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The #Hajj is one of the most intense and emotional experiences you can undertake.
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The #Hajj is one of the most intense and emotional experiences you can undertake.
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🕋 Hajj Message 2017: Imam Khamenei Demands Immediate End to Domestic Wars in Islamic Countries.
✅ Ayatollah Khamenei's
#Hajj #2017 message:
In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
🕋🔹All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, and peace and greetings be upon our Master Muhammad – the Final Prophet – upon his immaculate household and upon his chosen companions
🕋🔹 I thank God Almighty for bestowing, this year as well as previous years, the blessing of performing hajj on an abundant number of believers from throughout the world so that they can benefit from this refreshing and blessed spring and so that they can be in the vicinity of God Almighty's House engaging in worship, supplication, dhikr (remembering God) and taqarub (seeking closeness to God) on days and nights whose precious and auspicious hours can touch hearts and purify and ornament souls like a miraculous medicine.
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#Hajj #2017 message:
In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
🕋🔹All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, and peace and greetings be upon our Master Muhammad – the Final Prophet – upon his immaculate household and upon his chosen companions
🕋🔹 I thank God Almighty for bestowing, this year as well as previous years, the blessing of performing hajj on an abundant number of believers from throughout the world so that they can benefit from this refreshing and blessed spring and so that they can be in the vicinity of God Almighty's House engaging in worship, supplication, dhikr (remembering God) and taqarub (seeking closeness to God) on days and nights whose precious and auspicious hours can touch hearts and purify and ornament souls like a miraculous medicine.
✨Read More:
http://english.khamenei.ir/news/5093/
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Imam Khamenei Demands Immediate End to Domestic Wars in Islamic Countries
Ayatollah Khamenei demanded an end to the catastrophic incidents in Islamic countries and stressed: the most important duty of Muslims is to save Palestine.
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💠Lesson from the #Holy_Quran📖 🔶 And be good to the neighbour who is your relative... #Sura_an-Nisa 💌 t.me/rahyafte_en
💠Lesson from the #Holy_Quran📖
🔶 And complete the #Hajj or Umrah for Allah’s sake...
#Sura_Baqara
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🔶 And complete the #Hajj or Umrah for Allah’s sake...
#Sura_Baqara
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O' Allah whomsoever I am his #master, this #Ali is also his master. #Ghadir #EidalGhadir #EidMubarak💐 💠 t.me/rahyafte_en
🌸Happy #Eid al-Ghadir to all Muslims.
🌺After the last #Hajj 🕋 of Prophet Muhammad (hajjatulwidaa) and in the way back from #Mecca, the caravan of the pilgrims arrived at Ghadir Khuum.
It was in this place that the following verse was revealed to Prophet:
"O Messenger, announce that which has been revealed to you from your Lord, and if you do not, then you have not conveyed His message. And #Allah will protect you from the people. Indeed, Allah does not guide the disbelieving people. (5:67).
🌼After this message, Prophet ordered the caravan to stop, and ordered those who had passed Ghadir Khumm to return, and for them to wait there until the arrival of those who were still on their way. (the gathering lasted for 3 days).
After all pilgrims gathered, he took Ali's hand and said:
O' Allah whomsoever I am his #master, this #Ali is also his master.
#EidMubarak
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🌺After the last #Hajj 🕋 of Prophet Muhammad (hajjatulwidaa) and in the way back from #Mecca, the caravan of the pilgrims arrived at Ghadir Khuum.
It was in this place that the following verse was revealed to Prophet:
"O Messenger, announce that which has been revealed to you from your Lord, and if you do not, then you have not conveyed His message. And #Allah will protect you from the people. Indeed, Allah does not guide the disbelieving people. (5:67).
🌼After this message, Prophet ordered the caravan to stop, and ordered those who had passed Ghadir Khumm to return, and for them to wait there until the arrival of those who were still on their way. (the gathering lasted for 3 days).
After all pilgrims gathered, he took Ali's hand and said:
O' Allah whomsoever I am his #master, this #Ali is also his master.
#EidMubarak
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✨Ibrahim (AS) and Pilgrimage
#Hajj
#Sacrifice
#Safa_and_Marwa
#ZamZam_Spring
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✨A New Life with a New Name
#Convert
#Hajj
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💠 Lesson from the #Holy_Quran 📖 ✨"The thunder praises His glory, and so do the angels, in awe of Him." #Sura_Ar_Ra'd 💌 t.me/rahyafte_en
💠Lesson from the #Holy_Quran📖
🔶 And complete the #Hajj or Umrah for Allah’s sake...
#Sura_Baqara
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🔶 And complete the #Hajj or Umrah for Allah’s sake...
