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Hazrat Fatima Tu Zahra


Hazrat Bibi Syeda Fatima Tu Zahra a.s
Asalamoalaka ya Bibi Fatima Tu Zahra a.s.

Name - Fatima
Title - Az-Zahra
Kunyat - Umm-ul-Aimma
Born - Friday 20th of Jamadi-ul-Akhar in Mecca
Father's Name - Holy Prophet Muhammad Ibn-e-Abdulla (PBUH)
Mother's Name - Khadija bint-e-Khuwailid
Died - 3rd Jamadi-ul-Sani at Medina at the age of 18 years (due to injury inflicted upon her through force of a falling door by a hypocrite).
Buried - The cemetery of Jannatul Baqi at Medina

Janabe Hazrat Fatima Tu Zahra (a.s).

This Great Lady was the only daughter of the Holy Prophet (saww) and Hazrat Khadijah. She was born in Makkah on Friday, 20th Jamdi-ul-Akhar in the 5th year after the declaration of Prophethood (615 AD).

She was married to the great personality, the 1st Imam, Imam Ali (as). The marriage ceremony took place on Friday, 1st Zilhajj 2 AH.

As a daughter, she loved her parents very much. As a wife, she was very devoted. As a mother, she cared for and brought up wonderful children that they have left marks on the face of the world.

On Fasting She Said:
Imam Sadiq (as) says on the authority of his forefathers that J. Zahra (as) had said that: "The man who is observing a fast would not gain anything, when his tongue, ears, and limbs are not safe from sin."

House hold affairs:
In the whole world, there was only one house that was free from impurities and that house was of Imam Ali (as) and J. Zahra (as). She being the leader of all the women of the world, she was the torch bearer of the ideals and character of woman hood.

J Zahra (as) never used to take household duties as a chore for a woman. In the performance of domestic duties, she had faced many obstacles and hardships.

The Infallible daughter of the Holy Prophet (saw) was conscious of her responsibilities and aware that a wife could shape the direction of her husband's activities. Her thinking was that the home is the place of refuge. A place of peace for a man, when he comes back tired from his struggles and dealings with the outside world. A place to re-strengthen his energy and also to gain in him fresh confidence and determination, so that he could be able to tackle his duties.

Imam Musa Al Kadhim (as) says: "The crusade of a woman is to have concern and regard for the husband."

Extracts of J. Zahra's (as) Sermon:
Praise be to Allah, I am thankful to Him for the capabilities that He has given me.

I bear witness that there is no God but Allah who is without a parallel and no one is His partner. This is a call, the essence of which is love and purity. That Allah who cannot be seen with our eyes; our tongue is unable to state His praise. He created all without any earlier precedent.

I bear witness that my father, Messenger of Allah was the slave of Allah and His messenger. He was chosen before he was sent. He was awarded this position before his coming into being.

'O servants of Allah, you are responsible to His "Orders and Prohibitions". His religion and His Revelation. You are, the representative of Allah! and a preacher from His side! And the protector of Allah's right is in your midst [Ali] He who protected the one who brought the testament of Allah to you.

Whatever I am telling, its beginning and its end is the same. I do not indulge into contradictory talk. Whatever, I am telling is stark truth. I do not practise any wrong.

When Allah chose from the dwell of messengers His Messenger (saww), He selected for him the honored place of chosen ones. No sooner than it was done, the discord and envy that was in the hearts, manifested amongst you. The veil of religion was turned up. Those who have lost the correct path, started opening their mouths.

Unknown persons started to show off. Slogans in the interest of falsity were raised, and a conspiracy spread in the society.

The Devil came out of his hole and called you to his side, because he found you waiting for his call and be fooled. He invited you to stay and ignited the fire of anger, the reflection of which became apparent on your face.

This was the reason that you marked somebody's camel apart from your own, and you entered into somebody's river side. You started searching for what was not yours. Finally you started usurping the Government when not many days had passed since the demise of the Prophet (saww). Our woes and wounds were still bleeding, and even the Prophet (saww) was not buried, that you advanced an excuse saying that "A mischief has been averted".

Can there be any greater mischief than the one that has overtaken you. Yes of course hell has taken them in its folds.

This action was not expected from you, What are you doing? Where are you going? When the book of Allah is present in your midst everything in that is glittering and all its signs are fully clear as a Crystal. Its prohibition are apparent and clear, and all orders graphically clear, but you have put them behind your back. Have you turned your face from them? Or you are aiming at something else? Alas! it's to be highly regretted that tyrants have adopted dirty ways, instead of taking up a Qur'anic path.

