditions: whenever we return (back home) we must give up one bad habit and inculcate one good one.’ Once a lady went to him and proudly exclaimed, ‘I have been for the Ziyaarat of the Holy Prophet (s) 20 times. Isn’t that a lofty status? He questioned, “Have you removed 20 bad habits and inculcated 20 good ones in yourself?’ “No,” she replied. He further added, “Then there is no difference between you and the person who hasn’t performed the Ziyaarat of the Holy Prophet (s).’

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