#Sura_Baqara
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Micheal Wolfe, an American poet, writer, and #NewMuslim: ✅ "I was searching for an escape from the isolating conditions of a materialistic culture…" #Islam #SpiritualJourney #ConvertStory 🌐 @rahyafte_en rahyafteha.ir/18268
The American Poet and Writer Who Embraced Islam
According to Rahyafte (a comprehensive platform for preachers and new Muslims), Michael Wolfe, an American poet and writer, was born to a Christian mother and a Jewish father. In his book, "The Hajj: The American Pilgrim’s Journey to Mecca," he shares his vast spiritual experiences and explains the reasons for his conversion to Islam:
"After spending 25 years as a writer in America, I was seeking something to reduce my biases. I was looking for new words to perceive the world. As someone with pluralistic roots, I naturally focused on issues of racism and freedom. Then, in my early twenties, I spent three years living in Africa. This period was transformative, as I worked alongside Black people from various tribes, Arabs, Berbers, and even European Muslims. These people largely lacked the obsession of Western societies with viewing race as a social class. In our interactions, race was rarely mentioned. I was first welcomed and then judged based on my merits.
Europeans and Americans, even those who consider themselves free from the shackles of racism, automatically categorize people based on race. Muslims, on the other hand, categorize individuals based on their faith and deeds. I found this profound and enlightening. Malcolm X saw the salvation of his community in this very principle. He wrote: 'America needs to understand Islam, because it is the only religion that can rid society of the problem of racism.'
I, too, was seeking a way to escape the isolating conditions of a materialistic culture. I wanted access to a spiritual dimension, but the conventional paths I was familiar with as a child were closed off. These were the circumstances of my early life. The more I think about it now, the more I reflect on my experiences with African Muslim communities. During two trips to Morocco in 1981 and 1985, I realized that Africa had little connection with the balanced life I had witnessed there. Africa was neither the continent I was searching for nor an organization. I was in search of a framework I could live by—a cultural vocabulary of spiritual concepts applicable to my current life. I didn’t want to trade in culture, but I was looking for new meanings.
The more I became acquainted with Islam, the more convinced I was that this was the faith I had been seeking."
#MichaelWolfe #NewMuslim #JourneyToIslam #Spirituality #Hajj
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According to Rahyafte (a comprehensive platform for preachers and new Muslims), Michael Wolfe, an American poet and writer, was born to a Christian mother and a Jewish father. In his book, "The Hajj: The American Pilgrim’s Journey to Mecca," he shares his vast spiritual experiences and explains the reasons for his conversion to Islam:
"After spending 25 years as a writer in America, I was seeking something to reduce my biases. I was looking for new words to perceive the world. As someone with pluralistic roots, I naturally focused on issues of racism and freedom. Then, in my early twenties, I spent three years living in Africa. This period was transformative, as I worked alongside Black people from various tribes, Arabs, Berbers, and even European Muslims. These people largely lacked the obsession of Western societies with viewing race as a social class. In our interactions, race was rarely mentioned. I was first welcomed and then judged based on my merits.
Europeans and Americans, even those who consider themselves free from the shackles of racism, automatically categorize people based on race. Muslims, on the other hand, categorize individuals based on their faith and deeds. I found this profound and enlightening. Malcolm X saw the salvation of his community in this very principle. He wrote: 'America needs to understand Islam, because it is the only religion that can rid society of the problem of racism.'
I, too, was seeking a way to escape the isolating conditions of a materialistic culture. I wanted access to a spiritual dimension, but the conventional paths I was familiar with as a child were closed off. These were the circumstances of my early life. The more I think about it now, the more I reflect on my experiences with African Muslim communities. During two trips to Morocco in 1981 and 1985, I realized that Africa had little connection with the balanced life I had witnessed there. Africa was neither the continent I was searching for nor an organization. I was in search of a framework I could live by—a cultural vocabulary of spiritual concepts applicable to my current life. I didn’t want to trade in culture, but I was looking for new meanings.
The more I became acquainted with Islam, the more convinced I was that this was the faith I had been seeking."
#MichaelWolfe #NewMuslim #JourneyToIslam #Spirituality #Hajj
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📹 #Hajj is to benefit human beings, and there’s no greater benefit for the #IslamicUmmah than unity
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📹 If Muslim Ummah were united, such tragedies in #Gaza wouldn’t happen
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🌟 A Journey to Islam: Chris Mortimer's Story
Source: http://rahyafteha.ir/40040/
Chris Mortimer: “The most peaceful place in the world is Mashhad al-Reza.”
In the second part of "Global Citizens," Chris Mortimer, a British convert to Islam, shares his inspiring journey. Having lived in Syria for a year, Chris often visited the shrine of Hazrat Zainab (SA). "Her shrine has a special feeling. She is the Mother of Calamities and has an extraordinary personality. Being there is like being near your own mother—someone who has endured great hardship and has always protected the survivors of Karbala. You feel you are in the presence of a great and powerful personality."
