Step 1. Meeting with Ibn Umar and Ibn Ayash
Ibn Sa’d and a number of historians following him cite a report of a meeting between Imam Hussein (A) and Ibn Umar (the son of Umar ibn Khattab) and Ibn…
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Tawhid and Shirk. Part 3. Knowledge of Allah. Sifats of Action and Beautiful Names
In the previous part, we understood that Allah Himself (in His Essence) is absolutely unknowable, in no way similar to creations, in no way comprehensible to their thoughts and ideas.…
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Part 6. To kill the Iblis…
In the previous part we talked about the amazing coincidences in religions, rituals and traditions of different societies separated from each other by space and time. And wherever we find…
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Part 5. Satan’s program for humanity. Awliya’ of Iblis
In the previous part we said that Iblis has a program for each person individually. As soon as a person is born, be it male or female, Iblis gives birth…
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Part 4. The mechanism of temptation. How to protect yourself from Iblis?
Iblis operates on two levels – on the level of each person and on the level of society. In other words, Iblis has a program for each of us individually…
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Part 3. The appearance and thinking of Iblis
In Surah Isra, verse 62, Allah conveys the words spoken by Iblis. Iblis says: araayta haza llazi karramta Alay – “Do You see him whom You have exalted above me”…
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Part 2. The Forbidden Tree. Sin or Submission? The Mystery of Adam’s Creation
In the previous part, we finished with the question of Adam’s tree and the so-called “sin” or mistake of Adam. What was the tree that Adam ate from, so that…
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Part 1. The Creation of Adam. Who was Iblis? Which Paradise was Adam in?
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In the holy Quran, the story of Adam is recounted in various suras, with the most significant passages found…
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Red. The authentic color of Shia Islam
The colors of Shia Islam are red, black and green. The background of red, the color of Justice, is as follows. The Arabs had a tradition of placing a red…
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Ismat (purity, infallibility): its meaning and answers to questions
The term “ismat,” generally translated as “purity,” carries a deeper meaning: “protection.” This protection applies to “ma’asum,” meaning “pure” and signifying “protected from sins and disobedience.” When we refer to…
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