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Hadith from the Holy Prophet (saww) – 4

October 12, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said,
"Verily the hearts get rusted just as iron gets rusted. So someone asked: O Messenger of Allah, then how can they be polished? He (s) said:
By reciting the Holy Qur’an and remembering death.”
Selections from Rabi’ al-Abrar
H. 71 Pg 25

Hadith from the Holy Prophet (saww) – 3

October 5, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said,
"When the Day of Judgment arrives, a call will come from
within the [Divine] Throne: 'How excellent a father was your
father Ibrahim, and how excellent a brother was your brother Imam Ali (a)!'"
Rabi’al-Abrar H. 54 Pg 21

Hadith from the Holy Prophet (saww) – 2

October 5, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

The Holy Prophet (saww) is reported to have said,

“When you see a believer who is often quiet, keep close to him for indeed he is a recipient of wisdom [from the Almighty].”

Rabi’ al-Abrar
Pg 20 H. 49

Hadith from the Holy Prophet (saww) – 1

October 5, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

The Holy Prophet (saww)
is reported to have said,

“When my nation magnifies this world [considering it to be great], the prestige of Islam will be taken from it.”

Selections from Rabi’al-Abrar H. 3 Pg 8

Hadith from Imam Ali (a) – 1

October 5, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

Imam Ali (a) is reported to have said,

“The human being changes in three instances: when he is close to kings, when he gains positions of authority, and when he becomes wealthy.
So whoever does not change in
these conditions, then he is one
who possesses a strong intellect
and an upright character.”

Ghurar al-Hikam H. 9198

Ayatullah Syed Musa Shubayri Zanjani

September 23, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

He was a distinguished scholar, researcher, author and teacher who dedicated his life to the pursuit of Islamic knowledge. His humility and fatherly conduct toward students and other scholars was well known, reflecting a presence defined not only by imparting knowledge but also by a constant spirit of learning.

The Shafa’ah (Intercession) of Janabe Fatimah Ma’sumah (sa)

September 23, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

What makes this especially meaningful is that it links her intercession directly to her maqaam (status)
before Allah (swt). Her ability to intercede is a favor and a distinction granted to her by Allah (swt). Several lessons can be drawn from the concept of her Shafa’ah, a few of which are:
4. Intercession is not a substitute for Righteous Living
The hope of Shafa’ah should inspire a believer toward faith, repentance, obedience, and good deeds. True love for the Ahlulbayt (a) should be reflected in one’s character and actions.

Du’a of Imam Hasan al-Askari (a)

September 20, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

Dawud ibn Qasim al-Jafari was one of the
descendants of Ja‘far ibn Abi Talib (a), the brother of Imam Ali (a). He was known by the kunyah, ‘Abu Hashim’. He was the wakil of one of the deputies of Imam al-Mahdi (ajtf) in Ghaibate Sugra.
He lived through the challenging era of the Abbasid caliphate and was a loyal companion of 4 Imams: Imam al-Ridha (a), Imam
al-Jawad (a), Imam al-Hadi (a) and Imam Hasan al-Askari (a).

Noor Magazine Issue No. 2

August 28, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

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Ahadith from Imam Hasan al-Askari (a)

August 25, 2026 / editor / 0 Comments

Make Allah (swt) your Greatest Source of Comfort
“The man who finds intimacy with Allah (swt) feels lonely among the people.” (al-Durar al-Baahirah Pg.46)
When the heart finds peace with Allah, it becomes less dependent on constant attention or approval from others. Sometimes faith requires us to make choices that are different from those around us. We should remain firm when our values conflict with popular trends or social pressures.
Quiet moments spent in remembrance and reflection can help us understand ourselves and deepen our faith. A believer should appreciate people without becoming dependent upon their praise, acceptance, or approval.

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