Mahdi Rastani
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Speaker | Instructor at Mizan Institute | City of Knowledge Resident Scholar | Wisdom Academy Religious Director |
Joined March 2020
RT @mahdi_rastani: Whenever you witness a bad deed from someone, the first thing you should do is check to see if you behave like that at t…
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Imam Sadiq (as): "The disciples of Jesus asked him: 'How can we protect ourselves from the anger of God?' He said: 'By protecting others from your own anger.'" Al-Khisal, 1, 65
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"I'm fasting too!" A short story on humility and good deeds.
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Don't let Shaytan tell you that you'll repent when you're older. Shedding wrong habits only gets more difficult over time. Start now.
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Suppressing your anger does not mean to avoid discussing what caused it. You should discuss the matter than angered you when you cool down too.
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Not all music is haram, however due to its major impact, Islam has considered some music haram.
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The simplest way of evaluating your life is to ask: "Would I have any regrets if the Angel of Death came to take my soul today?" If the answer is yes, start working on those things now.
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"If you don't forgive them, God won't be happy with you!" We need to stop guilt tripping people into forgiveness. Yes, Islam encourages forgiveness in many ways, but forcing it prematurely is not right. Allow the wronged person the time to digest and decide about forgiveness.
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Sometimes a sin one person commits is actually a test for those around him. Will they backbite about it? Will they assume they are now better than him? Will they scorn him for his mistake? Worry more about your test than theirs.
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@kashikarii that can be true in some arranged marriages, but interestingly it can also happen in a love marriage where they didn't look for true compatibility and other characteristics.
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“The least you can do to thank the one who has blessed you is to not use His blessings to disobey Him.” - Imam Ali (as) Ghurar al-Hikam, 1, 210
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How odd would it be to answer the phone three hours after it rings? That’s what it's like praying three hours after Allah calls upon you.
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