You have suddenly flared up the fire of mischief, and fanned its flames. You have assented to the talk of the Satan, who was misleading you. You have started to extinguish the light of the Religion of Allah and started obliterating the traditions of the Prophet (saww), and in the pretext of the froth of fermenting milk, you have silently sipped it all.

You were bent on confining the family and progeny of the Prophet (saww) in a corner. We preferred to observe patience, but with sword hanging on our neck and a spear waiting to make a thrust in our chest.

How wonderful it is that you think that the Almighty Allah has not granted us the right of inheritance, and that we will not get the inheritance of the Prophet (saww). Are you following the rules of the Age of illiteracy. For believers, no decision is better than the decision of Allah.

Are you ignorant of these problems? Yes, you are fully aware of them. The fact is clear as a sun. You know that I am the daughter of the Prophet (saww).

O' Muslim brethren! Is my inheritance going to be snatched by force? O' son of Qahafa answer me, does Qur'an say that you get your fathers' inheritance and I should not get my fathers' inheritance. Have you purposely disowned the Book of Allah; and have cast it behind your back. Whereas Qur'an says: Sulaiman got his father's (inheritance); Dawood got his fathers'. Regarding Yahya bin Zakariyya He said, "O' Allah: grant me a son, who could be my Successor and of the progeny of Yaqoob."

Have you formed an idea that I will not get my parents inheritance?

Did Allah, reveal a special verse for you, striking out my father from its purview, or you say two persons professing the same religion did not have the right to inherit each other's (property). Is mine and my father's religion not one?

Or do you treat an average follower of Qur'an better than my father and cousin. If it is that case, take my inheritance like a saddled camel waiting to be taken advantage of. Ride it. BUT bear in mind that I will meet you on the day of rising and will put up my demand.

What an excellent day it would be when Allah will adorn the seat of Justice and Mohammed Mustafa (saww) would be a plaintiff.

THE LIFE OF
FATIMA AZ-ZAHRA'

