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- After having given Ghusl to a dead body it is wajib to give Hunut, which is to apply camphor on its forehead, both the palms, both the knees and both the big toes of its feet. It is not necessary to rub the camphor; it must be seen on those...........
- It is obligatory to give three Ghusls to a dead body. The first bathing should be with water mixed with "Sidr" (Beri) leaves. The second bathing should be with water mixed with camphor and the third should be with unmixed water.
- If a person touches a human dead body which has become cold and has not yet been given Ghusl (i.e. brings any part of his own body in contact with it) he should do Ghusl regardless of whether he touched it while asleep or awake, voluntarily or........
THE SERMON (KHUTBAH) OF FATIMA ZAHRA (A.S.) AFTER THE USURPATION OF FADAK BY CALIPH ABU-BAKR
It is very obvious from our previous discussion that Fadak is personal property of the holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) and has given it to Fatimah Zahra (a.s.); so taking it from her is oppression and usurpation of her right.
Fadak was seized so that Imam Ali may not capitalize in it to take back his caliphate: Sharh Nahjul Balaghah Ibn Abil Hadeed vol: 16 pg: 236
Some of the references regard Fadak most especially those from our Sunni brothers have been mentioned in our previous article.
The Jews after reading the coming of the promised Prophet in their Book, they decide to travel to Hijaz in order to settle there so that the Prophet comes from them. The first person among them to have settled in Hijaz was known as Ibn Khan .............
After all the injustice done to Fatimah Zahra (a.s.) by forcibly taken Fadak from her and that of the Caliphate from Imam Ali, she decided not to sit down folding her hands rather she should voice out her grievances and to demonstrate her objection.......
Fadak is an Arabic word and it was a garden or farmland near Khaybar, a tract of land in northern Arabia which is now part of Saudi Arabia. It is located approximately 100km away from Medina. Fadak was known for its water-wells, dates,........
Is it true that the Prophets were not inherited that what ever they left behind is (Sadaqah) use for almsgiving? In another expression; is the hadith “we the entire Prophets are not inherited; whatever we left behind is (Sadaqah) almsgiving” ..........
It appears from recorded historical events, that Lady Fatima (a.s.) was successful at the beginning in persuading Abu-Bakr to hand back Fadak to her; listen to part of a speech according to some historians he delivered after hearing Fatima's speech.....
Please tell me about authenticity of famous hadeeth, known as Hadeeth-e-Fadak, mentioned by Mohammad bin Jarir Tabari in his book
The motive which causes us to further pursue the history of Fadak and to extract the continuation of events after it for a period of three centuries from the texts of the historical books is to clarify three questions
Hadhrat Fatimah (sa) the only surviving child of the Prophet, his most beloved, claimed inheritance of the properties in the lands of Medina, Khaibar, and also Fadak, which were acquired by Prophet from the Jews without the use of force. The Prophet......
- From the time when the child birth takes place, the blood seen by the mother is Nifas, provided that it stops before or on completion of the tenth day. While in the condition of Nifas, a woman is called Nafsa.
- Mubtadea is a woman who sees blood for the first time. If she sees it for more than ten days and all the blood has common signs then she should refer to the prevailing habit among her relatives and consider her corresponding duration as Haydh.........
* A woman who sees blood in each of the two consecutive months on a given day, and then becomes clean after a few days. The duration of blood varies in each month. For example, if the blood is seen on the 1st of each month but stops on the 7th...........
He was born in Madina on the 10th of Rabuil Akhar 232 Hijri ( 6.12.846 AD), he died in Samarra Iraq on 8th of Rabiul Awwal 260 Hijri (4.1.874) at the aged 28 years and the Period of Imamate was 6 years.
The demise of the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) triggered a chain of events that caught the Muslims unawares. They accepted these events as if that was the most natural thing to do and remained unmindful of the far-reaching consequences of their submission.