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21 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Hereafter
A saying from His Honor in describing Heaven and its people
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22 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; The existence and attributes of Mahdi
Eight sayings from His Eminence about the fact that guardianship is for the Mahdi alone, and it is not permissible to take guardians other than him, but rather it is considered polytheism.
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23 |
Introductions; Proof; The Book of Allah; Authority and attributes of the Quran
Two sayings from His Eminence in explaining that the best Hadith is the Book of Allah, and any hadith that contradicts the Book of Allah is an embellishment.
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24 |
Introductions; The intellect
A saying from His Eminence in explaining that the intellect is the first thing created by Allah and the foundation of the creation of the world.
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25 |
Introductions; The intellect
A saying from His Eminence in explaining that the intellect is the criterion of cognition, and the Book and the Sunnah are known by it.
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26 |
Morals; Advice and exhortations
A sermon from His Honor, in which he advises people and warns them against being tempted by the world and forgetting the Hereafter.
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27 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; Mansoor and his movement to prepare the ground for the advent of Mahdi
A sermon from His Eminence directed toward those who have not accepted his invitation and have opposed it.
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28 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; Mansoor and his movement to prepare the ground for the advent of Mahdi
A saying from His Eminence in explaining that he does not tolerate falsehood, nor does he remain silent against misguidance, even if all people around him disperse.
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29 |
Introductions; Knowledge; Attributes and duties of scholars
A saying from His Eminence in reproaching bad scholars who do not support his invitation toward the Mahdi.
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30 |
Introductions; The intellect
A saying from His Eminence in explaining that the intellect is a divine gift and not acquired, but its utilization is obligatory for its possessor.
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31 |
Introductions; The intellect
A saying from His Eminence in explaining that a true doer is one who acts based on the intellect, not habit, desire, or imitation.
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32 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; Mansoor and his movement to prepare the ground for the advent of Mahdi
Five sayings from His Eminence regarding seeking protection from Muslims so that he can educate them and prepare the ground for the Mahdi’s advent.
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33 |
Beliefs; Cognition of Allah; His existence, attributes and actions
Three sayings from His Eminence in explaining that guardianship belongs to Allah alone, and approaching it is not permissible but for one to whom Allah has granted permission.
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34 |
Morals; Du‘as and ziyara-texts
A du‘a from His Eminence that he taught to a confused young man who was seeking guidance.
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35 |
Introductions; Knowledge; The meaning of knowledge and the necessity of gaining it
A saying from His Eminence in definition of knowledge and its origin.
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36 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; The existence and attributes of Mahdi
Three sayings from His Eminence about those who deny the Mahdi before and after his advent.
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37 |
Introductions; Proof; The Caliph of Allah; The necessity and attributes of the Caliph of Allah
Two sayings from His Eminence in explaining that the establishment of the limits set by Allah is not permissible except in the government of Allah’s Caliph on the earth.
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38 |
Beliefs; Cognition of faith and disbelief; Religions, madhhabs and sects
Ten sayings from His Eminence in which he mentions sects and explains that he is a true Muslim and does not follow any of them, and Sunni or Shia in the commonly understood meaning does not apply to him.
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39 |
Introductions; Proof; The Caliph of Allah; Narrations from the Caliphs of Allah
Eight sayings from His Eminence about the authority of the Sunnah of the Prophet and reproaching those who consider nothing but the Quran as proof.
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40 |
Beliefs; Cognition of the Caliphs of Allah; Mahdi; Mansoor and his movement to prepare the ground for the advent of Mahdi
A sermon from His Eminence in which he invites people toward the Mahdi and informs them of the fitnah of ISIS.
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