Lessons

Unity and Leadership: The Hidden Power Behind a Strategic Pause

By |2024-11-26T17:30:16+03:30November 26th, 2024|Lessons|

Unity transforms isolated efforts into a powerful collective force, forging strength through shared purpose and mutual respect. History shows that even perceived setbacks, like the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, can become victories when guided by wisdom and trust in leadership. Though its terms seemed unfavorable, the treaty brought peace, enabling growth and preparing the way for future triumphs. This timeless lesson urges us to stay united, trust our leaders, and rely on divine guidance, even in uncertainty. Together, setbacks become stepping stones, and challenges become opportunities. The power of a united front is unstoppable when aligned with vision and faith.

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The Fire Rekindled: The Battle of Hamra’ al-Asad

By |2024-11-25T17:56:52+03:30November 25th, 2024|Lessons|

The Battle of Hamra’ al-Asad reminds us that true strength lies not in numbers or the absence of pain but in the resilience to rise again after defeat. It teaches that even when outmatched, faith and determination can triumph over the odds. There is a striking resemblance to the battle unfolding in West Asia today. We have faced many losses, carried our wounds, and buried our martyrs. Yet our faith will not falter—and that is why, in the end, we will win.

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Lady Zainab a.s. – Standing Against Oppression Is A Duty, Not A Choice

By |2024-08-06T15:55:17+03:30July 29th, 2024|Islamic, Lessons|

Lady Zainab, we stand in awe of your greatness in the face of the tyranny, despite all the hardship you tolerated and faced, your honour and dignity, eloquence and force is a lesson for all of us today, all Muslim Women, and all Muslim Men.  Not all that, but for all humanity. Standing Against Oppression Is A Duty, Not A Choice.

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Breaking Harmful Traditions: Challenging the Age of Marriage

By |2023-06-26T14:14:00+03:30July 3rd, 2023|Advice From Greats, Lessons|

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Preachers Entering Polytheistic Nations

By |2019-05-25T01:54:18+04:30May 25th, 2019|Islamic, Jurisprudence, Lessons, Migration|

Scholars and preachers need to travel to polytheistic and non-Islamic nations in order to serve the Islamic communities in those countries and strengthen their identity, resolve fallacies and facilitate inter-faith activities.  Those societies are not free from religious and social issues and problems and need the presence of a learned guide.

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Migration: Opinions Of Classic and Modern Scholars – Part II – Syed Sistani

By |2019-05-09T21:43:15+04:30May 9th, 2019|Islamic, Jurisprudence, Lessons, Migration|

In the last article we reviewed some of the opinions with regards to migration from respected scholars, classic and modern, such as Sheikh Al-Tusi, Alaama [...]

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Migration: Opinions of Classic and Modern Scholars – Part I

By |2019-05-11T05:10:35+04:30May 2nd, 2019|Islamic, Jurisprudence, Lessons, Migration|

“And then Allahﷻ says in the next Ayah (4:100) so that there is no one who can say “But I can not migrate because I was born and raised there, or that there is where my people and family and friends and work and house and garden and business and farm and wife and children are and the rest of my life. So, my life is settled there.”

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