Authors: Al-Hassanain (p) Institue for Islamic Heritage

In Ethics, Essential Books, Golden Words

By Book Findtruth

Mafatih al-Jinan (Keys to Heavens): Arabic-English

Authors: Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc.

In Essential Books, Golden Words

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This is the first part of Martyr Mutahhari’s book Sayr dar NahjulBalagha. It consists of the Introduction which the author presumably wrote before giving the book to the publisher, is dated Muharram 3, 1395 (January 15, 1975).

Authors: Al-islam

In Supplications, Golden Words

By Book Findtruth

The Hadith al-Qudsi of the Ascension

Authors: www.al-islam.org

In SocioCultural, Golden Words

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“The person from amongst my nation who memorizes forty traditions pertaining to those issues of religion which he is in need of, Allah shall resurrect him on the Day of Judgment as a scholar with a deep insight into the faith.”

Authors: Imam Ali Foundation

In SocioCultural, Golden Words

By Book Findtruth

By the grace and assistance of Allah, the translation and publication of the commentary of more than two parts of the Qur'an in English under the title of “An Enlightening Commentary, into the Light of the Holy Qur'an” have been successfully fulfilled in three volumes. These humble volumes were ardently met and well received by many sincere believers in most parts of the world.

Authors: Ansariyan Publications - Qum

In Beliefs, History, Golden Words

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What is offered here is a fairly comprehensive selection of the narrations pertaining to Jesus (‘a) said to have been reported by the Shi‘i Imams, peace be with them. It is generally admitted that not everything reported in this literature is correct, and the science of hadith has been developed by Muslim scholars precisely for the purpose of sorting through the narrations and evaluating their strength. No attempt has been made in what follows to select only ahadith considered reliable.

Authors: James S. Cutsinger Feast of the Theophany,

In Beliefs, Golden Words

By Book Findtruth

The essays collected in this book, written by some of the world’s leading authorities on the mystical and contemplative dimensions of Islam and Eastern Christianity, were prepared for a major inter- national conference, held on the campus of the University of South Carolina, October 18-20, 2001. Attended by nearly three hundred people, this important and most timely gathering included both academics and students, clergy and laity, spiritual leaders and seek- ers. To our knowledge, a symposium of this kind—on such a topic and on such a scale—was without precedent, and so also is this resulting volume of proceedings.