Judaism, Christianity and Islam have common roots; Everyone has a divine book that plays a central role in their religion from a historical and ideological point of view; They also have key figures who played a role as founders, reformers,
Among our Imams, there are three great figures who attained the position of Imamate at a young age: the first is Imam Jawad (peace be upon him), who became Imam at the age of 8 or 9, after the martyrdom
Among the theological (1) topics related to divine leadership (Imamate) is the question, how is it possible for a person to become an Imam during his childhood. The question became widely debated and discussed in scientific gatherings after Imam Jawad (PBUH) was appointed an
One of the best ways to understand the richness of a school of thought is to examine the students it produces. If a school is capable of delivering prominent intellectual figures to society, this reflects the value and capability of
Yunus ibn Ya’qub, one of the companions of Imam Sadiq (peace be upon him), narrates: I was with Imam Sadiq (peace be upon him) when a man from Syria came to him and said, “I know the science of theology,
The term “Imam” means a leader or guide. In essence, it refers to what is followed, whether it be a book or a person, truth or falsehood.[1][2] In the context of Shia beliefs, Imamate and the recognition of the Imam
Fatimah (peace be upon her) is regarded by Muslims as the greatest and most exalted woman in the world throughout all centuries and eras. This belief is derived from the content of Prophetic Hadiths. Though these Hadiths differ in wording,
Hazrat Reza (PBUH), the eighth Imam of Shiites , is of the progeny of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) and his eighth successor. At age 35 he became the leader of the Islamic union. His life was contemporary to the Abbasid reign
