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  • Prophecies About The Holy Prophet of Islam

    A short text shedding light on the prophecies predicting the arrival of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) in older scriptures of different faiths.
  • Ultimate Questions in Philosophy of Religion

    In this text Shaykh Mansour Leghaei delves into the philosophy behind several intrinsic matters of Faith such as belief in God, free-will or predeterminism, the question of evil and much more.
  • The Roots of Religion

    A book that explains the Usul al-Deen (Roots of Religion). It helps resolve questions and doubts in relation to God, Prophethood, Imamate, Death and Jugement Day.
  • The Mystery of Life

    The Mystery of Life: Selections from the books written by Allameh Jafari A Secret Inside Secrets, Selections from the books written by Allamah Muhammad Taqi Ja’fari This book deals with a myriad of subjects related to human life: philosophy, mysticism, anthropology, cultures, arts, history and much more.
  • Self-Recognition for Self-Improvement

    In this book, Ayatullah Muhammad Taqi Misbah Yazdi goes into the enlightening subject of self-development and acquiring spiritual perfection through the tool of self-knowledge and introspection. As the Holy Quran mentions (59:19), forgetting one's soul is a requisite for forsaking Allah (swt).
  • At-Tawhid or Monotheism

    A book that delves into the several dimensions and depths of Tawhid (Oneness of God): the central and core concept of Islam. Starting from the basic definitions, it then moves onto how one's life and existence revolve around Tawhid.
  • Books dealing with Hadith (Traditions)

    Books dealing with Hadith (Traditions) Taken from: The Early Imamiyah Shi'ite Thinkers Syed Waheed Akhtar Ashsih Publishing House New Delhi, India Kitab al Kafi Author: al Kulayni Publisher: W.O.F.I.S Available: Mihrab Publishers and Book Distrib. 17 Kevi Crescent, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B-3C8, Canada Phone: 905 731-6920 Fax: 905 886-3430 Tahrike Tarsile Quran P.O Box 731115 Corona Station Elmhurst, NY 11373-1115, U.S.A Phone: 718 446 6472 Fax: 718 446 4370 Languages: An Incomplete set of 13 vols. in English is available from the above distributors The Kitab al Kafi consists of three parts, Usul, Furu’ and Rawdah. Usul Al KafiUsul al Kafi II volumes Kitab Firushi Islamiyyah, Tehran 1388 A.H First volume A brief introduction of 6 pages beginning with the praise of God and the description of the attributes of His beauty and power, deals with the purpose of creation, particularly of man; after the mission of God's messengers ending
  • A Brief Introduction to Islam

    A Brief Introduction to Islam Islam is the only religion in the world that says that its precepts are natural. The Holy Quran says: "..It is Allah's Nature on which Allah has created humans. There is no change in Allah's creation. This is the established religion (deen al-qayyim) but many of the humans know not." (Surat al-Room, 30:30). In Islam, the beliefs have primary position; they are the roots, and the practices are branches that are dependent for their existence on the roots. The primary belief is that of the Unity and Supreme Sovereignty of Allah, the Almighty, the Everpresent, the Everlasting, the All-knowing. Allah is Just. He sent prophets to convey His message. He selected Imams to safeguard His message. He ordained a Day of Judgement when the deeds of His creatures will be measured and rewarded or punished accordingly. Belief in Allah, therefore, entails belief in all of the above. Islam is the last divine religion and Prophet Muhammad (s) is the last
  • History of Shrines

  • Pilgrimage Sites

  • Self Building

    A detailed description of special deeds as performed by God's most devoted sincere servants during their lives, the self-restraint and asceticism practiced by them during these worships, and the spiritual purification achieved by them. Original Persian title: Khud Sazi wa Tahzib wa Tazkiyeh Nafs.
  • Various Sayings of Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib (as)

