Imam Ali (AS) said, 'Generosity is a means of nearness [to Allah].

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Question ID  859  -  Ahlul Bayt -  2013-11-19 02:30:01
Salam is it true prophet muhammad is in hindu scriptures his coming to Mankind that he shall come before islam thank you
 
Answer:-  http://www.cyberistan.org/islamic/prophhs.html


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Question ID  824  -  Ahlul Bayt -  2013-10-30 00:00:01
Salam... Please help me to get one turbah for my salat. I lived here in the Philippines within Christian community and sunni muslim. I have no source to have at least one turbah. Sukran
 
Answer:-  Salamun Alaykum wr wb
Please email us your postal address so that we may send for you a Turba by
post.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi


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Question ID  802  -  Ahlul Bayt -  2013-10-17 08:30:01
salam alikom, i live in france, i'm shia since 11 years, and i learn alone manteeq mudhaffar , risalat ilmiyya, usul din and fiqh, i want to know how to have an ijaza to wear the amamah, become i'm a mubaligh and i have the duty to make da3wa in my origin coutry( vietnam) they have muslims sunni but nor shia, it is will be the fist if a go overthere, i can go london to see u.thanks to help me
 
Answer:-  Salam wr wb
You may come to WABIL office to discuss this matter when you are in London
0044208 4598475



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Question ID  794  -  Ahlul Bayt -  2013-10-11 14:45:01
I have read a tafsir of 5:87. In it it stated that Imam Ali a.s was one of the companions that abstained from that which was lawful (it stated that in his case it was sleeping in the night according to one tradition). I find this strange to accept as i thought Imam Ali a.s would have the true knowledge of what Islam is. Also i have heard that when he was born he read the quran out fully? Is this correct. Was he really one of the people who abstained, and how can it be reconciled with the fact that he is the gate to the city of knowledge? Thanks
 
Answer:-  Imam Ali (AS) was the most knowledgeable about Islam after the Prophet
Mohammad (SAWA), and he was the Gate of the City of Knowledge in Islam as
the Prophet (SAWA) has said in many Hadeeths narrated even in Sunni books.
The narration which you have read is not authentic, simply because it goes
against the facts of Islam.
Such narrations and many other narrations were fabricated by servants of
Bani Umayyah who tried to bring down the status of Ameerul Mo'mineen (AS).
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi

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> Question : I have read a tafsir of 5:87. In it it stated that Imam
> Ali a.s was one of the companions that abstained from that which was lawful
> (it stated that in his case it was sleeping in the night according to one
> tradition). I find this strange to accept as i thought Imam Ali a.s would
> have the true knowledge of what Islam is. Also i have heard that when he
> was born he read the quran out fully? Is this correct. Was he really one of
> the people who abstained, and how can it be reconciled with the fact that
> he is the gate to the city of knowledge?
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> Thanks
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Question ID  778  -  Ahlul Bayt -  2013-09-29 00:00:01
Salam. if a muslim man always remind his wife to offer salat especially fajar, and gets angry because his wife is not performing it every now and then and always reminding her, my question is, is it a sin to get angry with her? Sukran
 
Answer:-  We are supposed to remind and order our family members to perform
obligatory Prayers, but if they do not do that, we are not responsible.
Getting angry might have good result sometimes to make the sinner leave the
sin, but it can also have bad impact which might cause the person who is
refusing to perform the Prayer insist on his or her wrong. You must see the
impact of your getting angry and never be a cause of bad results.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi




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