Books

THE MASTER OF MARTYRS
Sayed Ibn Tawoos
2014
A Closer Look at Christianity
Qasem , Mohamed
2014
NAHJ AL-FASAHAH HEIGHT OF RHETORIC
HOLY PROPHET HAZRAT MUHAMMAD MUSTAFA (SAWW)
2014
A 250 Years Old Person
seyed ali khamenei
The Ahl al-Bayt (as) World Assembly
2014
404 pages
Statements and Expressionsof the Great Leader and Guardian On the Political Combats and Stuggles of Infallible Imams (Peace Be Upon Them)
An Introduction to The Islamic Shari'ah
2014
category, Education & Training, en, FSHUM000000N, Good & Evil, Islam, models, name, Non-Fiction, Philosophy, Psychology, Reference, Religion, Religious, Research & Methodology, shariah taqlid mahdi islam shia introduction islamic rizvi mohammed muhammed ijtihad fiqh ayatullah ayatollah mujtahid
The Life of Muhammad The Prophet
2014
Detailed account of the life and history of Prophet Muhammad (s), including his birth and early life, events in Makkah and Madina, and his final years. The idea behind writing this book was to satisfy the needs of our new generation - the youths and the students who are unable to study the scholastic books written by the Muslim scholars.
Mohammad
Ebrahim Hassan Beigi
Shaghayegh Ghandehari
2012
Hazrat Mohammad (pbuh), the last messenger of God is the prophet of grace and affection. Several people around the world are eager to know more about him. This novel has been created for the better acquaintance of the non-Muslims with this divine messenger. Therefore it has a simple literary structure, while the selection of events and the arrangement of the historical incidents are all narrated through such a plain approach.
The Sun of Justice
Mohammad Reza Hakimi’s
2012
194 pages
Sun of Justice
Mohammad Reza Hakimi’s
2012
226 pages
Muslims Knowledge
Mohammadreza Hakimi
2012
192 pages
Mathnawi ya Maulana Jalaalud-Din al-Rumi :Maelezo ya baadhi ya visa vya
Mathnawi ya Maulana Jalaalud-Din al-Rumi
Sayyid Ahmed Aqil na Hussein Hassan
2011
100 pages
Religious Questions Answered: Logic for Islamic Rules
Ayatullah Makarim Shirazi
Ayatollah Ja'far Subhani
2010
Islam has ordered some things and refrained from others. The basis of this has some purpose and Islamic laws are not imposed without any reason. For example foods and drinks, the lawful relations and other things, all have some benefit or harm hidden in them. Whether the laws about them are made or not, there is no difference of their effects. If you ponder on the things, which are forbidden, you will come to know that the things, which are intoxicating like alcohol etc, are themselves harmful. Interest is just acquiring wealth of the people and it is like a trap. Therefore wine and interest are forbidden because of their innate harmful effects. On the other side when you look at things, which are obligatory you will feel that all the worship acts for example Prayer and Zakat are obligatory because of the benefits that people acquire from them. In short that Islamic laws are based on benefits or harms or on their goodness or evil. Many things can be understood from science and experience. This type of research or to know the logic behind any Islamic law or to ask any questions regarding it is not disallowed. The curiosity of a human being leads to finding of truth and his real spiritual want and also it opens the door for progress. It is a lively sign for man that he tries to acquire the things, which are unknown and hidden to him. This is the reason that people who don’t question about things lag behind and do not prosper. In the view of Islam the benefits of “Questioning” brings progress and perfection. Islam not only gives its followers the right to question the different topics but also the true guides of Islam have invited people to ask questions. The world must have not forgotten the famous sentence of the great preacher who said, “ask me whatever you want to ask.” The progeny of the Holy Prophet (‘s) has answered the questions of their followers. Not only those followers got satisfactory answers that increased their thinking power but also today those in search for truth can use this valuable treasure of knowledge from the progeny of the Holy Prophet (‘s).