The Principal of all Women
Study and analysis

حياة فاطمة الزهراء

By: Allamah Baqir Shareef al-Qurashi
Translated by: Abdullah al-Shahin
 

Publisher: Ansariyan Publications – Qum
First Edition 1427 – 2006 - 1385
Thamin Al-a'immah Press
Quantity:2000
Number of Pages: 264
Size: 162 x 229 mm
ISBN: 964-438-817-8
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
DEDICATION 4
Quranic Verses 11
Before your hands 12
A word by the Verifier 13
Foreword 15
The noble lineage 25
  Her father
Her mother		 25
25
  The wealth of Khadijah
The Prophet (a.s.) trades with her money
The marriage of the Prophet with Khadijah
The speech of Abu Talib
In the cave of Hara’
Khadijah with Waraqah
Khadijah and Ali the first Muslims
Moral assistance to the Prophet (a.s.)
Economical assistance
Greetings from Allah to Khadijah
Her house in the Paradise
Her position near the Prophet (a.s.)
The gifts of Allah on her
To the Paradise		 26
26
27
27
28
29
30
32
32
32
32
33
34
35
Fatima’s birth and upbringing 37
    Date of her birth
Place of her birth
Her name
Her epithets
Her surnames		 38
38
38
39
40
Her upbringing 42
  From the Prophet’s educational programs to Fatima
Some du’as from the Prophet to Fatima
Her similarity to the Prophet (a.s.)
Fatima; the principal of women		 42
43
45
46
FATIMA’S CHARACTERISTICS 49
  Infallibility 49
Proofs on her infallibility 49
Charity to the poor
Asceticism
Chastity and veiling
Deep faith
Devotedness		 50
52
54
55
55
Her du’a on turning to Allah
Her du’a on resorting to Allah
Her du’a of tasbih
Her du’a on an important thing
Her du’a for making things easy
Her du’a for healing
Her du’a in morning and evening
Her du’a at sleeping
Her du’a of Saturday
Her du’a on Sunday
Her du’a on Monday
Her du’a on Tuesday
Her du’a on Wednesday
Her du’a on Thursday
Her du’a on Friday
Her amulet		 56
56
57
57
57
58
58
58
59
59
59
59
60
60
60
61
Tasbih of Fatima (a.s)
Fatima’s worship		 61
63
  Her du’a after the Dhuhr (noon) Prayer
Her du’a after the Asr Prayer
Her supplication after the Maghrib (sunset) Prayer
Her supplication after the Isha (evening) Prayer		 63
66
70
74
FATIMA IN THE QUR’AN AND THE SUNNA 79
  Her position in the Qur'an 79
  The verse of Mawaddah
The verse of Abrar
The verse of Tat’hir
The Verse of Mubahalah		 79
82
83
85
In the Sunna
Traditions About the pure progeny		 88
90
  1. The tradition of ath-Thaqalayn
3. The tradition of as-Safeenah (the Ark)
3. The tradition of Amaan		 90
92
93
THE MARRIAGE OF FATIMA WITH IMAM ALI 97
    The dowry of Fatima
Her furniture
The sermon of marriage
The banquet of marriage
The house
The wedding
The house that Fatima lived in
The house affairs
Fatima’s children are the Prophet’s children		 99
99
101
103
103
104
105
106
108
The pure progeny 113
  Imam al-Hasan (a.s.) 113
  His education
His moralities
His patience
His generosity
His asceticism
His worship
His caliphate		 116
116
117
118
119
119
120
Imam al-Husayn 122
  His birth
The Prophet’s love to al-Husayn
The Prophet tells about Imam al-Husayn’s martyrdom
Imam Ali foretells Imam Husayn’s martyrdom
Imam al-Husayn (a.s.) and Umar
Imam al-Husayn (a.s.) with Mo’awiya
The political conference in Mecca
Mo’awiya’s perishment
Imam al-Husayn’s revolt
Martyrdom		 122
124
125
130
134
134
135
136
137
138
Lady Zaynab
Her birth		 139
139
  Her epithets
Her birth date
Her Upbringing
True faith in Allah
Patience
Dignity and honor
Courage
With the immortal tragedy
To the Better World		 140
141
141
142
143
143
144
145
146
Umm Kulthum
Al-Muhsin		 147
147
HER SCIENTIFIC AND INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE 149
  Musnad Fatima
Eloquence
The Mus’haf (book) of Fatima		 149
157
158
FATIMA AND THE GREAT ISLAMIC REVOLUTION 159
  Noble values 160
  1. Equity
2. Women liberation
3. Prohibition of adultery
4. Prohibition of usury
5. Prohibition of alcohol
6. Fighting against poverty
7. Spreading of knowledge		 160
161
162
162
162
162
163
Fear of Quraysh 163
  Inciting their children to harm the Prophet (a.s.)
Accusing the Prophet (a.s.) of madness
Accusing him of magic
Torturing the believers		 163
164
164
164
Fatima with her father 164
  Quraysh agree on killing the Prophet (a.s.)
The Prophet’s immigration to Yathrib
Imam Ali sleeps in the Prophet’s bed
Yathrib receives the Prophet
Imam Ali’s immigration to Yathrib
At the Battle of Uhud
The battle of al-Ahzab
The Prophet with his daughter in travel and residence		 165
166
166
167
168
169
169
170
ELECTING IMAM ALI FOR ISLAMIC CALIPHATE 171
  The Prophet nominates Ali 173
  Why the Prophet nominated Ali 173
THE SIGNS OF THE DEPARTURE TO ALLAH 179
  The Farewell Hajj
The general conference
The Conference of Ghadeer Khum		 180
180
182
IMMORTAL TRAGEDY 185
  The Prophet’s last illness 185
  The Army of Usama
Asking people’s pardon
The Prophet gives as charity all what he possesses
The calamity of Thursday
Fatima’s distress
The Prophet recommends of his family
The Prophet’s inheritance for his two grandsons
To the High Paradise
Preparing the holy corpse for burial
The prayer over the holy corpse
The burial		 186
188
191
191
193
195
195
195
198
199
199
THE GREAT TRIAL 201
    1. The Alawids
2. The party of Quraysh
3. The party of the Ansar		 201
201
202
The Conference of al-Saqeefa 203
  The speech of Sa’d
The speech of Abu Bakr
The homage to Abu Bakr
Al-Habbab’s speech
Abu Sufyan’s situation
Imam Ali refrains from pledging allegiance
Forcing the Imam to pay homage
1. The attack on Imam Ali’s house
2. The aggression against Fatima (a.s.)
3. Abrogating the Khums
4. Confiscation of Fadak
Fatima asks for Fadak		 205
207
209
210
213
214
215
217
220
222
223
225
THE IMMORTAL, HISTORIC SERMON OF FATIMA 227
  Her speech to the women 237
  Unacceptable excuse
Deep sorrow		 240
241
TO THE GARDEN OF ABODE 243
    Fatima’s age
Her Holy Shrine		 247
248
ZIYARAH OF LADY FATIMA 249
    Ziyārah of Lady Fatima on 3rd of Jumādā al-ªkhirah
Ziyārah of Lady Fatima on Sundays		 262
263





