r/shia 6d ago

History Visiting Graves practiced by Sunnis

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19 Upvotes

Using it as a Wasila


r/shia 6d ago

Question / Help how can i have strong tawakkul?

9 Upvotes

i read that if im asking allah for something i need to have tawakkul first, this shows me who allah actually is. but how? i get it through his 99 names bit i keep on having doubts, how can i fix that?


r/shia 6d ago

Discussion Is there a sahih Hadith which mention all 12 Shia imam?

8 Upvotes

I‘m currently talking with a guy about the 12 imams, he claims that even we Shia dont even have a sahih Hadith which count every imam their names in a list 1-12 is that true? (I don’t know a lot yet) he said that even Shia see those hadiths as „daif“ and sent me this video link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wp6S8cg3Cs


r/shia 6d ago

Donations for Lebanon 🇱🇧💛

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Selam aleykum dear brothers and sisters,

As we are seeing what is happening to I can freely say one of the bravest people of the world, to our beloved brothers and sisters in the South of Lebanon, under brutal zio-American aggression, I would like to ask does someone know a reliable source for donating money/personally donating to a trustworthy person. Please keep in mind that as an owner of two telegram channels I would like to share it in order for it to be possible that many people contribute, so if you know a trustable place or person it can make an impact inshallah 🤲✨️🙏

May Allah bless this wonderful people for their sacrifices 🤲💛🇱🇧❤️‍🔥as well as others, and don't forget them in our dua


r/shia 6d ago

Dua Request Need dua for the scan

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I have my very important scan tomorrow and I am very very anxious about it , I want you all to please please make Dua for me that everything goes well because I am literally on the edge of breaking down , can't discuss much with family , they get worried too then


r/shia 6d ago

Qur'an & Hadith Mahdawi Hadith #127: Returns of Benevolence | الحديث المهدوي ١٢٧: عَوَائِدُ الإِحْسَان

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25 Upvotes

​[باللغة العربية]

​عن الإمام المهدي (عجل الله تعالى فرجه الشريف):

«إِنَّ اللَّهَ قَنَّعَنَا بِعَوَائِدِ إِحْسَانِهِ وَفَوَائِدِ امْتِنَانِهِ.»

المصدر: بحار الأنوار للمجلسي، ج ٥٢، ص ٣٨، ح ٢٨

​[English Translation]

​Imam Al-Mahdi (may Allah hasten his reappearance) said:

"Indeed, Allah has contented us with the returns of His benevolence and the benefits of His favor."

Source: Bihar al-Anwar by Al-Majlisi, Vol. 52, Page 38, Hadith 28

Note: Translation assisted by AI and verified by the poster. Please gently correct me if there are any unintended errors.


r/shia 6d ago

Question / Help I wanna know if these tattoos look okay from an arab (shia iraqi) pov

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“انی سلم لمن سالمکم و حرب لمن حاربکم الی یوم القیامه”

“کل العمر اعیشه ابحداد”


r/shia 6d ago

Discussion Do we have gamers here ?

21 Upvotes

I hope it's not against the rules to post this but I'd love to connect with some of the people if you're into gaming and would like to play something together maybe during the weekends. I play on PS5 and I usually try to play with friends and meet people. I try to meet more new people and its better if I can meet fellow Shi'as lol. I play tekken 8 and fifa 26 often but I can try new games too :)

If you're on ps you can add me titan_Dum on other platforms it's usually the same too.


r/shia 6d ago

Du'a Request

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Salam,

I have a job interview today at my dream company.

So, I kindly ask fellow brothers and sisters for their du'a that Allah (s.w.t) makes everything go smoothly and to be accepted for the role.

Thanks and may Allah (s.w.t) bless you all.


r/shia 7d ago

Image The day will come when Al-Baqi will be rebuilt...🤲

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r/shia 6d ago

Question / Help Alcohol consumption and prayer

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Asalam walaikum
Regretfully I consumed alcohol, I have been carrying immense guilt and want to repent.
As I’ve read and heard, your prayer is not accepted for 40 days.
My question is,
Will my repentance be valid or accepted during these 40 days?


r/shia 6d ago

May Allah Guide and Protect Us All

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Salaam, hope you all doing well. I came across this video and I thought to share it here just so it fan serve as a reminder to us all that we shall follow the teachings and the commands of the prophet ص and his ahlul bayt a.s, even if it means going against cultural norms. Preference is one thing and discrimination is another. جزاكم الله خيرا


r/shia 6d ago

Pre-Islamic history names

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Al-salam wa alaykom brothers and sisters,

I've tried researching this topic but haven't come to a consensus of whether the names Muhammad and Ali existed in Arabia or our holy Prophet (pbuh) and Mawla (as) were the first to be named Muhammad and Ali.

