Pearl of Wisdom

was once asked by Dawud al-Raqqi, 'Is there any benefit in standing at the grave of one's father, relative or even someone unrelated?' Imam (AS) replied, 'Yes, verily they receive it [the visit] as one would receive a gift, and it makes them happy.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
Bihar al-Anwar, v. 102, p. 296, no. 6

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Sermon 106 Delivered during one of the days of Siffin

I have seen your flight and your dispersal from the lines. You were surrounded by rude and low people and Bedouins of Syria (ash-Sham), although you are the chiefs of Arabs and summit of distinction, and possess dignity as that of the high nose and big hump of the camel. The sigh of my bosom can subside only when I eventually see you surrounding them as they surrounded you, and see you dislodging them from their position as they dislodged you, killing them with arrows and striking them with spears so that their forward rows might fall on the rear ones just like the thirsty camels who have been turned away from their place of drink and removed from their water-points.


 
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