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The Calf

The Calf

This translation is of the introduction and the first chapter of the book, The Calf. It is not the complete translation of the book. The complete translation will be added...

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Enlightenments From the Calls of the Messengers

Enlightenments From the Calls of the Messengers

  Second Edition 1428 AH – 2007 A.D. Al-Hadaf for Media and Publishing Beirut – Lebanon A guaranteed TPT℠ translation from Arabic into English. By TT International Group®, Lebanon (www.grouptt.com) Enlightenments From the Calls of the Messengers (AS)   Part I   By...

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For the Supremacy of God and not the Supremacy of People

For the Supremacy of God and not the Supremacy of People

Translated by TT International Group (Lebanon) In the Name of Allah[1], Most Gracious, Most Merciful Preamble These are the last days, the decisive moments and the days of the occurrence which either lift...

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The will of the prophet Mohammad (PBUH) on the night of his death

On the authority of Abu Abdullah (AS), on the authority of his forefathers, on the authority of the Commander of the Faithful (AS), he said: On the night the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) let out his last breath, he said to Ali (AS): [O Abu Al-Hassan, bring a parchment and an inkwell. The Messenger of Allah (PBUH) dictated to him his testament until he reached the following point and said: [O Ali, there will be twelve Imams after me and twelve Mahdis after them. You, Ali, are the first of the twelve Imams. Then he continued his dictation saying: Let Al-Hassan transfer it to his son Muhammad from the progeny of the People of the House of Muhammad (PBUH) and with him the Imams will account to twelve. Then, there will be twelve Mahdis after him. Should he pass away (the twelfth Imam), let him transfer it to his son, the first of the Mahdis. The Latter will have three names; one like my name, one like my father’s which is Abdullah and Ahmed, and the third name will be Mahdi. He will be the first of the believers.Chaykh Tawssi, Ghayba li Tawssi p.150