The awareness of the limited lifespan of humans and the ultimate fate after death can serve as a source of reflection and contemplation. These topics have the potential to prompt someone absorbed in the noise and glitter of the world
Patience in the face of the various hardships of life, including the suffering caused by the loss of children and relatives, is highly rewarded in the Hereafter. The Holy Qur’an considers the reward for such patience to be immeasurable and
Hammad ibn A’yan says: “I visited Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (peace be upon him) and said, ‘Give me some advice!’ The Imam replied, ‘I advise you to fear God (taqwa).'[1] The result of taqwa is to live a pure life in
The long-time companion of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Jabir ibn Abdullah al-Ansari, who had grown old and frail, was lying on his sickbed. His radiant face was a testament to the purity and sincerity of this elderly companion’s heart. Imam
