Friday, July 23, 2010

Ayatollah seyyed Mojtaba Shirazi


My first meeting with his respectable ayatollah seyyed Mojtaba Shirazi, may Allah bless him and his family.
I send my 15 of Shaban congratulation (mobarak) for the auspicious birth of Imam Mahdi (aj).

Wishing that the saviour will reappear as soon as possible to bring peace and love among all nations and humanity without any kind of divisions.

12 commentaires:

abtahi said...

salam kheli aks zebaei bod
mamnonam

shaghayegh said...

hi dear sir.

i was reading your weblog.

i am sorry about that happened to you in iran.

today i missed emam mahdy. i cryed a lot. i missed about every things in humanity.

i wish
he come as soon as possible.

i know


he is coming soon.

amin


shaghayegh

Anonymous said...

از اینکه کشورم در عمق بدبختی فرورفته است و هرروز مردم ما عقل ما عام می شود و کسی نیست که صدایی آنها را به جامعه ی جهانی برساند. لهدا تصمیم بر آننم که قحوق و مالیات را خوانده از راه های مشروع به ملت و مردم خود کمک کنیم

Anonymous said...

salam,
May I know if I am muslim girl and want to marry non-muslim why he should convert to Islam? I already told him he has to convert but he doesn't understand y he should convert and I don't have a very good answer to convince him:( Thank you so much in advance

Anonymous said...

زنده باد آزادی - زنده باد دموکراسی و حکومتی برمبنای اعلامیه جهانی حقوق بشر - مرگ برفاشیسم حاکم برایران

Mohammad said...

Aleikum salam,
Dear sister,

Alhamdolellah you are following the teaching of Islam by getting married; unfortunately, the marriage institution is not as much cherish among the new generations.

Marriage is a security, a protection for both partners.
It gives you a new life along with more Islamic duties and obligations.

To answer your question:
In Islam it is NOT possible for a Muslim woman to married a non-Muslim.
Why?

First of all, it is the decree of God; we can't change the laws of God. (see Quran 5:5)
There are of course several reasons:
The husband has more responsabilities than the wife which it leads to more control of the husband in the family' structure especially when children are involved.
Islam considers the husband head of the family: the husband has the last word in the couple.
In Islam, wife should respect her husband and follow the rules of the household.
What will happen if he prevent his wife to practise her religion? He will utilise his masculine position in the couple to influence his wife to minimise her intensity of following her culture/religion.

Women needs to be spiritually, religiously and emotionally protected; how a Muslim woman can get this protection from someone who won't be able to comprehend the Islamic values?
Such marriage is a danger for the woman who may fell down to unbelief because usually, wife obey / follow her husband.

The situation will get even worse when children are involved: family name of the children, the jurisprudence on the legimity of children from a non-muslim father, inheritance issues, non-Muslim education and paternal influence...

A woman will reach a balance in her life when she will share the same values with her husband; to be able to share her spiritual emotions and religious duties: what a pleasure for a couple to pray together, to fast and break the fast together. And even for the most basic teaching such as intimacy cleaning, the Islamic way is different than other religions.

I strongly suggest not to let your emotions controling your decision; marriage is a serious matter. Indeed it is so easy to write it...

If you have any further question, I will be able to try to answer you.
w. salam

Anonymous said...

عبد الله ابرايم

السلام عليكم اشكرك

.انت فعلا انسان محترم و مثالي .لقد اعجبت بلباقتك واحترامك للاخر

اتمنى لو كان كل الناس مثلك.لقد اجهدت نفسك اكثر من اللازم افدتني وساعدتني باكثر مما استحقه هكذا يكون المسلم المثالي

لقد تشرفت بمراسلتك .

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Anonymous said...

Salam,
Thank you so much for ur complete answer.Now, he thinks converting is like changing him to someone who is not him.However,He accepted saying shahadatein and other things as a welcoming to his wife's religion.Is it possible to know the procedures to become a Muslim?
Thank you so much in advance

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