Articles
Imamate (Leadership) in Shi‘i Islam
Imamate (Divinely Appointed Leadership) is a very high position, and it is only Allah who can decide who is qualified for it. And if the Prophet Muhammad (S) announced to the people that the Twelve Imams are the leaders, or that the Ahlul Bayt are the people that we must refer to, or in that Imam Ali is his successor, it was only because he was asked...
Imam Hassan al-Askari and the Christian Rain-Maker (story)
In the time of our 11th Imam, Imam Hasan al-Askari (A) there was a drought in Baghdad...
Ablution (Wudu) according to the Shi'i school of thought
There are some differences between Shi'a and Sunni school of thought with regard to a...
A Brief Biography of the Fourth Imam; Ali Ibn al-Hussain (as)
The knowledge and character par excellence of the Imam attracted people of all kinds ...
taqiyya ('dissimulation') as viewed by the Shi'ite school of thought
One of the teachings of the Qur'an is that a Muslim is permitted to conceal his belie...
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