Welcome to the alThaqalayn web site. Our goal is to propagate the precious words, and the rich culture, of the Noble Wilāyah for entire human race in the world.                                                                  One Lord (Allāh), One Dīn (Divinity), and One Wilāyah (World-Law).                                                                  Verily, I leave among you two invaluable things (ath-Thaqalyn): The Book of Allāh, and my household, my Ahl al-Bayt.

Imām al-Riḍā ▧:

May Allāh ◣ shower mercy upon an obedient who has revived our cause.  The Imām was asked “how could one revive your cause”?  He replied: by learning about our knowledge, and making it known to [other] people.  People would indeed follow us if they knew about the virtue of our words.

 Book No. 25, v.1, p.180

Imām al-Ḥusayn ▧:

Verily, the love of us, Ahl al- Bayt, sheds sins off an individual, just as a strong wind sheds leaves off the tree.

Book No. 3, v. 27, p. 77, h. 9, c. 4.

Imām al-Bāqir ▧:

A believer can escalate to highest degree of belief with prudent study of our narration.

Book No. 3, v. 1, p. 106, h. 2, c. 3.

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Abbreviations

(J.J.)              Jalla Jalāluhū :  An expression of glory, greatness and majesty for Allāh.

(S.T.)            Subḥānahu wa Taʿālā, An expression of glorification of Allāh, meaning He is pure, free from any imperfection, and is the most exalted.

(ph&hp) or (ph&hd)    Peace is upon him (Muḥammad) and his progeny / dynesty (آل).

 (a.s.)                         Allāh’s Peace (salām) and blessing is upon him, her, or them.

(عج) or (ʿf):  Abreviation for an Arabic expression, meaning: may Allāh (J.J.) bring ’Imām Mahdiy's (عج) manifestation forward.

(r.a.)              Allāh’s Mercy (ramah) and blessing  is upon him, her, or them.

A. H.                         After the Hijrah (migration).

B. H.                          Before the Hijrah (migration).

c.                                 Chapter number of a reference book.

h.                                adith (quotation, narration, tradition, maxim) number in a reference book.

Ḥijrī.                         A lunar calendar began with the holy migration (Ḥijrah) of Prophet Muḥammad  from Makkah to Medina in 621 AD.  Each Ḥijri year has 354 days, divided into 12 months.  Please refer to “Ḥijri Calendar at a Glance.”

H. Q.             ijri, Qamari, meaning the Lunar Ḥijri calendar.

H. S.              ijri, Shamsi, meaning the Solar Ḥijri calendar.

p.                    Page number of a reference book.

v. or vol.       The volume number of a reference book.

vol. or vols.  The number of volumes in the Bibliography section.



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