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شاید آنروز که سهراب نوشت
"تا شقایق هست زندگی باید کرد "
خبری از دل پر درد گل یاس نداشت، باید اینطور نوشت :
چه شقایق باشد چه گل پیچک چه گل یاس، جای یک گل خالیست، تا نیاید مهدی، زندگی زیبا نیست.
Variants of the phrase in Arabic
The Arabic phrase ʿalayhi as-salām , translating to "peace be upon him" is a durood or conventionally complimentary phrase attached to the names of the prophets in Islam. The English phrase is also given the abbreviation pbuh in writing. An extended variant of the phrase reads ṣalla llāhu ʿalay-hi wa-alehe-wa-sallam (Arabic: "may Allah honour him and grant him peace", and it is often abbreviated saw in writing in an English-language context)
"Peace be upon him": (Arabic: علیه السلام ʿalayhi al-salām - A.S.) - this expression follows after naming any prophets, or one of the archangels (e.g. Jibreel (AS), Mikaeel (AS), etc.).
"May Allāh honor him and grant him peace.": (صلى الله علیه وسلمṣallā llāhu ʿalay-hi wa-sallam - S.A.W., SAAW, or SAAS) - this expression follows specifically after uttering the name of Muhammad, although "peace be upon him" may be used instead
"May Allah grant peace and honor on him and his family.": (Arabic: صلى الله علیه وآله ṣall Allahu ʿalayhi wa-’ālih - S.A.W.W.) - this expression follows specifically after saying the name of Muhammad
"Peace be upon her": (Arabic: سلام الله علیها salaam-o Allah alayha - S.A.A) - this expression follows specifically after the name of historical righteous Islamic females, e.g. Asiya, wife of the Pharaoh and Mary, the mother of Jesus.
"Peace be upon him": (Arabic: علیه السلام ʿalayhi al-salām - A.S.) - this expression follows after naming any prophets, or one of the archangels (e.g. Jibreel (AS), Mikaeel (AS), etc.).
"May Allāh honor him and grant him peace.": (صلى الله علیه وسلمṣallā llāhu ʿalay-hi wa-sallam - S.A.W., SAAW, or SAAS) - this expression follows specifically after uttering the name of Muhammad, although "peace be upon him" may be used instead
"May Allah grant peace and honor on him and his family.": (Arabic: صلى الله علیه وآله ṣall Allahu ʿalayhi wa-’ālih - S.A.W.W.) - this expression follows specifically after saying the name of Muhammad
"Peace be upon her": (Arabic: سلام الله علیها salaam-o Allah alayha - S.A.A) - this expression follows specifically after the name of historical righteous Islamic females, e.g. Asiya, wife of the Pharaoh and Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Brief Biography of Imam Mahdi (A.S
Name: Muhammad
Title: Al-Mahdi, Al-Qa'im, Al-Hujjah, Al-Gha'ib,
Sahibu'z-Zaman
Agnomen: Abul-Qasim
Father's name: Imam Al-Hassan (AS)
Mother's name: Hazrat Narjis (SA)
Birth: Sha'ban 15, 255 A.H
Death: Still alive but in occultation
(The hidden Imam who is expected to return)
Imam Mahdi (AS), the last in the line of the Twelve Ithna Ashari Imams was born on 15th Shaban 255 Hijri in Samarra, Iraq. His father was the Eleventh Imam Hasan al-Askari (AS) and his mother was Nargis Khatoon, grand daughter of the Emperor of Rum.
It was 8th Rabiul Awwal 260 Hijri when our Twelfth Imam led the funeral prayer of his father Imam Hasan al-Askari (AS). He was only Five years old, yet the whole crowd of muslims including the Abbasid caliph of that time Al-Mu’tamid followed the young Imam without question. Once the prayers were over and the Imam went inside the house, that the Caliph realised the full implication and significance of the occasion and he immediately ordered his soldiers to enter the house and search for the young Imam. They did not find any one inside the house. The Caliph was very angry at this incompetence of ministers and other officials who were unable to find a boy of five who had just led the prayers and had just disappeared. The caliph had no inkling of the secrets that God did not want to reveal. He went back to his palace and into the luxurious life of a playboy king while the world around him squeezed his empire into oblivion
The Imam’s period of lesser concealment began immediately after he led the funeral prayers and disappeared inside the house. This was in the year 260 Hijri.
The doctrine of ‘Ghaiba’ or concealment, declares simply that the Imam has been withdrawn by God from the eyes of people, that his life has been miraculously prolonged, that he has been seen from time to time, has been in correspondence with others, and has maintained a control over the guidance of the followers and the believers and the safety of Islam from its enemies
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My dear God, warm me like the sun
My God
The reason why I cry may be because of your forgiving me. I don’t know; maybe it is because when I see your greatness, I feel my own weakness.
That I placed you in my heart, wasn’t because I wanted to fill my solitude; it was because I need you like every other one in this world.
I want every single tear to write your name on my cheeks when I cry. I want my tears to leave their trail and be born again when they reach the end of their lives.
Yesterday when I was passing by life with great pride, I thought life is that God, who must be in my heart. But I was wrong. Because when I lived it, I began to hate it. Then I traveled together with someone for a time. I thought he was so much the one God I was looking for. But when we went our separate ways, I found that he wasn’t also the right one. Thereafter I never think of anyone or anything in mistake for God.
My God is he, whose soul runs in me. Only he sees my cries, hears my voice and forgives me. He loves me whether I like him or not. He is always by my side; closer than anyone to me. God, place your mercy in my tears!
Happy Teacher Day
In many countries, Teacher's Days (or Teachers Day) are intended to be special days for the appreciation of teachers,
and may include celebrations to honour them for their special
contributions in a particular field area, or the community in general.