From London to Islam
Born and raised in south London, Chris grew up in a devout Catholic family. However, as a teenager, religion played a minimal role in his life. It wasn't until his friendship with Ali, an Iraqi Muslim, that he began to explore Islam deeply. Their bond wasn’t built on preaching but on genuine care and shared values. "What I truly felt about Ali was that he was my close friend and cared for me. He had a strong attachment to his faith—like when you have something good and want to share it with everyone."
Embracing Islam
After years of reflection, Chris converted at age 19. His family initially struggled with his decision, influenced by negative media portrayals of Islam. But over time, they witnessed positive changes in his behavior—more respect, helpfulness, and kindness. His mother even began buying halal meat for him.
Life-Changing Journeys
Chris’s first trip to Iran—visiting Isfahan, Tehran, Qom, and Mashhad—transformed his life. "When I went to the shrine of Imam Reza (AS), I said this is the most peaceful place in the world. Thousands, even hundreds of thousands, were there. It was crowded, yet it felt like the calmest place on earth." He also described his Hajj experience: "When I saw the Kaaba for the first time, an overwhelming force took over me. I fell into prostration and cried uncontrollably—a completely different experience for someone like me."
Marriage and Family
Chris met his wife, Safiya, while working on a religious TV program. Despite initial hesitations—her father was the director of an Islamic center—her family welcomed him warmly. They now hope to raise their children with multiple languages and a deep connection to their faith.
Media and Modern Challenges
Chris highlights the double standards in Western media: "You can’t criticize someone for being Jewish, or for their race, sexual orientation, or gender—but one group you can easily criticize is Muslims!" This pressure may eventually lead his family to consider moving to a Muslim-majority country for a more supportive environment.
A Message of Peace and Resilience
Chris’s story is a testament to the power of sincere friendship, personal research, and spiritual discovery. His journey reflects how the Islamic Revolution influenced Muslims worldwide, inspiring many to embrace their faith more deeply.
Read the full story at the link above. 🌸
#ConversionStory #BritishMuslim #JourneyToIslam #ImamKhomeini #IslamicRevolution #Mashhad #Hajj #Interfaith #Family #Resilience
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Source: http://rahyafteha.ir/40040/
Chris Mortimer: “The most peaceful place in the world is Mashhad al-Reza.”
In the second part of "Global Citizens," Chris Mortimer, a British convert to Islam, shares his inspiring journey. Having lived in Syria for a year, Chris often visited the shrine of Hazrat Zainab (SA). "Her shrine has a special feeling. She is the Mother of Calamities and has an extraordinary personality. Being there is like being near your own mother—someone who has endured great hardship and has always protected the survivors of Karbala. You feel you are in the presence of a great and powerful personality."
From London to Islam
Born and raised in south London, Chris grew up in a devout Catholic family. However, as a teenager, religion played a minimal role in his life. It wasn't until his friendship with Ali, an Iraqi Muslim, that he began to explore Islam deeply. Their bond wasn’t built on preaching but on genuine care and shared values. "What I truly felt about Ali was that he was my close friend and cared for me. He had a strong attachment to his faith—like when you have something good and want to share it with everyone."
Embracing Islam
After years of reflection, Chris converted at age 19. His family initially struggled with his decision, influenced by negative media portrayals of Islam. But over time, they witnessed positive changes in his behavior—more respect, helpfulness, and kindness. His mother even began buying halal meat for him.
Life-Changing Journeys
Chris’s first trip to Iran—visiting Isfahan, Tehran, Qom, and Mashhad—transformed his life. "When I went to the shrine of Imam Reza (AS), I said this is the most peaceful place in the world. Thousands, even hundreds of thousands, were there. It was crowded, yet it felt like the calmest place on earth." He also described his Hajj experience: "When I saw the Kaaba for the first time, an overwhelming force took over me. I fell into prostration and cried uncontrollably—a completely different experience for someone like me."
Marriage and Family
Chris met his wife, Safiya, while working on a religious TV program. Despite initial hesitations—her father was the director of an Islamic center—her family welcomed him warmly. They now hope to raise their children with multiple languages and a deep connection to their faith.
Media and Modern Challenges
Chris highlights the double standards in Western media: "You can’t criticize someone for being Jewish, or for their race, sexual orientation, or gender—but one group you can easily criticize is Muslims!" This pressure may eventually lead his family to consider moving to a Muslim-majority country for a more supportive environment.
A Message of Peace and Resilience
Chris’s story is a testament to the power of sincere friendship, personal research, and spiritual discovery. His journey reflects how the Islamic Revolution influenced Muslims worldwide, inspiring many to embrace their faith more deeply.
Read the full story at the link above. 🌸
#ConversionStory #BritishMuslim #JourneyToIslam #ImamKhomeini #IslamicRevolution #Mashhad #Hajj #Interfaith #Family #Resilience
✅ @rahyafte_en