A 250 Years Old Person: Statements and Expressions of the Great Leader and Guardian On the Political Combats and Stuggles of Infallible Imams (Peace Be Upon Them)

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ABWA Publishing and Printing Center ABWA Publishing and Printing Center 2015
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This insightful work captures the profound statements and expressions of a great leader and guardian regarding the political struggles of the Infallible Imams (Peace Be Upon Them), reflecting on their enduring legacy and relevance today.

"A 250 Years Old Person" offers an enlightening perspective on the political combats and struggles faced by the Infallible Imams (Peace Be Upon Them) throughout history. This compilation of statements and expressions from a revered leader and guardian provides readers with a deep understanding of the challenges the Imams encountered in their efforts to uphold justice, truth, and Islamic values.

The book highlights the political acumen and moral fortitude of the Infallible Imams as they navigated complex socio-political landscapes, faced oppression, and championed the rights of the marginalized. Through detailed analyses and reflections, the author elucidates the significance of the Imams’ struggles and their impact on the development of Islamic thought and leadership.

Additionally, this work serves as a reminder of the enduring lessons that can be drawn from the lives of these Imams, encouraging contemporary Muslims to engage in political awareness and activism inspired by their teachings. By examining the historical context of their struggles, readers can appreciate the Imams' commitment to justice and their role as spiritual guides for the Muslim community.

This book is essential for those seeking to understand the intersection of politics and faith in Islam, providing a comprehensive view of the Imams' legacy and their relevance in today's world.

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