Every year many thousands of sheep, goats, camels and other animals are sacrificed throughout the world on the occasion of Eid-al-Adha. At this special time, Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) is remembered for his humble submission in being willing to sacrifice his son at the command of Allah. We remember that at the last moment as the […]
One of the most well-known and pious festives of Islam as I belive is Eid a-Adha. Basically the day is for the Hajis (Pilgrims) to complete their tenets of Haj with the performinig of Zabihat (Slaughter of an Animal). The 3 Days that follow the Eid are also marked with the same ritual, commonly known […]
Dai Nasir-i Khusraw explains the significance of this night saying: ” You illuminate the mosques on the Night of Qadr and make it as bright as the day, while your hearts are as dark as the darkest night. Know that illuminations are not enough. When you light the lamps, remind yourselves that your dark hearts, […]
ناصر خسرو البلخي؛ البارز في ادب الرحلات يوسف عزيزي (طهران) شهدت الحضارة الاسلامية و في ذروتها، رحلات لادباء و علماء و جغرافيين غادروا ديارهم و جازفوا بارواحهم ليسيروا في اطراف الارض و اكنافها ليكشفوا عن المجهول ، خدمة للعلم و المعرفة. فالكتب التي الفها ابن جبير و ابن بطوطة و ياقوت الحموي و الادريسي و […]
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