The passage recounts the Quranic miracle of **Prophet Isa** speaking from the cradle to defend **Lady Mary** and proclaim monotheism. Through this divine sign, the **Holy Quran** affirms his prophethood, purity, compassion, and lifelong devotion to God.
For some time, he had noticed signs of pregnancy in his wife. Therefore, he became curious about the gender of their child. He himself hoped for a son, and after nine months of pregnancy, his wife gave birth to a
A man wrote to Imam Jawad (PBUH) about his father’s hostility toward the Prophet’s family and his cruelty toward him, asking whether to expose or endure it. The Imam advised patience, good manners, and trust in Allah’s protection. Soon after, the father’s heart softened, reconciling with his son completely.
One of the most important Islamic commandments that has been repeatedly emphasized in the Qur’an and the sayings of the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) is the performance of prayer. Many of the expressions used in Islamic texts regarding
In his final moments, Imam Sadiq (PBUH) gathered all his relatives and gave them a profound message: *“We will not intercede for those who belittle Salat.”* This narration, reported by Abu Basir, highlights the immense importance Imam placed on prayer as the foundation of faith and salvation.
A traveler in Medina sought the most generous man and was directed to Imam Hussain (PBUH). After praising him in poetry, the Imam gave him 4,000 dinars wrapped in his own cloak, expressing regret it wasn’t more. Deeply moved, the man wept—not from the gift’s size, but from the Imam’s nobility.
Imam Ali (PBUH), the first Muslim and born in the Ka’ba, exemplified devotion to Salat. His deep spiritual focus made him unaware of physical pain during prayer. He emphasized Salat’s central role in Islam through his words, actions, and final will, calling it the pillar of religion and the path to nearness to God.
