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'And 'Ali b. al-.Husayn (AS) had a slave girl, who was once pouring water for him when the jug fell and hurt the Imam's face. He raised his head [looking] at her, and the slave girl said [quoting verses from the Qur'an], 'Verily Allah says: And those who suppress their anger. He said, 'I have suppressed my anger.' She said, And excuse the faults of the people. He said, 'I have excused you.' She said, And Allah loves the virtuous. ' He said, 'Go, for you are a free woman for the sake of Allah's pleasure.'

Imam Hussain ibn Ali al-Shahid [as]

I'lam al-Wara, p. 256

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Question : #242

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Subject:	rules of moon sighting
Question:	What is the proof of sighting the moon?
Answer:	The evidence could be one or more of the following: 1. You have sighted it yourself. 2. The testimony of two men of impeccable character, provided that you do not have any knowledge of instances that they may be wrong, and that you do not dispute their testimony. 3. The lapse of thirty days on the month of Sha’ban, thus reaching certitude that Sha’ban has come to an end and that Ramadhan shall commence. 4. When the news of the birth of the moon of Ramadhan becomes commonplace that you are sure of the sighting.

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