Thursday, 25th October 2012 - 5:00 to 6:00 pm
ONLINE SITTING (URDU)*
The Wisdom of Imam Ali
Karamullahu Wajh-ul-Karim
(Selections from Nahj-ul-Balaghah)
(The sitting will be conducted via internet via Skype at 5:00 pm from Qom, Iran)
Audio Recording:
Audio Recording:
If you wish to participate kindly send in your own Skype ID to the Skype ID: 'Hast-o-Neest' -
and log in 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time with your mic switched off -
questions can be written at the end of the talk and Hasan Rizvi sahib will answer the questions via Skype
and log in 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time with your mic switched off -
questions can be written at the end of the talk and Hasan Rizvi sahib will answer the questions via Skype
(Please note the video aspect of Skype will be automatically switched off in the class - the class will be audio only)
'Introduction to Nahj ul Balaghah'
Syed M.Hasan Rizvi
Queries: 03008493170
(*The Wisdom of Imam Ali (kw) sittting is held on a thursday, once a month)
Hundreds of manuscripts of Nahj al-balaghah in various libraries of the world and even a greater number of the manuscripts of other earlier works containing al-'Imam 'Ali's utterances invite all seekers of truth to trace the sources and ascertain the authenticity of Nahj al-balaghah. There are also numerous documents available which contain certificates and testimonials issued by eminent scholars to their pupils authorizing them to narrate the contents of Nahj al-balaghah along with the permission to narrate ahadith of the Prophet (saw) and the Imams (as).
Al-Seyyed al-Razi completed his education at the age of twenty. His fame as a poet overshadowed his excellence in all other fields. Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Ahmad al-Tabari (d. 393/1002-3), a faqih of the Maliki school gifted a house to him when he found out he had no residence of his own. In those days due to a climate of tolerance at least among scholars and students, the Shi'ah and Sunni students used to attend classes of teachers belonging to different sects. A number of al-Radi's teachers were Sunni and Mu'tazili.
Al-Sharif al-Radi had intimate friendly relations of mutual respect and love with eminent contemporary scholars, poets and writers professing different faiths, which was an indication of his broad humanism and tolerance.
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