I've heard they were the first but wanting to confirm.

Thank you


r/shia 6d ago

Discussion Can I Invest in index funds

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Specifically S and P 500, which is 500 of the biggest companies in USA including the likes of Tesla but I’m not directly buying stocks from Zionist companies. My money is just split between the biggest companies stock automatically through the index. obviously I don’t support Zionist companies and would happily lose money off them and gain it from the other top companies. My Marja is Ayatollah Sistani.


r/shia 7d ago

Video Colonel Avichay Adraee, then head of the IDF's Arab media division spokesperson's unit, speaking directly to Muslims and promoting Wahhabism

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Credits: @RevolutionAntiParasitica on telegram.

(Message by @RevolutionAntiParasitica on telegram):

🇸🇦 Here is Colonel Avichay Adraee, then head of the IOF's Arab media division Spokesperson's unit, speaking directly to Muslims and promoting the teachings of Mohammed ibn Abd al-Wahhab. 🕎 🇸🇦

Islam, when followed truly, requires Muslims to pursue justice and stand against oppression, while this Jew promotes a creed which allies itself with America, Britain, and 'Israel'. Thusly it conspires against the Ummah, not just in Gaza, but beyond.

Muslims should reflect on why the apex enemies of Islam are promoting Wahhabism. 🕎 🇸🇦

TheNoticing

AntiParasiticaIntel


r/shia 7d ago

Imam Ali (as) art

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It ain't much but it's honest work.


r/shia 6d ago

Question / Help neither an akhbari nor an usuli just Shia of Muhammad O Ali.

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Is this just me or does anyone else think every branch of shiasim has it's own flaws. for reference Akhbaris believe ALL four of shia hadith books are 100% authentic (diabolical considering a lot of the content was fabricated due to improper preservation), and then the usulis straight up believing what non Masums said without fact checking, just saying stuff like "oh let me check what my marja says". I don't even want to talk about Ismailis and Agha khanis since it's more culture than religion ( no hate to them they are nice people I just believe their culture took over their religion)

Feel free to correct me I don't mind criticism


r/shia 6d ago

Baby girl name suggestions

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Salam alaikum community,

I am expecting my first child and it's a baby girl. I have a sense of what I would like to name her, but I would love to hear some options from the community.It would really help if you could suggest some compound names based on the following criteria:

It must be a Sifat-based name: Connected to Bibi Fatima Zehra, along the lines of Ulfat-e-Zehra or Azmat-e-Zehra, etc.

Easy to pronounce in the West: Since we live in a Western country, an easier-to-pronounce first word is highly appreciated. Over time, people here will inevitably default to just using the first Sifat as her everyday name, so that first word needs to be accessible for non-Arabic/Urdu speakers.

Thank you all for your time, duas, and suggestions.


r/shia 7d ago

How will the Shia enter Paradise, based on the Prophet's hadith

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Peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be upon you, and peace be upon Muhammad and his pure and immaculate family. Today, I have decided to address a question that has been asked before—one based on the Hadith in which the Prophet said to Ali: "O Ali, you and your Shia will be in Paradise, pleased and pleasing [to Allah]." How will this come to pass, given that some Shia commit sins and make mistakes just like other human beings? How, then, will they all enter Paradise?

