Pearl of Wisdom

A hypocrite is someone who when he makes a promise he does not fulfil it, when he does something [good], he shows off, when he speaks he lies, when he is entrusted with something he betrays, when he is given sustenance he is heedless, and when he is deprived he resorts to tricks.'

Prophet Muhammad al-Mustafa [sawa]
Bihar al-Anwar, v. 72, p. 207, no. 8

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Islamic Unity

Verily Allah only desires to keep away the uncleanness from you, O People of the House (Ahl al-Bayt) and to purify you a thorough purifying
[Verse of Purification from The Holy Qur’an 33:33]


In this section we have dissected some key questions asked by Muslims from different sects and Non-Muslims about the Shi'ah School of Thought and answered it through the Holy Quran and the Companions Narrations/Hadiths.

We feel once the communities are aware and informed about the beliefs, we can establish unity through the common understanding.
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1 What Non-Muslims say about Islam
2 Did the Prophet (s) Appoint a Successor?
3 Why Follow the Family of the Prophet (s)?
4 Love of the Prophet and His Progeny
5 Why Shi'ah?
6 The First Divide of Shi'ah and Sunnah
7 Summary of Differences Between Shi'ah and Sunni
8 The Shi'ah Point of View on Leadership
9 The Sunni Point of View on Leadership
10 The Shi'ah View on the Prophets Companions
11 Shi'ah View of Abu Bakr
12 Who are Sunni Twelve Successors Of the Prophet?
13 Meaning of Imamate and Khilafah
14 What Non-Muslims Say About Muhammad?
15 What Non-Muslims Say About Ali?
16 What Non-Muslims Say About Hussain?
17 Do the Shi'ah Believe in a Different Qur'an?
18 Why do the Shi'ah prostrate on Turbah?
19 Why do the Shi'ah Combine Prayers?
20 The Awaited Mahdi
21 A Call for Shia Sunni Dialog - Why and How?
 
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