All Shi'a jurisprudents strongly and unanimously believe that the strongest and the highest deed which leads a servant to God's proximity is visiting and weeping for Imam Hussein (A.S)
All Shi'a jurisprudents strongly and unanimously believe that the strongest and the highest deed which leads a servant to God's proximity is visiting and weeping for Imam Hussein (A.S)
Imam Baqir (AS): The most pious people are those who tell the truth in what is to their benefit or to their loss and disadvantage.
Saying prayers is one of the signs of a Shiite man and woman, which according to the order of the eighth Imam (AS), Shiite prayer is permanent and does not let it become delayed (Qaḍā’)
The most important message of the Eid al-Adha for the monotheists is that, like Abraham, we should stay against our nafs-ul-ammarah (it is a part of ourselves that overwhelmingly commands a person to commit sin) and prefer the divine orders to worldly attractions and sensual desires.
Imam Baqir (AS) states: Ali (AS) is a door that God Almighty has opened for his servants. Whoever enters it is a believer, and whoever turns away from it is a disbeliever.
A man was passing by a pebble land while he was very hungry, he thought to himself:
If these sands and pebbles were food, I would share them with all people.
Allah Almighty revealed to the prophet of that time to say to that man that Allah accepted your charity and your pure intention and has granted the reward of feeding all those people.
Islamic mysticism, Volume 13.
The commander of the faithful, Imam Ali (A.S) writes in letter to Imam Hasan Mujtaba (A.S) and says: O dear Hasan! Peruse 50 verses of the holy Quran during the day and night, since Quran is light, science, mercy and healing from the lord of the universe.