Rights of Husband – 2
Reading Time: < 1 minuteImam as-Sadiq (a) narrated that a woman, whose husband had ordered her not to leave her house until he would be back from his journey, sent a messenger to the […]
Holy Infallibles (as)
Rights of Husband
Reading Time: < 1 minuteImam al-Baqir narrated that the Prophet (s) answered the woman who asked him about the husbands’ rights against their wives by saying: “Women should obey and avoid defying their husbands. They should […]
You should not be coarse with her any more
Reading Time: < 1 minuteIbrahim bin Muhazzim narrated: After I had left Imam as-Sadiq, one night, I came to my house in Medina and quarreled with my mother who was living with me. The […]
She was more obedient to her parents than he was
Reading Time: < 1 minuteImam as-Sadiq (a) narrated that one of the Prophet’s foster sisters visited him. He received her so warmly, laid his personal quilt, asked her to sit on it, and went on facing her […]
Regard of Scholars
Reading Time: < 1 minuteHesham ibn al-Hakam, the teenage, visited Imam as-Sadiq (a), who was encompassed by the celebrities of the Shia—such as Hamran ibn A’yun, Qays al-Massir, Younus ibn Ya’qoub, Abu Ja’far al-Ahwal, […]
Visitation to the Graves of Aimmah (ams)
Reading Time: < 1 minuteUninterruptedly, there are tens of narrations related to the Ahl ul-Bayt (a) with regard to the great rewarding and grand credit obtained due to the pilgrimage to the Imams’ shrines. […]
Debal al-Khuzaai
Reading Time: < 1 minuteDiibil al-Khuzaai; the famous poet, narrated the following: One day, in Khurasan, I visited Ali ibn Musa ar-Ridha (a) who asked me to recite some of my new poem. Hence, […]
The Love for Ahlulbayt – 3
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSaaid; the servant of al-Kumayt—the famous poet, narrated the following: Accompanying my master; al-Kumayt, we, once, visited Ali ibn al-Hussein (a). Before him, al-Kumayt said: “I have eulogized you hoping […]
The Love for Ahlulbayt – 2
Reading Time: 2 minutesAl-Hakam ibn Utaiba related the following: I was with Imam al-Baqir (a) in his house, which was suffocated by his people when an old man came leaning on a stick. […]