Fatema's Blog

Ibne Sayyaba, a resident of Kufa, as a young man whose father had died. The tragedy of the death of […]

Before the advent of Islam, there were in Arabia autonomous tribal chiefs. The people were used to the rule of […]

Ali during the days of his Khilafat used to personally listen to the grievances and complaints of the people. Once, […]

The deep scar on the shoulder of Nasiba, daughter of Kaab, spoke of a major wound in the past. Whenever […]

Two neighbours, a Muslim and a Christian, were on friendly terms. Having concern for one another they used to inquire […]

“How beautiful it were if you could marry and establish a family, ending this forlorn and isolated life? You could […]

Tired and exhausted with the water-skin on her back, she was gasping and going towards her house where innocent children, […]

Mutawakkil, the tyrant Abbasside Caliph, was afraid of the spiritual attachment of the people to Imam Hadi (A.S), the Eleventh […]