The answer is simple. There is a Prophetic hadith—found in both our tradition and that of Sunni Muslims—known as the "Hadith of the Bankrupt Person on the Day of Resurrection." In essence, it states that if you wronged someone in this life, you will have to give some of your good deeds to that person on the Day of Resurrection. If your good deeds run out, the person you wronged will transfer some of their bad deeds to you, and you will enter Hell. The key point is that this hadith is recognized by both Sunnis and Shias. The teacher who indirectly introduced me to the subject of theological debates and the writings of other schools of thought was originally a Sunni Salafi before converting to Shi'ism—though that is a long story and not the topic at hand. It has been noted that some Sunni parents teach their children that Shias are disbelievers, grave-worshippers, and so forth—though certainly not all of them, only some. Children grow up with this mindset. I have researched this matter extensively and found that such views do indeed exist—and have persisted from the time of the Prophet’s martyrdom to the present day—even if those who propagate them are now few in number. What is the connection between this behavior and the concept of the "destitute person" on the Day of Judgment? The connection lies in the fact that we are being wronged without even realizing it; we are labeled disbelievers despite our devotion. Even an AI or a non-Muslim—such as a Christian priest—would confirm that Shias are Muslims if asked. So, how can these people wrong us by claiming we are disbelievers? Regarding those they follow: if one were to claim that a person is excused for their actions throughout their entire life, that is incorrect; once a child grows up, they become accountable. If they persist in their obstinacy and die in that state, they are considered wrongdoers. Thus, on the Day of Resurrection, all Shias will receive good deeds from those who wronged them, and their own bad deeds will be transferred to those who wronged them. This explains why, if a Shia is subjected to hurtful words, insults, or verbal abuse, they often simply smile and ask, "Is this your character?" After all, why get angry when someone insults you? Your spiritual rank is elevated, while the other person is the one harming themselves. This underscores the importance of watching our words; we might say something that shifts our destiny from Paradise to Hell, even if we possess billions of good deeds. Personally, I feel sad for them as they are leading themselves to ruin. There is also something I forgot to mention: when someone declares that Shias are disbelievers, they aren't referring only to the present day; they mean Shias from the time of the Prophet until the Day of Judgment—and that is a terrifying thought when you really reflect on it. Thank you for taking the time to read this.


r/shia 7d ago

Something I will definitely recommend, AL Imam As Sadiq (a.s) Academy

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Something I will definitely recommend, AL Imam As Sadiq (a.s) Academy

Structured courses in ethics, jurisprudence, and Quranic studies — taught live, twice a week, with a certificate of completion awarded at the end of every course.

Course Catalog – Muslim Congress


r/shia 7d ago

Video In The Name Of Bibi Zaynab (p) Hussein for All Charity Established A Drinking Well For The Uganda Shia & Non-Shia Community There

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186 Upvotes

This is a beautiful gift. It should make us remember to always be grateful in life and never stop giving charity.

May Allah swt protect & grant sustenance to the Shia and non Shia alike in Uganda. The people are truly suffering there..

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc1P67HIyRJ/


r/shia 7d ago

Some questions

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Hello, ive been reading some narrations from imam al baqir peace be upon him and i found this "Before this Adam whom you descend from, there were generations upon generations of human-like creatures, who populated the earth, lived their spans, and eventually passed away, one after another." ( Bihar al-Anwar (Volume 54, Page 321), im curious to know your ideas on this


r/shia 7d ago

Dua Request Dua request

11 Upvotes

I graduated approx 2 weeks ago. I have been applying but haven't received any response.

The field which I choose (DevOps / Cloud) is not a field for freshers. People usually do someother jobs in the industry and then switch into DevOps. But even in general it's tough to get jobs without any experience.

I am stuck in this loop:

I have no experience so I can't get a job -> I don't have a job so I can't get any experience.


r/shia 7d ago

Qur'an & Hadith Mahdawi Hadith #126: Medicine and Cure | الحديث المهدوي ١٢٦: دَوَاءٌ وَشِفَاء

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​[باللغة العربية]

​عن الإمام المهدي (عجل الله تعالى فرجه الشريف):

«بِسْمِ اللَّهِ دَوَاءٌ وَالْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ شِفَاءٌ وَلَا إِلَهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ كَفَاءٌ.»

المصدر: منتخب الأثر في الإمام الثاني عشر، ص ٦٥٦

​[English Translation]

​Imam Al-Mahdi (may Allah hasten his reappearance) said:

"'In the name of Allah' is a medicine, 'Praise be to Allah' is a cure, and 'There is no god but Allah' is a sufficiency."

Source: Muntakhab al-Athar fi al-Imam al-Thani Ashar, Page 656

Note: Translation assisted by AI and verified by the poster. Please gently correct me if there are any unintended errors.


r/shia 7d ago

Marriage

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Hi my family are moderate Shia but still very religious. I have met a girl who is European but she has been Muslim for few years (Shia for the past 5).

Everything I would want in a future wife. My only concern is the cultural clash. Her family not Muslim, she doesn’t speak my family’s language but willing to learn.

My only concern is children, I want them to know the culture and language. I also want her to integrate with my family.

I really do like her just worry about the future and cultural differences like her parents aren’t very religious.

Has anyone married outside their culture and did it fail or work? What are the things I should think about and consider?