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are there any shia datawebs were you can surf on to search for extensive information which you cant find easily only at google. i only know wikishia please help me out
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During our childhoods, we often have an idea or vision about what we’d like to be when older. So as the title says, as a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? I changed my mind many times (as we do) from wanting to be the pink Power Ranger to a flight attendant at one time. The idea of travelling to different countries seemed quite appealing then. I ended up ‘taking off” in a completely different direction but that’s another story. What about you?
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Let’s say I don’t have any formal qualifications, what’s a good halal job to do in the UK? It seems like everything is haram in one form or another, and I’m desperate for work. A lot of delivery and warehouse jobs but you don’t know if your loving haram parcels.
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asalaam alaikum, I would appreciate it if someone can tell me more about the education system in Qom especially for westerners. I'm trying to put together some material and would appreciate input from people that have attended Qom. I'm looking for things like the different levels that can be achieved, the time it takes for each level, the attitude of the teachers and students, the required classes and what is the exact process... wa'salaam
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Bismillah i Rahman i Raheem Assalaam o 'Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah i Wa Barakaatuh I am currently a student in high school. I've had an interest in mathematics and physics, but I may not be able to pursue that interest due to some past incidents where some cruel people sabotaged my academics and due to some other financial issues. My life plan was to initially study these two subjects and then after that attend the Hawza at Najaf and study the faith there. However, it seems unlikely for this to be the case, so I have been thinking about turning the plan on its head, such that I study at Hawza e Najaf instead first, and if I live long enough, study physics and…
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Asslamoalikum I want to get admission In Phd In Economics are there are any universities any where which provide full funding scholarships to shia students please guide me in details regards
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How to become a Shia Alim (Scholar)?
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I am 19 years , from Pakistan and want to become a Alim? What should i do??
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Salam, I am currently in my early 20s and without a job. I did have a job but left it on the ground that’s I didn’t fit in and didn’t like the job itself. Now I’m looking for a job that is halal. However my only options for me are jobs in retail. The issue with that is I’ll probably have to handle haram products like non halal meat and alcohol. I read Sayyid al Sistanis ruling saying even if I don’t sell the alcohol or even if I’m stacking non halal meat it’s haram to earn income from it. When I think about this closely so many avenues are cut off for me, if I decide to work in a warehouse how do I know I’m not going to be moving boxes with empty wine bottles which w…
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InshaAllah everyone has been keeping well in this pandemic situation. SubhanAllah, six months on and I still feel like I'm living in quite a surreal world. Anyhoo, onto the subject matter. So I've been doing a Psychology conversion masters for the past couple of years but I'm now looking to take my career towards counselling/therapy. I've been doing some research but I'm not sure what the best route would be and I haven't found a clear answer from my searches. I was hoping to get some advice from anyone who is in the counselling and/or therapy field as to what I can do, how I can build some experience, and what specific qualifications I need to become a qua…
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I am very impressed with [insert name of Indian business that wants to promote itself without paying for advertising] services because they are very dedicated towards their work. Thanks a lot for helping me throughout my hard times.
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At one level people are having to work from home, others may be spending more days at home than they used to. But there have been bigger changes as well. In central London the huge hospitality industry has been devastated and transport levels are very low. Some businesses may no longer use as much office space as they used to. At my workplace when we used to have face-to-face meetings some colleagues used to Skype in and it was always irritating, because you could not really hold a proper conversation. Now the entire meeting is held on MS Teams, and it works quite well. In fact I am phoning colleagues far more than before because it's so much easier on Teams.
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Which MBA would be better to serve the Ahlulbayt and how ?
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Assalamualaikum, I did my under-grad in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and a week ago I started my MBA in Aviation Business Management. I also recently got back into religion, and I am SUPER INTERESTED to serve the Ahlulbayt and the community somehow. Right now I've chosen MBA in Aviation (and I do not know how this will help me serve the Ahlulbayt or to do any good for the people) but to my luck, I have an option of Dual-Specialization. So I can choose either of these : 1. MBA (Aviation + International Business Management) 2. MBA (Aviation + Finance) 3. MBA (Aviation + Marketing) The problem is I really do not know which one of these will hel…
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Am I good enough to be a doctor?
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Salam ! So i've been accepted into med school alhamdullilah and it was my biggest dream in life. Now that i'm accepted i'm starting to get some doubts. I have social anxiety and anxiety in general for everything that is new to me. My problem is i'm really shy and i'm anxious that I won't develop the skills that you need to be a doctor. I'm not confident and I don't know how to change it. Does someone have advice, because my heart is beating fast just thinking about the fact that I have to talk to doctors or do internships or becoming an independent doctor someday ..
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Assalamu alaykum everyone. I hope you are all in the best of health insha'Allah. I'm in a dilemma. Despite the obvious stress of going to university this September during a global pandemic there's another problem. I come from a low economic background and the idea of me being able to pay tuition (£9000+ annually) is unrealistic let alone having to pay for university equipment i.e a laptop (especially since university is going to be online for half the year if not more). In a normal situation someone would take student loans and a maintenance loan. However, both of these include interest being added each year (not in my benefit but to them when I pay the university back). …
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Aoa, My daughter has turned three years last December. In Pakistan, the trend is to admit toddlers of this age to montessori schools . I’m going to admit my daughter in a famous Shia school in Karachi after summer break. However, doesn’t the religion advises us to start schooling from 7 years onward. If I take that extra ordinary decision, what harm am I going to do to my child??
