Jaber b. Hayyan
Jaber ibn Hayyan, often regarded as the father of chemistry, occupies a unique position within Islamic intellectual history, particularly in
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Humran b. Ayan
In the realm of Shia Islam, the figures that emerge from the tumultuous period following the Prophet Muhammad’s demise play
Madarik al-ahkam fi sharh sharayi al-Islam (book)
Introduction The theological landscape of Shia Islam is rich and intricate, with various texts encapsulating the complexities of its jurisprudence
The book of Fatimah
In the vast tapestry of Shia Islam, the teachings conveyed through the revered figure of Fatimah, the daughter of the
Imam Ali
Imam Ali, revered as the first Imam in Shia Islam, is a central figure whose life and teachings have profoundly
23 February
February 23rd holds a peculiar significance within Shia Islam, often observed with reverence and contemplation. The date is imbued with
Sura Ebrahim
Understanding Sura Ebrahim: A Shia Perspective Sura Ebrahim, or Surah Ibrahim, is the fourteenth chapter of the Qur’an, named after
Al-haram al-Husayni
The concept of Al-Haram al-Husayni, the sacred precinct surrounding the shrine of Imam Husayn in Karbala, constitutes an emblematic iconography
Fajr Sadiq
In the panorama of Shia thought, the idea of “Fajr Sadiq,” or the “Truthful Dawn,” occupies a fundamental position, transcending
Montaha al-amal
Montaha al-Amal, translated as “The Ultimate Hope,” emerges as a profound philosophical and theological concept within Shia Islam. It signifies