Category: Ahlulbayt (a) (Page 6 of 7)

The Significance of theTasbih of Janabe Fatimah (sa)

January 1, 2025 / editor

Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a) is reported to have said, “Whoever recites tasbih of Janabe Fatimah (sa) after every namaz will
have his sins forgiven and he will be worthy of
attaining Jannah. Recite the tasbih continuously. Do not stop or pause in the middle of it.”
The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said, “The servants with the highest status are those who remember Allah (swt) all the time.”

Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a) is reported to have said, “There is no praise of
Allah (swt) better than the tasbih of Janabe
Fatimah (sa) because if there was, then the Prophet (saww) would have taught that to his daughter.”
When one says “Allahu Akbar” he has proclaimed the greatness of Allah (swt) as all power and might belongs to Allah! When one says “Alhamdulillah”
he has thanked Allah (swt) for each and every blessing he has been blessed with. When one
says "Subhanallah" he has proclaimed the lofty greatness of Allah and His being free of any
partner. Whenever a servant utters
this, the angels send salutations upon him.

The Exemplary Character of Janabe Zainab (sa)

December 31, 2024 / editor

It was after the events of Karbala that Janabe Zainab (sa) came out
in public and gave her thought provoking sermon. It was a necessity.

The Impeccable Character of Janabe Ummul Baneen (sa)

December 14, 2024 / editor

The love that
Hadhrat Abbas (a) and Imam al-Husayn (a) shared was a mere reflection of how much Janabe Ummul Baneen (sa) loved Imam
al-Husayn (a). This teaches us, that if we want our
children to become
pious and good, we must first change ourselves.

Shahaadat of Janabe Fatimah (sa)

December 3, 2024 / editor

Asmā said to them, “O sons of the Prophet,
go and inform your father about the passing away of your mother.” When they came near the masjid, they increased in their crying,
“Our mother has passed away!” Imām ‘Alī (a) took Hasanayn (as) back home,. When his eyes
fell on the dead body of Janabe Fatimah (sa),
he increased in his weeping.
Taken from Fātimah al-Zahrā (a) From the Cradle to the Grave

Du’a of Janabe Fatimah (sa)

December 3, 2024 / editor

O Allāh, make me content with what You have given me. Hide my faults and give me good health for as long as You give me life, and forgive me and have mercy on me when You give me death. O Allāh, do not let me undergo hardship in seeking that which You have not decreed for me, and make that which You have decreed for me easy to acquire. O Allāh, repay my parents, and all those who have a right over me for the good they have done to me, with the best of rewards. O Allāh, enable me to discharge that which You have created me for, and do not let me get engrossed in [seeking] the things that You have guaranteed for me. Do not
punish me while I plead for Your forgiveness, and do not deprive me while I beg from You. O Allāh, lower me in my own estimation and increase Your awe in my heart. Inspire me to worship You
and do the things that please You and eschew the actions that
displease You, O Most Merciful of the merciful.

Taken from Fātimah al-Zahrā (a) From the Cradle to the Grave

Ahadith from Janabe Fatimah (sa)

October 7, 2024 / editor

Janabe Fatimah (sa) has said: “What good is there in fasting for the one who fasts if he does not restrain his tongue, his ears, his eyes and his limbs [from that which is forbidden]?”

Crying for Imam al-Husayn (a)

September 27, 2024 / editor

There are no eyes and (there is) not a tear loved more by Allāh
than the eyes of those who cry and shed tears over Husayn (a).
Verily anyone who cries over him connects with Fātimah (sa),
supports her (in her lamentation), connects with the Messenger
of Allāh (saww), and fulfils our rights.

Kāmiluz Ziyārāt Chapter 26. Hadith 6

Can we truly describe God?

September 25, 2024 / editor

No vision can encompass Him, but He encompasses all vision ... (Q6:103)
I replied, “Of course.” Then he asked: “Do you all know what
al-Absār are?” I replied, “Of course.” Then he asked: “What are they?” I replied, “They are Absār meaning ‘eyes’.” He said, “The mind in your heart is more powerful than the eyes [with which you see]. Thus it is minds that cannot behold him, while He
beholds minds.”
To guide Abu Hashim to the hidden meaning of the verse above, Imam al-Ridha (a) first asks him what he understands from the verse. It is worth mentioning that the word Absār here refers to ‘minds’ . Since ‘minds’ which are our most powerful faculty for knowing, cannot behold Him, thus, we cannot truly describe Him.

Al-Kafi Vol. 1 Pg 98

Visiting the Graves

September 25, 2024 / editor

When the Holy Prophet (saww) followed a funeral procession, he would be overcome by sorrow and would contemplate more and talk less.

Ahadith from Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a)

September 25, 2024 / editor

“Verily good character melts away sin the way ice is
melted by the sun, and bad character corrupts action the way vinegar corrupts honey.”
Kitab al-Zuhd Pg. 56

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