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Asalamualikm To All. Hope you all are doing good InshaAllah. My questions is that I am interested in learning how Islam Motivates a Momin to Pursue Business Rather then being employed and What does our Imams Say Regarding Pursing Trading Or Business activities and also where can I find any Books or hadiths dedicated for business purposes. JazakAllah Khair
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Salam brothers and sisters, I hope all is well. I am extremely stressed about getting into a university program to the point where this stress has been consuming my entire life. I cannot focus on anything, and I have nightmares about being a failure. I cant even do my schoolwork because I am just so stressed and scared of failure. I am scared that if I do my schoolwork, i will fail in the end and it will all be wasted. It has been my dream to get into this program and I can’t stop thinking about it. Please brothers and sisters help me and make duaa for me. Any advice would also be appreciated. I am terrified.
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Ramadan Kareem dear readers. I have some questions. I was able to ask this with the help of the video below. Elementary Arabic Morphology 1 https://www.al-islam.org/elementary-arabic-morphology-1-rashid-al-shartuni 1. Is this exact book (a translaton of) one of the tradtional book of Hawza that students are required to learn (the first year) ? 2. Is Arabic Morphology what is refferd to in the word " Sarf " ? 3. What about Nahf? Is that morphology, sintax or something else? 4. Elementary Arabic Syntax 1. By Rashid Al Shartuni. https://www.al-islam.org/elementary-arabic-syntax-1-rashid-al-shartuni Is this a traditonal book that is …
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Hawza Life Before I started a Hawza life I used to do lot of research online How to get admission and stuff but I’ve never get enough information about it. So today I’ll tell you all the steps. Ps: It’s better to have some worldly education (At least High school or even Masters) not because they will not accept you.But If you have worldly education, you’ll have better understanding of Islamic Knowledge. Al Mustafa International University Iran Is the head of all Hawza’s across the globe Almost all Hawza’s are under Al Mustafa University Admissions There is no specific time to get admission you can take whenever you want. If yo…
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Salam, I am wondering, does anyone know any shia books that have a focus on perfecting character? Thank you in advance.
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Best Shia Books for Character
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Salam, I am wondering, does anyone know any good Shia books that are related specifically/mainly to perfecting your character? Thank you in advance.
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In the name of God, the most gracious & most merciful-- My best friend has decided to start his own window & door installation business. He has bought the LLC and is working on getting the liability insurance so that he can be a subcontractor & has asked me to be his "right hand man". The two of us will be working together to install windows and doors on new construction and will branch out eventually to perform retrofits on already occupied houses. We are planning on success and will be reinvesting most of our profits into building this business from the ground up. He has been a window and door installer for five years, but the company he is working for…
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I hate my IT job
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Salam, I am currently in my early 20s and do IT support. I hate the job and don’t see a future for me in it. My dream as a child was to become a medical professional. However I am trying to study again from the basics and there’s so much to study and digest it will take years before I’m even ready for university. I have to also think about getting married, and moving on in life. The IT job pays good money but I don’t like the job or the nature of it. What do you guys think I should do, if I leave this I know my next job will be a manual job which of course isn’t ideal, but I feel I will atleast earn my living. My father is opposed to it and says I’m being s…
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I wanted to know if there are any architects here who can guide me with what I can do with my degree besides having a regular job. Any possible way I can put it to use by helping people or contributing to the path of ahlulbayt? I was thinking of an affordable and sustainable housing solutions for the refugees. Let me know if someone has similar ideas and would like to work on a project like this.
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yo yo yo what do all people study and where do you guys live? What do you want work with? Lemme start: I live in Denmark and I study for law. I guess I want to be a lawyer. your turn xx
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Aslaam Alaikum Everyone, I wanted to ask what career, fields and majors should I go into if I want to serve Ahlulbayt (عليه السلام) in the best way?. What is career is needed presently and in the future? What field should I look into?
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Homosexuality in School Curriculum
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Asalamu Alykum, I am a primary school teacher in the UK. I was told that as part of the curriculum we have to teach about homosexuality whether we like to or not. My question is... Is that okay? Being a Muslim I know it is haram but what is the best thing to do?
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Is solidworks/cad 3D drawing haram acc to Sistani?
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I heard Sistani says 3D drawings are haram. What about these engineering software drawings?
