#imam reza

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IMAM REZA HOLY SHRINE - IRAN

[rose1water]

Encounter people with a smiling and blooming face.

— Imam Reza (a) Bihar al-anwar, Vol. 78, p. 355

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Imam Reza Shrine, Mashhad, Iran (photo: Fabien Dany)

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💠 *_WhatsApp Video call on DhilQadah_*

The holy shrine of Imam Reza (as) presents a one-minute live Ziyarah via WhatsApp video call during the days leading to his blessed birthday.

✅ _Everyday, from 4 pm to 8 pm Iran time;_

✅ *Only through this number: +989109108888*

🆔 @ImamRezaEN

[0rdinarythoughts]

💠 In Medina the sun has risen

And hope has regained its glisten;

The eighth of Prophetic descent

Abound with virtue and clement

Brings with him fresh showers

To the hunched trees and thirsting flowers;

He is Al-Ridha, the sanctuary

For those forlorn and those weary.

✍ Huda

🌺 Congratulations on the heartening birthday of Imam Ali Al-Ridha (peace be upon him).

[frnajdi]

His Shrine

His shrine is our home and the key To the door of our wishes and dignity

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We have already met him… when he guided us through revolution He granted the sinners forgiveness… the poor, abundance He never left or died… whatever you wish for is right by his side If mountains knew what his shrine gave… they’d crumble to be his slave His golden dome, his light outshines… and it knows no borderlines Who visits al-Ridha, a radhawi he becomes… he grants more requests than there are pilgrims

His shrine is our home and the key To the door of forgiveness and mercy

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He is the King of Mashhad… and from whom guidance has spread Let everyone sigh in relief… and thank Ali Ibn Musa for their belief Thank God we have his shrine… from which, our faith he assigns If it’s the worlds bounties that you want… make him your confidant If it’s nearness that you long for… he has already come closer There is no movement without him… the path is too dark and dim

His shrine is our home and the key To the door of love and proximity

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We still don’t know what God gave us… Mashhad is our axis of resistance The Kind Imam is resourceful too.. whatever you need or want he gives you He promises to return salams… send them and ask by the right of his Jawad Through him, sinners turned to martyrs… how many Hurrs to him surrender? Even if your love is weak, his is not… if you seek him, then know it is he who sought It’s as though he was killed for this… to forgive and show us kindness

His shrine is our home and the key To the door of God Almighty

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So sit with him in your heart if you are far… write a letter to our kind father Tell him… beg him Bismillah al-rahman al-Raheem and say: “I send my salams to you O Rauf knowing I don’t deserve your reply I’m the worst of those who send their salams but I know you don’t turn away the regretful I can’t life my head when I speaks to you, how could I? When the only honor I have is what your name on my tongue brings. I don’t have a way to reach God-not alone I sin more than my fair share and the road seems closed to me But if it wasn’t for you, I wouldn’t have known the road at all But I do know it and I do see it, but who am I to traverse it? I see everyone going and leaving me behind O Ali! I don’t want to be alone and I don’t want to be the cause of your displeasure which is none other than the displeasure of God Himself I’m speaking to you with a know in my throat and a nagging thought telling me “Stop! Why would he help you?” Indeed, I ask myself, why would you help me? I am certain none of the answers have anything to do with me but Master-instead-how kind and affectionate you are Could you see me in hell and do nothing to help me? Could you see me sin and not assist and forgive me? I am not claiming to be something I’m not-here I am I’m a sinner who knows the kindness of my Imam… My Master-Ya Rauf! I ask you by the generosity of your young Jawad To forgive my past and lay out a future for me that is from you-yourself. Cut the ties that connect me to my past and let me leave you anew I wasn’t invited to your shrine but be my host anyways Invite me in and be the guarantor of my hopes and wishes Not because I deserve anything-I swear to God, you know I don’t! -but for the sake of my sheer wanting and desperation There is a burning fervor in my heart for just a glance from you But my should wouldn’t forgive me if I didn’t ask for more O Ali! There isn’t a pain your name does not heal or a trouble, it does not ease or a problem, it does not solve or a need that your name doesn’t grant. O Ali! I am already in your debt for all the good I have been granted But my sins have stunted my advancement And I fear for that close day, that bright morning when your Qaem rises and I don’t see my place with him O Ali-never let us see the day Grant us a place among his close helpers and soldiers Tell him my name and vouch for my acceptance among them With you… there are no limits to where we can go”

