Principles of unity among Muslim world with emphasis on the thought of Imam Khomeini

Author: Muharram Ali Rasouli University: Baqer al-Uloom for higher education institute Year or presentation: 2005

Imam Khomeini ’s role was also central in shaping the new political order that emerged from the ...

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Imam al-Hadi (a.s.) was free of every material tendency

Imam al-Hadi (a.s.) turned his back on all pleasures of this worldly life and preferred the obedience of Allah to everything else.

Behave well with people, and in company, and be compassionate and kind.

Imam Khomeini advised believers to behave well with people, and in company, and be compassionate and kind.

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