Bear in mind that people are seriously mistaken in the definition of words. At times, words are used in their apparent sense, and sometimes they are used as metaphors. For example, the Holy Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said that the first of his wives that would die...
Here the Promised Messiah and Mahdi (as) explains the use of faculties in their proper time and place.
© Shutterstock The Promised Messiah (as) wrote over 80 books in Arabic, Urdu, and Persian. Excerpts of his collected works have been translated into English...
© Shutterstock Shahzad Ahmed, London, UK Seldom has there been a story of rags to riches the likes of which was witnessed in the plains of the Arabian desert...
Another form of worship is Hajj – the pilgrimage – which does not mean that a person should carry out the formality of the pilgrimage by providing for his...
In actuality, human nature is not inherently evil, nor is a thing evil in itself; rather, improper use makes it so. Display, for instance, is not bad in itself...
Here the Promised Messiah (as) describes the difference between satanic revelation and divine revelation.
The Review of Religions brings you a special and faith-inspiring series as it delves into the world of prophecies.
Do the English revelations of the Promised Messiah (as) contain grammatical inaccuracies? Or are they a miraculous sign of God?
Teachings of the Promised Messiah & Imam Mahdi (as) about unity through obedience.
A detailed analysis that takes deeper look at the Hadith: "Allah Almighty becomes one with those who become His".
Here the Promised Messiah and Imam Mahdi (as) talks about the dangers of pretentiousness.
Here the Promised Messiah & Imam Mahdi (as) gives a deeper explanation of the purpose of fasting.
Do the English revelations of the Promised Messiah (as) contain grammatical inaccuracies? Or are they a miraculous sign of God?
Here the Promised Messiah (as) discusses the difference between revelation, one's thoughts and psychic phenomena.