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[rose1water]

To God, the Most High, the best thing after faith in Him is to make others happy.

— Imam Reza (a), Tuhaf al-Uqul, p448

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Hamedani runners turned the champions of Imam Reza (AS) Cup

Hamedani runners turned the champions of Imam Reza (AS) Cup

According to the IRNA correspondent, the Imam Reza (AS) Cup athletics competitions all by the women’s half is also adopted by 33 teams from fully fully fully fully totally fully fully completely different provinces of the nation in Mashhad. These competitions are being held for 2 days on the Imam Reza (AS) monitor and space in 5 disciplines and all by the 5,000-meter strolling self-discipline.…

[tamamita]

Imam al-Reza (a) realized the importance of drawing a fucked up little creature as nourishment for the mind and soul

Imam al-Reza (a): it is no longer forbidden to draw

Shi'a Muslim community:

Look at this fucked up horse

[female-malice]

Elnaz Rekabi was without a hijab when she entered the final Asian climbing competition in the South Korean capital Seoul on Sunday.

Reza Zarei, the head of Iran's Climbing Federation, tricked her into the Iranian embassy building in Seoul after he received orders from Mohammad Khosravivafa, Iran's Olympic Committee chairman, a source told IranWire.  

Khosravivafa received orders from Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC). He moved her into the embassy after promising Rekabi safe travel to Iran.

"Elnaz made her decision to appear without a hijab around a month ago and knew that she was going to compete without the mandatory hijab," A source told IranWire. "She did not seek asylum either because her husband is in Iran, and she wanted to return after the competition. She always makes such bold decisions."

The team was supposed to get back to Iran, but suddenly they changed her plans," the source added.

Reza Zarei, who was previously a member of the Ministry of Information, promised Elnaz that if she handed over her passport and mobile phone, he would take her to Iran quickly, without risk and without making it public.

IranWire sources at Imam Khomeini international airport said Elnaz would be transferred directly from the airport to Evin Prison.

IranWire source said that if Elnaz Rokabi surrendered herself to the embassy of the Islamic Republic, she would have no way to escape: "We know what the embassies of the Islamic Republic do. They will take her directly to the airport and return her to Iran."

Elnaz's early return prevents people from gathering outside the airport: "People think that Elnaz will return with the team on Wednesday, but she is supposed to be returned to Iran a day earlier. We hope she can rescue herself at Seoul airport."

Elnaz was representing Iran. Hijab is also mandatory for Iranian women in sports competitions. For the past month, people in Iran have been protesting against the hijab after the death of a young woman who was allegedly not wearing a hijab. 

Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, women have been required to wear a hijab in Iran. They must also abide by the mandatory rule outside Iran when officially representing the country abroad.

Rekabi got to the final round of the weeklong annual Asian Championships and finished in fourth place on Sunday.

A video of her participating in climbing without a hijab went viral on social media.

(Elnaz Rekabi competing without Hijab @ 2:13:00)

[loverandservantoftheahlulbayt]

🍃🕊🍃 Imam al-Reza (as):

“The month of Ramadan is a month of mercy and blessings. It is month of forgiveness and return (to the court of Allah); and one who is not forgiven in the month of Ramadan, then in which month would he be forgiven?!”

🍃🕊🍃 Bihar al-Anwar 🍃🕊🍃

🍃 (v. 93, p. 341) 🍃

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