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Imam Sadiq (as) said, "Al Kalam Al Tayyeb is the saying of a Momin - There is not God by Allah, Muhammad is the Prophet of Allah and Ali is the Wali of Allah and Successor of Prophet of Allah" [Source: Tafseer Al Qummi Vol.2 Pg. 208], ""EVERYDAY IS A S H U R A AND EVERY LAND IS K A R B A L A."", Narrated to me my father (ra), from Abdullah bin al-Hasan al-Muaddab, from Ahmad bin Ali al-Asbhani, from Ibraheem bin Muhammad al-Saqafi, from Muhammad bin Dawood al-Denoori, from Manzar al-Ashari, from Saeed bin Zayd, from Abi Qanbl, from Abi Jarood, from Saeed bin Jabeer, from Ibn Abbas, from Prophet (saww): Prophet Muhammad (saww) said: "The ring on the door of paradise is made of red yaqoot placed upon planks of gold. When the ring knocks upon the planks, it rings and says "Ya Ali (as)" [Source: Amaali - Sheikh Sadooq, Majalis. 86, Hadees. 13]

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Al-Qur'an 



Al-Qur'an 

THE MIRACLE OF ISLAM 

Prophets and Miracles. 

Divine Prophets have dependably been sent with clear signs, so that men may be persuaded that they had originated from God. 

Hence the individuals who have souls like cleaned mirrors and like clear transparent springs, shimmering and unadulterated so they can perceive these signs submit themselves and have confidence; like staff turned into a ghastly serpent, and comprehended that this was past the force of an individual, put stock in him and disregarded Pharaoh's intimidation. 

The followers of 'Isa (AS.) additionally saw with their eyes the impacts of his breath when he inhaled into the groups of the dead, and, by the will of God, raised the dead and provided for them life. They were pulled in to him, and the souls and spirits of the dead were given everlasting life through confidence in 'Isa (AS.). 

The Prophet of Islam (A.s), who was the last prophet and the best and most prominent of them, and who brought an everlasting religion, the flawlessness of all Divine religions, which will last till the Resurrection, took a stab at the time of his mission with clear sings from God, so he could be plainly a verification of the authenticity of his actual and impeccable religion. 

The Qur'an, the everlasting wonder. 


Therefore it was that the Qur'an, the everlasting record of Islam, showed up coming soon of human musings and thoughts. The light, which will dependably sparkle at the zenith of the extraordinary religion of Muhammad (S.a.) at the most elevated top of human brains, the length of the sun climbs in the East. It is a splendid awesome sign whose lights, in the same way as the beams of the sun, are key in every period and century and for dependably, for the duration of life and the defending of the bliss of all races of mankind. 

Inside this schema and on this establishment, all that is essential for man's direction has come. 

It clarifies the establishment of conviction furthermore the connection of man and God and the methods for fortifying that connection in words with the non-abrasiveness of the reasonable waters of mumbling creeks, and the immovability of the standing mountains, appealing, persuasive and solid. It portrays the social obligations of man; it educates the ways and the guidelines of social conduct. 

It puts an end to class contrasts and unequal divisions. 

It wishes the most elevated in man and his fraternity and equity and his height. 

Unequaled Eloquence. 

Being acquainted with vocabulary and having a decent learning of words' readily available is not such an extraordinary trouble, however their mixture and course of action and harmonization in a style, which has respect for expressiveness and familiarity, and the development of expressions with an assortment of declaration yet in the same path, in which they emerge in the psyche, is the most critical ability, and it is something, which is not practicable without watching the slender tenets of abstract precision, and utilizing craftsmanship and expert articulation. 

In the craft of persuasiveness, it is said that for expressiveness in any talking or keeping in touch with it is important to watch three standards: 

1) Proficiency in words and their implications. 

2) Power of thought and nuance of expressiveness. 

3) Power of declaration, or ability with the pen. 

Anyhow it should dependably be remembered that albeit all the standards and prerequisites of persuasiveness may be noticed, nobody can assert that his discourse or composing is dependably the best, and that nobody can parallel him. 

In any case, Allah the magnified, whose scope of force and learning is without farthest point, has so differently adorned His words in the Qur'an with plans and harmonization's of words that nobody, be he the most expressive man on earth, can bring its similar to. What's more this is the mystery of the unfathomable length of time of the Qur'an, the everlasting prophetic archive of Hazrat Muhammad (S.a.). 

The Qur'an, as per the confirmation of history, shone around then when the Arabs were at the peak of their abstract improvement. The well known artists and extraordinary speakers, Imra'ul-Qais, Labid, and so forth., who are still included as exceptional virtuosos the field of writing, composed sonnets and gave addresses which some of the time arrived at the Limits of enormity and which were composed on drapes and brilliant plaques and joined to the divider of the Ka'bah. 

Qur'an, these lost their light and were obscured like the stars. The smooth Arabs were left befuddled by the persuasiveness of the Qur'an, which was such that the foes who were brimming with contempt for Islam and Muhammad (S.a.), who even took to the sword to wipe him and his religion out, were not able, with all their endeavors, to discover even one short slip-up in the dialect and declaration of the Qur'an. 

The Enemies' Judgment. 

It was the time of Hajj. Individuals were coming to Mecca from all over, and the Quraysh were uncomfortable from expect that the news of Muhammad's prophet hood may have an impact on the fresh introductions. So a gathering of the Quraysh, with Walid at their head, accumulated round them and reaching him. At that point when they were assembled, one of them said, "Let us say this man is diviner.' 

"They won't trust us," said Walid, "for his discourse is not like the maxims of diviners.' 

"Give us a chance to say he is frantic," another person volunteered. 

"Nobody will acknowledge that," Walid answered, "on the grounds that his discourse and conduct are not like a lunatic's.' 

'We should say he is an artist,' they said. 

"This additionally won't work, in light of the fact that Arabs know various sorts of peotry, and his words are not like a lyric.' 

'We should say he is an alchemist." 

'Alchemists have exceptional techniques, such as tying bunches and blowing on them, and Muhammad does in no way like this.' 

The discourse of that man has an unique sweetness and agreeableness. His discourse is similar to a tree, rich, with unfaltering profound roots and extensions, which curve down laden with products of the soil. In this manner we can say to individuals that his discourse is entranced, on the grounds that it causes partition in the middle of father and youngster, wife and spouse, sister and sibling. 

Ghaibat

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