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The Divine Guide In Early Shia Islam

From Doubt To Certainty: Discovering Authentic Shi'ism

How "The Divine Guide in Early Shi'ism" Transformed My Faith Discover how Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi's groundbreaking book "The Divine Guide in Early Shi'ism" revolutionized my understanding of authentic Shia Islam and strengthened my connection to the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them). What This Video Covers: In this in-depth podcast episode, I share my transformative journey from confusion and doubt to clarity and conviction through studying early Shia hadith sources. Learn why thi
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Shia Hadith Vs Sunni Hadith - Critical Differences In Hadith Compilation

Shia Hadith Vs. Sunni Hadith - Critical Differences In Hadith Compilation This discussion examines a fundamental misunderstanding in modern Shia scholarly approaches to hadith verification. The central argument is that Shia scholars have inappropriately adopted Sunni methodologies for hadith authentication, despite the radically different nature of hadith compilation between the two traditions. The Shia tradition benefits from several unique advantages: First, unlike Sunnis who lost di
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The Divine Guide In Early Shia Islam

New video podcast series: The Divine Guide In Early Shia Islam

This video podcast series is an in-depth review of the book: "The Divine Guide in Early Shi'ism" by Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi. Video podcast series: The Divine Guide In Early Shia Islam A brief description of the book: The Divine Guide by Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi, is a groundbreaking academic work that explores the early development of Twelver Shia Islam, particularly focusing on the concept of the Imam in early Shia doctrine. Published originally in French, this work examines the

Our duty against Bid'ah

Needless to say, before we can perform our duty against bid'ah, the pre-requisite step is to be able to see and identify it. How many people are aware of the dangers of bid'ah but due to lack of understanding are nevertheless a victim of it. The reason is that bid'ah is extremely deceptive - it is disguised as a praiseworthy act that promises to earn abundant reward for the performer and bring him closer to Ahlul Bayt (عليه السلام). The deception is increased because we see each and every Shia a
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Definition and Scope of Bid'ah

Definition of bid'ah (innovation in religion) Although the definition of bid'ah is simple and straight forward, people are often confused and are unable to differentiate between sunnah (practice of the Prophet), bid'ah (innovation in religion) and mub'ah (neutral non-religious actions). Simply stated, anything added (increased) in religion or in the name of religion is bid'ah irrespective of the motive or reason for the addition, even if the intention is that of extreme love and devotion.
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Qur'an guides us to the Imams (as)

Comment: The purpose of the Qur'an is to guide us to the Ahlul Bayt (عليه السلام). Even the verse which we read every day in Surah Hamd - "Guide us to the Straight Path (1:6)", there are many hadith where the Imams (عليه السلام) have explained it as the the path of Muhammad (s) and his Progeny (عليه السلام). (Also published on blog: https://ahlulbaytmission.org/2019/08/17/Qur'an-guides-to-the-Imams/)
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Grief of Aal-e-Muhammad Renewed on Eid

Comment Should we rejoice on the day of Eid and celebrate it in a festive mood? Or should we observe the aamaal in a melancholy mood? Also published on: https://ahlulbaytmission.org/2019/08/09/grief-of-aal-e-Muhammad-renewed-on-eid/
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History of the Turban

Origin of the Turban The first person who wore a turban was Prophet Adam (عليه السلام) after he was expelled from Paradise [1]. A tradition states that the angel Gabriel descended from heaven and dressed him in an amaama (turban). This became a substitute for the crown that he had reportedly worn in Paradise [2]. In the hadith literature, the turban is also projected as a headgear of the angels. Imam Ali b. Abi Talib (عليه السلام) narrates that the Holy Prophet (s) once bound a turban on his h
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Animal parts to avoid consuming

Based on the hadith of Ahlul Bayt (عليه السلام), we should abstain from consuming the following parts of animals: Blood All reproductive parts (penis, testicles, vagina, vulva, cervix, uterus, cervix) Spleen Heart (certain parts only, refer to hadith) Gallbladder Glands (small organs found all over the body and in the brain) Spinal chords Placenta Anything in the loins Eyeballs Kidneys Bone marrow Skin (had
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