Today : 25 Jamadi al-Oula 1441H., 1/20/2020 A.D.
 

Tranquility of Muslims

Sayyed Ali Fadlullah:In this life, man faces a lot of tensions, either because of the calamities he/she or those around his/her, face or because of the challenges that threaten their existence, security, dignity or belief. These tensions are obviously reflected on their behavior and opinions, to the extent…..Details ›

The Justice of Allah in His Reward and Punishment

Life is a journey that starts at birth and moves daily in one’s lifetime that would be burdened by the weight of the years. Man eats each day a piece of his life, until he finishes, in this tiresome and exhausting trip, all the food that Allah has put in his hands...Details ›

Dear Loved Ones…

The following pages contain a dialogue with H.E.Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah ; This dialogue was not only based on the assumption that the one with whom this dialogue was conducted will soon bid this world farewell; thus, sticking to questions on how he expects life to be after his departure; but rather, it was also a dialogue that dived deep into the Hereafter and opened up to the emotions and feelings it creates...Details ›

Towards a bold discussion on the historicity of the religious text and how to develop the Islamic thought

In the context of today’s ongoing discussion, at the Arab and Islamic levels, regarding the Islamic political project and how to face the new challenges, especially vis-à-vis the growth of extremism and violence in the name of religion, and considering that many extremist Islamic organizations and political Islamic movements rely on the religious texts...

How to grow and develop, according to Imam Ali (a.s.)*

In this lecture, His Eminence, the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra) discusses one of the sermons of Imam Ali (a.s.) in which he talked about fanaticism and its destructive impacts on individuals and groups alike and mentioned many things that are capable of immunizing people against this repugnant immoral disease and attaching them to the human values..

The relation of the disciples with Jesus (a.s.) and the Message*

In this lecture, His Eminence, the late Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra) discusses the relation of the disciples with Jesus (a.s.) and the Message. He explained that the disciples set out to declare that they are the supporters of Allah having believed in Prophet Jesus (a.s.) and his Message that Allah has revealed to him...

How to treat the phenomenon of Takfir? Part I

Part I of the series of questions in which His Eminence, the Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra), talks about the phenomenon of Takfir in the Muslim communities and the ways to face it, by answering a series of relevant inquiries. His Eminence considers that the Takfiri groups are people who do not know Islam or its truth, and that is why they do not differentiate between disbelief and belief....

How to treat the phenomenon of Takfir? Part II

Part II of the series of questions in which His Eminence, the Religious Authority, Sayyed Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah (ra), talks about the phenomenon of Takfir in the Muslim communities and the ways to face it, by answering a series of relevant inquiries. His Eminence considers that the Takfiri groups are people who do not know Islam or its truth, and that is why they do not differentiate between disbelief and belief....
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- Fasting is not a training means for a blind will; but rather, it is a training means for a will that is open to the path of Allah.

- Allah rendered fasting a means to achieve piety.

- Allah wants our fasting in the month of Ramadan to be a means to recall the Day of Judgment.

Q: What is meant by immersing the head in water, and is someone considered to be immersing his head in water by taking a shower?
A: It means to cover the head totally with water, and taking a shower does not mean that one is immersing his head in water.

Q: Does the medicine shot in the muscles invalidate fasting?
A: No, it does not.

Q: Does gastroesophageal reflux invalidate fasting?
A: If it is unintentional, then it does not break the fast.