Portraits of Youth
Ayatullah Ali Dawani
2009
In order to encourage and guide the youths and to prevent them from being misguided, there are various establishments, societies, newspapers and magazines etc. We even have special ministries for youth affairs. All this is so because the life of the youth is most precious. Youth is that time of life when responsibilities of a person increase and these important days pass away very soon, but it is the time when the personality of the youth is shaped. The foundations of a brilliant future are made firm in this period. In these days the youth selects and chalks out a program for his life according to his own choice. This time is so crucial that if a proper program is not selected and a proper path not chosen, one would have to suffer its consequences forever, and the realization would come only when there is no recourse except to face shame and humiliation, while regret is not a cure. Therefore it is necessary that at this critical and important juncture of life parents, and their adolescent children, in the light of reason and contemplation, choose the correct path. On this juncture, one should not merely consider the transient world but also keep the hereafter in view. Where along with the world, the success of the hereafter is also assured. Though in education of youths today only those fields and subjects are selected in which there are more worldly benefits. The aim of education is the material world and its comforts, and this is repeated so many times before the young people that they form a mindset that the aim of life is only to earn money and obtain material comforts. The effect of it is that the youth instead of becoming a perfect human being becomes a machine for earning money. Then gradually his youth begins to decline and he nears old age. All the parts of that machine of youth deteriorate and become useless. When no scope remains for rejuvenation, these same people become a burden for the future generations who await their death restlessly.
Abu Talib: The Faithful of Quraysh
Abdullah Al-Khunayzi
2002
A man, who supported the straight belief while all the hearts turned aside from him and all the eyes, looked askance at him. Those hearts and eyes scattered grudge, quivered with serious enmity, warned of resistance and disobedience to put out this fresh burning torch. Some hands stretched to do away with this (new prophet), whose light had cured the sore-eyes. But this strong fort (Abu Talib) stood up to them towering, showing his powerfulness and challenging their reckless will. And then they turned back empty-handed. The grudge increased in the hearts against this supporter but it was as the grudge of the horses against the bridles. A man, who watered Islam when it was a seed in a barren land, guarded it against the wind when it was soft and tender and then took care of it when it was young. It grew and became strong. The light spread from it. No enemy could achieve an aim until the loyal guard of this flowing spring left to the better world and until the flowing spring dried.
Inquiries About Shi'a Islam
Imam Sayed Moustafa al-Qazwini
2000
This book is a call to unite the Muslims since true unity stems from an understanding of each other's philosophies, not from keeping them secret. While the majority of Shi'a scholars and even average individuals keep many books belonging to other schools of thought in their libraries, few other Muslims take the time to read the original sources of Shi'a philosophy. I have endeavored in this book to present the most controversial issues that distinguish Shi'a Islam in a simple manner understandable by all people, particularly our youth generation in the Western countries. To make this book accessible to all readers regardless of their school of thought, I have relied mainly on the Noble Quran and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HF) as reported in the books of narration (hadith).
Simplified Islamic Laws
Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Al-Hussainy Sistani
1999
Every action that a person performs has a specific ruling in Islam. The various actions that we perform, which are related to our responsibility (to Allah) are divided into five categories: Wajib, Haram, Mustahab, Makruh, and Mubah. Wajib: Those actions which must be performed, and turning away from them, incur Allah's punishment - for example Salat, and Sawm. Haram: Those actions which must be avoided, and performing them incur punishment from Allah, like lieing and oppression. Mustahab: These are actions which are recommended to be performed and earn the person a reward, but turning away from such actions does not incur punishment from Allah - for example saying Salam and giving Sadaqa.
The Collector of Felicities
Muhammad Mahdi Ibn Abi Dharr Al-Narāqi
1997
Man has a soul and physical body, each of which is subject to its own pleasures and diseases. What harms the body is sickness, and that which gives it pleasure lies in its well-being, health and whatever is in harmony with its nature. The science that deals with the health and the maladies of the body is the science of medicine.
Islam and Nationalism
Dr. Ali Mohammad Naqavi
1997
Nationalism being an issue which has always commanded society's attention, it would be fitting to analyze this concept from a scientific angle. How can it be defined and what principles does it entail? How far does Islam accept these principles? Is there any incompatibility between Islam and nationalism? Can an individual be a Muslim believer and a faithful nationalist at the same time? What are the weak strong points of nationalism? What has been the historical course of the birth and spread of nationalism in Islamic countries? It is by means of research and investigation and far from tumultuous propaganda that it becomes clear whether nationalism has a place in a society where an Islamic revolution has taken place in a society which is decided on establishing Islamic values and an Islamic order.
The Greatest Jihad Combat with the Self
Imam Khomeini
1995
The Status of Women in Islam
Motahhari
1991
The woman's rights issue, lately, has come to shed a lot of ink in our country. This was followed by events of which all of us are more or less aware. However, here is not the place to discuss them. For a well-founded study of the woman's rights, (note that she forms half of the world's population), we should consider her position in nature and society and find out what are the privileges and values granted her in nature or in religious terms, by Divine Power and Wisdom.
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