The greatest wealth
Imam Hadi (peace be upon him) said: “Self-sufficiency and wealth lie in having few desires and being content with what is sufficient for you.”[1] In a competition on the topic “What do you wish for?”, the winner was the one
Imam Hadi (peace be upon him) said: “Self-sufficiency and wealth lie in having few desires and being content with what is sufficient for you.”[1] In a competition on the topic “What do you wish for?”, the winner was the one
In the body of Al-Mutawakkil, the Abbasid Caliph, a painful, festering boil appeared that almost caused him to die from its unbearable torment. No physician could treat it and remove the infected material. Al-Mutawakkil’s mother vowed that if her son
The behavior and words of our Imams show that every human, at any rank or position, must strive to earn their livelihood and should not rely on the wealth and resources of others to attain it. They also teach us
Imam Askari (PBUH) narrated that one day his father, Imam Hadi (PBUH), was informed that one of the Shiite Faqih (a person who is expert in religious jurisprudence) entered a discussion with a Nasebi (an enemy of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUT)), defeated him, and brought
“I make you an intercessor at the threshold of God, and through you, I seek closeness to Him. I place you in all my states, actions, needs, and decisions as an intercessor.” (Excerpt from the Ziyarat al-Jaami’ah [1], narrated from