The spirit of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah and Sinwar lives on. "Their bodies have left, but martyrdom has not erased them from existence. Their spirit and ideas remain, and their path continues,” Said Ayatollah Khamenei in a meeting with the Women....
Read More »Iran to Be the Pioneer in the Production of Halal Products
Iran’s suitable capacities make it an ideal candidate to become one of the pioneers in the production and supply of halal food products. As a country where the teachings of Islam embrace all aspects of life, Iran is best placed to play a major role in halal business....
Read More »Call for Papers: Online Conference on Proofs for God’s Existence in Islamic Thought
Cambridge Muslim College announced a call for papers for an upcoming global online conference, which will be held in April 2025. The theme for this scholarly gathering is Proofs for God’s Existence in Islamic Thought. It aims to explore the rich Islamic intellectual heritage and its contributions to the discourse on God’s existence, engaging with...
Read More »Nurturing Family Bonds from an Islamic Point of View
Our religious tradition places great emphasis on the importance of familial relationships. Cultivating kind and loving connections with family members is not only rewarded but is a fundamental aspect of our faith. While family dynamics can be complex, the wisdom from the Quran, the Prophet (pbuh&hf), and his infallible family (pbut) provides clear guidance on how to navigate and....
Read More »Syria Will Be Liberated by the its Courageous Youth
In a meeting with thousands of people from different walks of life, held on December 11, 2024, in the Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, spoke about recent developments in the region....
Read More »Human Rights from an Islamic Perspective
December 10th, International Human Rights Day, provides a great opportunity to reflect on the inherent dignity and rights of every human being. The Quran explicitly emphasizes human dignity in the verse, “And We have certainly honored the children of...
Read More »German Rights Group Warns Anti-Muslim Racism
The German Institute for Human Rights (DIMR) warned on Monday of rising anti-Muslim racism, advising authorities to avoid making over-generalizations and spreading negative stereotypes about Muslims....
Read More »The Beginnings of Shīʻī Ijtihad
After the demise of the Prophet (S) in the year 11/632, the need for ijtihad was felt acutely by the Sunnis, for they thought that the continuity of Divine guidance in the form of authoritative texts (nass) had ceased with his (S) demise and the only means of determining the Divine laws that remained was to search for them in the Book of God and the statements and acts of the...
Read More »Al-Ijmā‘ or Scholarly Consensus: An Accepted Method for Controlling Heresy?
Orientalists who follow the Christianizing interpretation of Islāmic thought have attempted to present the doctrine of ijmā' as an accepted means of controlling “heresy” in Islām. According to Gibb, the doctrine of ijmā' can be viewed from the perspective of Christian orthodoxy and can be likened to the case of the council....
Read More »Fatima al-Zahra’ in the Noble Qur’an
What follows in this brief booklet is a commentary of three specific chapters from the Noble Qur’an which speak about the spiritual greatness and significance of the only daughter of Prophet Muhammad, Fatima al-Zahra....
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