The virtual space is filled with non-Muslims who, out of curiosity, turned to the Quran after the Israeli attacks on Palestine and are now reading the Quran and getting shocked! It's not just one or two individuals; there are hundreds, and some of them are even in the media!

Here, you can see the amazement of a Christian who says, "I was reading the Quran in my bed, and I saw something that I couldn't wait to share. In my opinion, it changes the perspective of many Westerners regarding Islam." They are reading Surah Aal-E-Imran, verses 52-55, and they are shocked to realize that Islam believes in the return of Jesus!

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#Quran #Curiosity #IslamicBeliefs #SurahAalEImran #Jesus #WesternPerception #Negligence

Professor Fatemi Nia:

Forgetting and negligence towards Imam Zaman (may Allah hasten his reappearance) is immensely dark. Remembering His Eminence should not be limited to Fridays and the supplication of lamentation (Dua-e-Nudba).

Insights from Sayings, Vol. 1, p. 127

#ImamZaman #Negligence #Remembrance #Spirituality #IslamicTeachings 🌟

🔸 Don’t Drag Out Your Arguments 🔸

🔹 Ayatollah Haeri Shirazi 🔹

▫️ When a person enters the Hereafter, they may regret many of the things they did in this world: their #negligence, the times they failed to make a #firm_decision, the #opportunities they allowed to slip away, the times they were #overly_strict over trivial matters, and the time they wasted over minor disagreements—even engaging in #arguments_and_debates.

▫️ #Dragging_out_an_argument is itself a harmful habit and brings boredom, frustration, and distress. Provoking one another breeds resentment and hostility. For example, you pick up on a point made by the other person and use it to put them down. Naturally, they become hurt. Or you deliberately misinterpret something they said just so you can seize upon it and prove them wrong! These are all among the harmful effects and pitfalls of argumentation.

▫️ How should you end an argument so that you don’t become a person who constantly argues? Precisely at the moment when you feel like continuing the argument, stop it! Right in the middle of the discussion, when you are beginning to win, don’t continue!

Some people want to push an argument as far as possible until they achieve a complete victory, and then they are willing to stop. They imagine that an argument should only be abandoned when they are in the wrong—but if they are right, they should keep going.

No!

“Leave disputation, even when you are in the right.”

«اتْرُكِ الْمِرَاءَ وَلَوْ كُنْتَ مُحِقّاً»

Give up quarrelling and disputation even when you are right.

▫️ There must be a point where words are cut off and the conversation comes to an end. If, in your conversations, you never know when to “cut the conversation short,” if there is no endpoint to arguments and debates, then a simple conversation or a mere difference of opinion can easily lead to the #breakup_and_collapse_of_an_entire_group.

▫️ Consider the Companions of the Cave. By the blessing of divine illumination, they were in a special spiritual state. After remaining in the cave for 309 years, when God awakened them, the first thing they asked one another was:

“How long have we been here?”

One of them said:

“We have been here for half a day!”

Another said:

“No, it has been a whole day!”

Then one of them said:

“Your Lord knows best how long you have remained here. Why are you arguing when you don’t know?”

«قَالَ قَائِلٌ مِنْهُمْ كَمْ لَبِثْتُمْ قَالُوا لَبِثْنَا يَوْماً أَوْ بَعْضَ يَوْمٍ قَالُوا رَبُّكُمْ أَعْلَمُ بِمَا لَبِثْتُمْ»

(Qur’an 18:19)

In other words, they even knew when to cut short an argument that had no useful conclusion. ✨

https://t.me/haerishirazi/5678

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