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Salaam Alykum, About me: I am single male 28 years old turning 29 this year from Canada originally Arab; currently entering my 2nd year into my College program (3 year program). The plan and goal: I plan to go to Qom, Iran for Hawza after I have finished my program inshallah. I am currently doing Hawza online to prepare me for studies there. My goal is to apply before I complete my program so by the time I finish my program the application will be done inshallah. (This would not be the case if they let me enter after 30 years of age). My questions: - What is the age limit? I have read somewhere online it said 30 years old but it said for Indian stude…
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Hi Guest OnPoint, Quote from your post: To make it even further clear and no doubt that Jews and Christians are not to judge by their religion and that they aren't allowed to, it says, believers not to take the Christians and Jews as authorities as some of them are that to each other. What is meant by authorities is not political here, it means, regarding the Torah and Gospels and laws, and God's moral judgement not to take Christians and Jews as an authority to what it says in those books. In response, I had quoted 'what it says in the Books,' --- it says in Surah 5:44 It was We (God) who revealed the law (to Moses): therein was ‘guidance and light.’ 5:46 And in their footsteps We (God) sent Jesus the son of Mary, confirming the Law that had come before him: We sent him the Gospel: therein was ‘guidance and light,’ The two things I mentioned as the core teaching of the Torah is the Ten Commandments. --- And for the Gospels, the first part of ‘The Sermon on the Mount,’ which continues for 3 chapters. --- I could show you one thing that Jesus corrected in the Pharisees’ teaching of the commandment on love, in Matthew 5:20 Jesus said, “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ --- 44 But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you.” --- There is no place in the Torah that says you should ‘hate your enemy.’ But that is what had been taught, which allowed the Pharisees to ‘hate’ who, or what, they didn’t like, and this also would allow neighbors who had a disagreement, to ‘hate’ one another. --- Consider how the Pharisees hated Jesus, and later the disciples. Jesus said, Love your enemies or adversaries, and love your neighbors. --- When Jesus was asked by a lawyer “Which was the Great Commandment?” He answered in Matthew 22:37 “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ 38 This is the first and great commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ 40 On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.” --- And this too is 'written in the Book' and is meant for Christians to live by. -
You are now in the life you have because of different reasons: your parents decisions, help or not help by relatives, injustice done to you, choice(s) you made yourself, random events you have no control over, etc. It would be haram to make a clone live your life so you could get away. That is pure fantasy. Make better choices, live your life in a meaningful way, ask Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) to help you, make duas, remember the Ahlul Bayt AS. Pray. A lot. You can do this. Do the best you can. -
Hi Abdul-Hadi, Quote from your post: How would you account for the writings of Paul who turned Jesus ((عليه السلام)) into a divine figure or are these not what are counted as the scriptures in Islam? What I mean by this is, is only the actual teachings of Jesus ((عليه السلام)) like the Sermon on the Mount and the red letters of the Gospels rather than the entirety of the four gospels themselves? I come out of a Christian family background, so I'm used to the entirety of the Bible (old and new testaments as per the Ukrainian Orthodox church) being treated as the "inspired word of God ((سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى))" This assumption that Paul exalted Jesus is not correct. Jesus was human, but without sin, so that He could be the perfect sacrifice for sinful man. --- Something to notice since you are familiar with the New Testament is that in the Gospels the name is written, 'Jesus Christ,’ and the focus was on Jesus, as He is the one who could be seen. But Christ spoke the wisdom of God through Him, in the same way that the Holy Spirit can speak through some Christians today. --- However, After the crucifixion the names changed, as Jesus went to heaven to become a High priest, ‘After the order of Melchizedek,’ as it says in Hebrews 7:20 And inasmuch as He was not made priest without an oath 21 (for they have become priests without an oath, but He with an oath by Him who said to Him: “The Lord has sworn and will not relent, ‘You are a priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek’”). 22 By so much more Jesus has become a surety of a better covenant. 23 Also there were many priests, because they were prevented by death from continuing. 24 But He (Jesus), because He continues forever, has an unchangeable priesthood. 25 Therefore He is also able to save to the uttermost those who come to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them. In the letters of Paul you will notice that after he gives a greeting in the name of Jesus Christ he quickly changes to Christ Jesus, or Christ alone. --- Because it was Christ who came down from heaven to ‘indwell’ Jesus, as the Holy Spirit indwells some Christians today. --- But when Jesus went to heaven the emphasis was on Christ. --- Jesus was born to be our Savior. --- But Christ was sent to be our Redeemer, and the King of the Jews, through whom the Gospel was given. Are you familiar with Paul’s writing in 1 Corinthians 15? --- 15:3 For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures, 5 and that He was seen by Cephas (Peter), then by the twelve. 6 After that He was seen by over five hundred brethren at once, of whom the greater part remain to the present, but some have fallen asleep (in death). And it continues in 21 “For since by man came death, by Man also came the resurrection of the dead. 22 For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ all (believers) shall be made alive. 23 But each one in his own order: Christ the firstfruits, afterward those who are Christ’s at His coming. 24 Then comes the end, when He delivers the kingdom to God the Father, when He puts an end to all rule and all authority and power. 25 For He (Christ) must reign till He has put all enemies under His feet. --- 28 Now when all things are made subject to Him, then the Son (Christ) Himself will also be subject to Him (God the Father) who put all things under Him, that God may be all in all.” --- Where was Jesus? He was already in His permanent position in heaven as the High Priest in the heavenly Sanctuary, there to make intercession for us. Hebrews 8:1-2. Check it all out and let me know what you discover.
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