Enjoining good and prohibiting Evil, the common point of Ashura and the Islamic Revolution

The both movements’ inspiration was to perform Islamic laws and among them “Enjoining Good and Prohibiting Evil”.

The historical significance of Ashura

Then the infallible Imam left Mecca for Kufa after receiving several letters and invitations from residents of that city

Enjoining good and prohibiting Evil, the common point of Ashura and the Islamic Revolution

The both movements’ inspiration was to perform Islamic laws and among them “Enjoining Good and Prohibiting Evil”.

Ghadir is the renewed covenant of the prophet’s mission in the guardianship of Imam Ali (a)

International Quds Day, Symbol of Muslim World Unity

The Night of Qadr, the Night of Power and Excellence

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Congratulations on the auspicious occasion of Eid al-Fitr, the completion of a month of blessings ...