The date on which Teachers' day is celebrated varies from country to
country
ولادت حضرت علی(ع) مبارک
BIRTH OF Imam ALI (a.s
Hazrat Ali (A.S.) was born in the Holy Kaaba at Mecca on Friday, the 13th day of Rajab, 600 A.D. Both the Holy Prophet and Hazrat Ali belonged to the same clan. They were Hashimites, the clan of Bani Hashim. Muhammad's father was Abdulla, and that of Hazrat Ali, Abu Talib. They were brothers and their father was Abdul Muttalib. Thus the Holy Prophet and Hazrat Ali were cousins. Hazrat Ali had two brothers, Ja'far and Aquil.
Hazrat Ali's mother Fatima was the daughter of Asad, a famous magnate of the Quraish clan. She was also the aunt of the Holy Prophet, being the wife of Abu Tabb, the Prophet's paternal uncle. When she was pregnant, she promised Muhammad to make over to him whatever child was born to her, be it male or female. Muhammad, aware of the issue that would be brought forth, gladly accepted the offer .
Ali's holy personality began its wonderful manifestation even during the period of
his mother's pregnancy. At that time, Muhammad had not yet announced his prophethood, and
yet when he passed before Fatima, who being his aunt was senior to him, she used to stand
up in reverence and respect for him, and somehow something within her never allowed her to
turn her face away from Muhammad as long as he was around.
Iranian Poetry 'Bani Adam' Inscribed On United Nations Building Entrance
Sadi was born in about 1184 AD in Shiraz
He is one of the most versatile figurers in Iranian
literature: Poet, writer, philosopher, teacher and a great
traveler
His tomb is situated in Shiraz; in Pahlavi period, a
mausoleum was built on his tomb
Works
Boustan , in verse
Golestan , in prose and verse
Iranian Poetry 'Bani Adam' Inscribed On United Nations Building Entrance
بنی آدم اعضای یک پیکرندA simpler translation
که در آفرینش ز یک گوهرند
چو عضوى به درد آورد روزگار
دگر عضو ها را نماند قرار
تو کز محنت دیگران بی غمی
نشاید که نامت نهند آدمی
The sons of Adam are limbs of each other
Having been created of one essence
When the calamity of time affects one limb
The other limbs cannot remain at rest
If you have no sympathy for the troubles of others
You are unworthy to be called by the name of a Human
Sadi, Iranian poet
The first day of the Iranian month of Ordibehesht, in the solar hijri calendar; corresponding to April 21, marks the day; in which the 7th Century acclaimed Iranian poet, Sadi, is honored. Although several centuries have passed from his demise, he remains a globally acclaimed poet
Iranians celebrate Mother's day
This Friday, Iranians celebrate Lady Fatima Zahra’s birth anniversary, designated by the Islamic Republic as Women’s Day and Mother’s Day in the country
Mother’s Day is officially celebrated in well over 140 countries around the world on different days throughout the year
In Iran, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the anniversary of the birthday of the daughter of Islam’s prophet Mohammad, Hazrate Fatima who was born around 605 A.D.
Among Iranians her birth anniversary is designated as Mother’s Day to uphold the place and character of women on the greatest of women’s birth anniversary
On this day husbands thank their wives and children thank their mothers
The Shops are busy and everyone is buying something to show his or her appreciation for the important women in their lives no matter where they may be
Husbands shop for their wives. Some gifts are expensive and some are valuable emotionally
Children do not want to be left out and shop with the money they have saved for this day
For shopkeepers business is good on this day. People buy different items such as flowers, handicrafts and clothing but jewelry is always a favorite for women
Hazrate Fatime, was the daughter of Islam’s Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) and the wife of the first Shia Imam, Imam Ali
New Year in Iran: Norouz
On the first day of Norouz, Iranian families gather around the Haft
Sin, or “Seven S’s” table. Families take pride in the beautiful
arrangement of seven items that start with the sound of S in Persian.
They symbolize the hopes for a successful and happy new year
Can you name some of the things on the table in this photo? Scroll down to find out what they are and what each item means
In Iran, the old year goes out with a bang. Children run through the
streets. They clang on pots and pans. Knocking on the neighbor’s doors,
they ask for sweets. This tradition is called qashogh-zany or “spoon
beating.” Some children wrap themselves in shrouds. These are long
cloths used in burials. By dressing in them, children imitate the visits
of their ancestors’ spirits. It is said that the spirits come in the
last days of the year
As the spring equinox approaches, fires bid good-bye to the old year in a tradition known as Chaher Shanbeh Suri. Families gather around small fires in the streets and alleys. They jump over the flames singing traditional songs and celebrating the triumph of light over darkness
The Haft Sin Table
Iranians welcome spring with sparkling clean houses and a new set of clothes. On their Haft Sin table, families include the traditional seven items below. Many families also include a copy of the Koran, the holy book of Islam. A bowl of orange goldfish brings good luck
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As the spring equinox approaches, fires bid good-bye to the old year in a tradition known as Chaher Shanbeh Suri. Families gather around small fires in the streets and alleys. They jump over the flames singing traditional songs and celebrating the triumph of light over darkness
The Haft Sin Table
Iranians welcome spring with sparkling clean houses and a new set of clothes. On their Haft Sin table, families include the traditional seven items below. Many families also include a copy of the Koran, the holy book of Islam. A bowl of orange goldfish brings good luck
Happy Nowruz
تحویل سال 1394در ایران
ساعت 2 و 15 دقیقه شنبه صبح اول فروردین
Saturday March 21st @ 2:15 am
