Islam believes in an extraordinary worth of a mother, and has drawn the people’s attention to this matter in various remarks. It considers the attainment of the last phase of perfection, namely paradise, dependent on the mother’s satisfaction, and says “Heaven lies beneath the feet of mothers”.

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The Status of Mothers in Islam

Human Beings in all phases of life, from the very beginning of childhood and youth, old age till his death, are in need of friendship and association with others. Owing to his social nature, man is compelled to live in society and with other individuals. And most of our lives depend on interaction with others. Friendship is such a beautiful gift. A friend in need is a friend in deed after all. A friend is a very important person in one's life. Those who have worthy friends are never lonely and friendless in the world, since in joy and sorrow, their true friends help and support them. Naturally, a human being feels happy at the companionship of friends, and is sad at being lonely and distress and having no worthy companions.

The Way of Freindship in Islam

" The Satan intends to cause enmity between you by means of wine and gambling, and keep you away from the remembrance of God ." (The Holy Quran)

" God has forbidden all games of chance, and has commanded people to avoid them. God has called gambling a satanic act and wickedness, and has warned people against being polluted by it." (The Eighth Imam a.s)

The Verdict about Gambling in Islam

One of the strongest and most deep-rooted links in human relations, is the tie of brotherhood.Brothers love each other, are benevolent towards each other, and share each other's joys and sorrows.
Sometimes differences may occur between brothers, causing anxieties, but very soon these acrimonies are replaced by affection and sincerity, and rifts completely forgotten.Islam makes use of this firm link in order to strengthen social order and ameliorate
human relations, and considers all devout Muslims as true brothers.
As two brothers are joined together through their father, the Seal of the prophets is regarded as a father of the Ummah in Islam, and the Muslims as his children. In this way, all the Muslims have been considered as brothers.
In this verdict, namely Islamic brotherhood, there exists no boundary, and all Muslims from any race, locality and language are covered by this law, and are regarded as brothers by Islam.

Brotherhood and Fellowship in Islam

Understanding the Qur'an, chapter "Praise" (Hamd or the Opening) and "the Cow" (Baghara) by Martyr Murtaza Mutahrri ...

The study of the Qur'an is essential for every committed Muslim, since it is the main source and foundation of the religious thought and faith. Whatsoever gives meaning, essence and sanctity to his existence lies in the Holy Qur'an.

Understanding the Qur'an /Part 2

Criteria for humanity, spiritual freedom, nobility, worship and prayer, repentance, migration and jihad, and belief in the unseen.

Discourse 1: The Criteria for Humanity
Discourse 2: The School of Humanity
Discourse 4: Spiritual Freedom (Part 1)
Discourse 4: Spiritual Freedom (Part 2)
Discourse 5: Nobility & Magnanimity of Spirit

Spiritual Discourses

An analysis showing how far Islam and Nationalism are compatible. Some questions that are answered "Can an individual be a Muslim believer and a faithful nationalist at the same time? What has been the historical course of the birth and spread of nationalism in Islamic countries?"

Islam and Nationalism

Aladdin Pazargadi (born in Shiraz in 1292 - died on April 19, 2003 in Tehran) is an Iranian writer and translator. He has a bachelor's degree in history, a master's degree in education and a doctorate in political and economic sciences from Oxford University, England. He is considered the founder of "English language and literature" in Iran.

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