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skip to main content ahlul bayt digital islamic library project toggle navigation menu close login create new account belief & creed education & society history & politics laws & worship quran & hadith spirituality & philosophy browse for free 2100+ books and multimedia about islam and the muslim people search form welcome 16023048 reads belief & creed education & society history & politics laws & worship quran & hadith spirituality & philosophy search form al-islam.org needs your financial support to maintain this site & develop new features. click here to donate generously. what's new abu hanifah and the transmission of traditions this article examines the role that abu hanifah played in transmitting traditions and provides examples of a few of these narrations that are recorded in both the sunni and shia books of traditions. imam khumayni’s vision of islamic unity this article attempts to delineate the aims, objectives and scope of imam khumayni’s vision of islamic unity. it also describes some of the practical steps imam undertook in order to achieve this vision. the voice of unity part 2: islamic brotherhood as the second in a series of talks regarding the subject of unity, the present article focuses on the concept of muslim brotherhood and its relation to a united ummah the shia imams and muslim unity part 1 this is the first part to a series of articles that will outline the stance of the shia imams with respect to muslim unity. the article begins by defining the meaning of ‘muslim unity’ and goes on to enumerate the characteristics of such unity, especially as found in the quran and the sunnah. it then outlines some practical methods of creating unity and preventing division, by giving examples from the sirah of the prophet (s). editorial, number 5 november 2009 editorial about the presence of religion in all cultures and people, the philosophical meaning and the urge to find common grounds of venerance to god instead of focusing on each and every religion and sect peculiarity that divide instead of unify the believers. unity of the islamic schools of thought according to imam musa sadr this article explores the thought and activities of imam al-sadr pertaining to the issue of unity and the important role he occupied as one of the leading figures within the islamic unity movement. the biographical part of this article was taken from al-manar television. the remainder was adapted from the author’s book, imam musa sadr: surush-e wahdat, majma’ jahani-ye taqrib-e madhahib-e islami, 2004. imamah and wilayah: allamah sharaf al-din’s approach to conciliation allamah sharaf al-din firmly believed in the principle of the unity of the islamic ummah as well as the principle of imamah in the islamic faith. it is precisely because of this that his conciliatory activities began first with establishing the fact that between these two islamic principles there is no contradiction or discrepancy; the book, al-muraja’at, can be counted as a practical workshop for efforts towards reconciliation from a number of perspectives; scientific, ethical, methodological, etc., which is based on the search for truth. this text explores the method that allamah sharaf al-din applied in order to promote unity without denying the core of shia beliefs and replying to misconceptions about them. civilizational dialogue and mysticism: the holy qur’an and the metaphysics of ibn al-’arabi this text explains how it is possible to reconcile the dawa with dialogue with other faiths without denying one’s religious identity by recognizing the underlying common ground that is the universality of the belief in a superior entity and the basic universal ethic laws that are shared among all human beings. an unpleasant demeanor an unpleasant demeanor by: shaykh nasir makarim shirazi this text examines the traits of a bad character and the effects of it on the person and who’s around and it explains the importance of having a good demeanor in light of the behavior of the holy prophet (s) ***** قَالَ رَسُولُ اللٌّهِ: يَا عَلِيُّ! لِكُلِّ ذَنْـبٍ تَوْبَةٌ إِلاَّ سُوءُ الْخُلْقِ فَإِنَّ صَاحِبَهُ كُلَّمَا خَرَجَ مِنْ ذَنْبٍ دَخَلَ فِي ذَنْبٍ. the prophet muhammad (s) has said, “o' ‘ali! there is repentance for every sin except for having a bad demeanor, since every time a person who has an unpleasant demeanor leaves one sin, he will enter into (another) sin.” bihar al-anwar, vol. 74, pg. 46 in this tradition, the noble prophet (s) has pointed to the dangerous effect of having an unpleasant demeanor and has stated that, “people are able to ask repentance for all sins, however the person who has the characteristic and sin of an unpleasant demeanor will not be able to repent for this act as this brotherhood and fellowship in islam this text discusses about the importance of brotherhood and fellowship and what a muslim should do regarding his relationship with the rest of the muslims regardless of race, nationality or location. all the advice provided is according to the edicts present in the verses of the holy qur'an. what's popular nahjul balagha part 1, the sermons the english translation (accompanied with original arabic text) of the supremely eloquent sermons of the commander of the faithful, imam ali ibn abi talib (peace be upon him). nahjul balagha contains 240 sermons given by imam ali (a), dealing with a wide variety of topics including our existence, relationship with the almighty, building a god-fearing personality, and the imam's (a) reflections upon historical incidents. the letters and sayings of imam 'ali can be found here: http://www.al-islam.org/nahjul-balagha-part-2-letters-and-sayings stories of the prophets simple english accounts of the lives of many prophets, including prophets adam, nuh, ibrahim, yusuf, and musa (a). the life of muhammad the prophet detailed account of the life and history of prophet muhammad (s), including his birth and early life, events in makkah and madina, and his final years. a shi'ite encyclopedia a vast collection of information that addresses shi'a/sunni inter-school related issues. an effort of the ahlul bayt digital islamic library project team as-sahifa al-kamilah al-sajjadiyya a collection of supplications and whispered prayers composed by the great-grandson of the prophet (s). includes supplication for the coming of the month of ramadhan, and supplication for bidding farewell to the month of ramadhan. at the end there is also the famous treatise on rights that explains beautifully the rights in an islamic point of view. 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. the five schools of islamic law this work on the shariah or islamic law offers a comparative study of the divine law that, according to authentic islamic doctrines, embodies the will of god in society. in the islamic world view, god is the ultimate legislator. the five major schools that are used in the comparison are: hanafi, hanbali, shafii, maliki and jafari. the unity of the schools becomes apparent, but it is perhaps the differences that are of the greater interest because it shows how open the law is to a variety of views. it is from this diversity of interpretations of the law, interpretations which are based on the quran and the sunnah, that unity develops when each diverse group is willing to concede the possibility of the other's interpretation when it is based on the same two sources. inheritance is one of the economic issues of the five schools. other aspects of economic issues include prescribed poor-due (zakat), twenty percent tax (khums), will and bequest (wasiyat) and inheritance (irs). islamic marriage handbook this book is compiled for those intending to
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