Pearl of Wisdom

When Imam al-Sadiq (AS) was asked the reason behind the prohibition of usury, he replied, 'So that people may not withhold common courtesy from each other.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
Ibid. v. 78, p. 201, no. 32

Article Source

We acknowledge that the below references for providing the original file containing the 'Nahj ul Balagha'. Their references is

http://www.nahjulbalagha.org/intro.php

The files you find here are NOT IN the Public domain, and the copy rights of the files still remain with the above author 

Our Partners

Receive Qul Updates

Name:
Email:
Library » Nahj ul Balagha » Sermons » Day of Judgement
Day of Judgement E-mail
Sermon 101 Day of Judgement

That day would be such that Allah would collect on it the anteriors and the posteriors, to stand in obedience for exaction of accounts and for award of recompense for deeds. Sweat would flow upto their mouths like reins while the earth would be trembling under them. In the best condition among them would be he who has found a resting place for both his feet and an open place for his breath.

The troubles are like a dark night. Horses would not stand for (facing) them nor would their banners turn back. They would approach in full reins and ready with saddles. Their leader would be driving them and the rider would be exerting (them). The trouble-mongers are a people whose attacks are severe. Those who would fight them for the sake of Allah would be a people who are low in the estimation of the proud, unknown in the earth but well known on the sky. Woe to you O' Basrah, when an army of Allah's infliction would face upon you without (raising) dust of cries. Your inhabitants would then face bloody death and dire hunger.


 
Copyright © 2024 Qul. All Rights Reserved.
Developed by B19 Design.