Fatima (S.A.) The Gracious

by: Abu Muhammad Ordoni

Published by:
Ansariyan Publications
Qum, The Islamic Republic of Iran

Preface
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
The Law of Inheritance
Chapter 3
The Prophet's Marriage
Chapter 4
Lady Khadija On the Way to a Blessed Life
Chapter 5
A Glance at "Transcendental Events"
Chapter 6
Fatima Zahra's Birth
Chapter 7
Naming Fatima (S.A.)
Chapter 8
Fatima (S.A.)
Chapter 9
Al-Siddiqah (The Honest One)
Chapter 10
Al-Mubarakah (The Blessed One)
Chapter 11
At-Taherah (The Virtuous)
Chapter 12
The Event of Cloak (Hadith Al-Kisa)
Chapter 13
Az-Zakiyyah (The Chaste)
Chapter 14
Ar-Radhiah (The Satisfied or Gratified One)
Chapter 15
Al-Mardhiyah (She Who Well-Pleases Allah)
Chapter 16
Al-Muhaddithah
Chapter 17
Az-Zahra (The Splendid One)
Chapter 18
Al-Batoul (The Chaste and Pure One)
Chapter 19
Al-Adhra (The Virgin or the Chaste)
Chapter 20
Fatima's Youth
Chapter 21
Lady Khadija's Death
Chapter 22
Fatima's Immigration
Chapter 23
Fatima at Uhud
Chapter 24
Fatima's Problem's at Home
Chapter 25
Fatima Zahra(S.A.) On The Way to Marriage
Chapter 26
Part of Fatima's Dowry is "Intercedence
on the Day of Resurrection"
Chapter 27
Preparations for The Wedding
Chapter 28
The Year of Fatima's Marraige
Chapter 29
Fatima's House
Chapter 30
Fatima's Marital Life
Chapter 31
Historical Distortions Regarding Ali's Right
Chapter 32
Imam Hassan is Born
Chapter 33
The Birth of Imam Hussain
Chapter 34
The Birth of Lady Zainab
Chapter 35
Lady Umme Kulthum
Chapter 36
Fatima in the Verse of Relationship
Chapter 37
Fatima (S.A.) in the Verse of Mubahala
Chapter 38
Fatima in Surah Al-Insan (76)
Chapter 39
Fatima's Modesty and Spending in The Path of Allah
Chapter 40
Fatima's Glorification of Allah
Chapter 41
The Prophet's Love for Fatima
Chapter 42
Fatima's Knowledge
Chapter 43
Islamic Dress, a Social Necessity
Chapter 44
Allah's Messenger Reveals Fatima's Future to Her
Chapter 45
The Prophet's Death
Chapter 46
After The Prophet's Death
Chapter 47
Following Ali to The Mosque
Chapter 48
Abu Bakr Versus Fatima (S.A.)
Chapter 49
Fatima's Protest Against Abu Bakr's Actions
Chapter 50
Fadak in The Political Arena
Chapter 51
The House of Grief
Chapter 52
Fatima-The Withering Rose
Chapter 53
Abu Bakr's Family Versus
Fatima's Progeny Throughout History
Chapter 54
Lady Fatima Zahra' s Will to Imam Ali (A.S.)
Chapter 55
A Quiet Funeral
Chapter 56
Lady Fatima Zahra on The Last Day
Chapter 57
Intercedence in The Quran
Chapter 58
Visitation to Lady Fatima Zahra (S.A.)

The life story and Martyrdom of
Hazrate Fâtemeh



Jafari, Mahdi,
The life story and Marturdom of Hazrate Fâtemeh\ by Mahdi Jafari; Translated by Farid Mohammadi.-Qum:
Ansariyan, 2008.
56 p.
ISBN: 978-964-438-960-3
Original Title: داستان زندگي وشهادت حضرت فاطمه(س) 1
1. Fattemeh Zahra (s), 616? – 633 – Biography.
I. Mohammadi, Farid, Tr. I. Title
297.973  BP 27.2 .J35
Author: Mahdi Jafari
Translator: Seyyid Farid Mohammadi
Publisher: Ansariyan Publication
First Edition: 2008 – 1387 – 1429
Sadr Press
Pages: 58
Copies: 2000
Size: 145 x 210 mm
ISBN: 978-964-438-960-3
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED AND RECORDED FOR THE PUBLISHER
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P.O. Box 187 – Qum
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
The most brilliant creation! 5
Her birth 7
The virtues of FÂtemeh! 11
Her marriage 13
Her married life 19
The generous gift to the Prophet 21
The death of he who had Graced the world with his innocent Presence 23
The event that took place in Saghifeh 25
The property called Fadak 31
The House of doom 35
Mourning for Zahra 39
The exact date of the Martyr 41
The Prophet of god and Fâtemeh The proper prayer before sleep 43
The Hadis of Kessa 51
 

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