    Various Sayings of Imam ‘Ali Ibn Abi Talib An Extract of Du’a Kumayl The following sayings of Imam ‘Ali (as) are taken from Du'a Kumail, trans. N. Husayn Mardi, Chehel Sotoon Theological School: Iran, 1989. The most complete gift of God is a life based on knowledge. The innumerable fools have made the learned very scarce. The learned man understands the ignorant for he was once ignorant for he was once ignorant himself. The ignorant man does not understand the learned for he has never been learned himself. Knowledge gives life to the soul. To respect the learned is to respect God. Knowledge creates fear of God. Practice makes knowledge perfect. To teach is to learn. Honesty is Divine language. To fulfill promises is the highest form of integrity. Truth means conformity of speech with the Divine mode of working. Friendship is impossible with a liar. Misrepresentation spoils narration. Lying spoils news. Enemity is the
  • A Shi'ite Anthology

    Especially selected for the Western reader by the renowned Islamic scholar Tabataba'i, a collection of sayings, sermons, prayers and writings that represent cross section of Shi'ite religious thought with an emphasis upon the principles and fundamentals (usul) of Islam, the passages from the traditions shed light on three basic dimensions of Shi'ite tradition: 1. The Unity of God 2. The political, social and moral teachings and 3. The spiritual life. Translated by William Chittick, and Introduction by Seyyed Hossein Nasr.
  • Hayat Al-Qulub Vol.3

    Hayat Al Qulub the third volume deals with the topic of Imamate, the appointment of the Imam (a.s.), the inerrancy of the Imams and the obligation of the people to obey them. After this the Author has collected all the verses of the Holy Quran whose Exegesis (Tafsir) points towards Ahlul Bayt (a.s.). He has supported his statements with traditions. This volume can be said to be a Special Tafsir of the Holy Quran.
  • The Richest Treasure

    Imam ‘Ali’s Letter to Malik al-Ashtar, the Governor of Egypt
  • Anecdotes of Pious Men

    Some selected Islamic stories from the Persian Book Dastan-e Rastan vol. l & 2.
  • And Once Again Abu Dharr

    A brief Biography of a great Companion of the Holy Prophet, Abu Dharr.
  • 'Ain Al-Hayat - The Essence Of Life

    This text presents a rich and structured account of faith, conduct, and devotion in Islam. It begins with the lives of three of the Prophet’s (S) truest companions - Salman al-Farsi, Abu Dharr al-Ghifari, and Miqdad al-Aswad - whose sincerity and steadfastness serve as examples of perfect discipleship. It then moves through themes concerning the existence of Allah (SwT), the creation of the universe, the nature of angels, the divine attributes, prophethood, Imamah, and the Day of Judgment.  Through these subjects, the work clarifies the tenets of belief and guides the reader toward complete devotion to Allah.  It also explains the benefits of reciting the Qur’an, offering insight into verses, supplications, and acts of worship that strengthen the heart. Ethical teachings are clearly laid out, warning against vices such as lying, greed, pride, and backbiting, while promoting brotherhood and sincerity in faith. The text also records wise counsel about dealings with
  • Imam Hasan and Caliphate

    The life of Imam Hasan (as) was both eventful and full of lessons, and yet the significance of his role seems to have been ignored, forgotten, or eclipsed by the extent of focus on Imam Husayn (as). A common misconception is that he was just a peace-maker, yet nothing could be further from the truth. For Imam Hasan (as) was overwhelmingly and popularly appointed as Caliph due to his charisma, knowledge and eminent piety. Then he led the Islamic Caliphate for six months with authority and control, and he prepared his army, leading it to war against Muawiya and exhorting it to be brave and unflinching. Moreover, the author demonstrates, with exacting scholarship using authentic sources and the motherbooks of history, how there would have been no Karbala without the groundwork laid by Imam Hasan (as). The book also has great value as a manual of instruction on how one should obey the Imam of one’s time, in war and in peace .Thus making it an excellent way of preparing for the
  • Hajj (The Pilgrimage)

    Underlying philosophy of every stage of Hajj. A wonderful spiritual preparation for those intending to perform the Pilgrimage