Transliteration Symbols
Symbol | Transliteration | Symbol | Transliteration |
ء | ’ | أ | a
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ب
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B | ت
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t |
ث
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Th | ج
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j |
ح
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ḥ | خ
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kh |
د
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D | ذ
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dh |
ر | R | ز
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z |
س | S | ش
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sh |
ص | ṣ | ض
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ḍ |
ط | ṭ | ظ
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z |
ع | ‘ | غ
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gh |
ف | F | ق
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q |
ك | K | ل
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l |
م | M | ن
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n |
هـ | H | و
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w |
ی | Y | ة
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ah |
Long Vowels | |||
آ | A | ﹷ
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a |
ای | I | ﹻ
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i |
او | U | ﹹ
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u |
Persian Letters | |||
Symbol | Transliteration | Symbol | Transliteration |
پ | P | ﭺ
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ch |
ﮊ | Zh | ﮒ
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g |
- Islam and the Contemporary Man
- Transliteration Symbols
- Foreword
- Chapter 1: The Way of the Primordial Human Nature [Fitrah]
- Question
- Answer
- Islam and the True Needs of Every Age
- In what way does Islam provide for the needs of every age?
- The Means for Determining the Social and Human Needs of the Individual
- The Cognitions of the Natural Human Being
- Mutable and Immutable Regulations
- The Mutable and Immutable Regulations of Islam
- The Question of the Termination of Prophethood
- Chapter 2: Some Philosophic and Scientific Problems
- An Argument for the Temporality (That is, Creation in Time) of the World
- Prophet Muhammad’s superiority to other Prophets
- The Intercession of the Fellows of Divine Unity [Ahl Al-Tawhid]
- The question of slavery in Islam
- Humankind’s Origination from Adam and Eve
- The Difference between the Science of Psychology and Spiritual Self-Knowledge
- Question
- Answer
- The Definition of Self-Knowledge
- The Relation between Self-Knowledge and Knowledge of God
- The True Meaning of Knowing and Meeting God
- Self-Knowledge: The Key to Knowledge of God
- Clarifying Two Points
- Attaining to the Station of Self-Knowledge
- The Meaning of “Remembering God”
- “One Cannot Bestow on others what one Lacks.”
- The World in Flux
- Immutable Laws
- The Cosmic Journey toward Perfection
- Stages of Cosmic Perfection and the New Laws They Require
- The Agent of Perfection in the World
- Human Societies and the Rhythm of Perfection
- Human Progress in Science and Other Fields
- The Arguments for the Existence of Immaterial Beings
- A Rational Proof for the Termination of Prophethood
- Distinguishing ‘idalah from ‘ismah
- The Impossibility of Violating Ontic Reality [Takwin]
- The Meaning of the Prayer “[O God] Elevate His Status” Uttered In Tashahhud
- Additional Answers to Previous Questions
- The Purpose in Translating Greek Philosophy
- Islamic Doctrine not in Need of Greek Philosophy
- The Consummation of Islamic Philosophy in Mulla Sadra’s Metaphysics
- The Relation between the Thought of Muslim Philosophers and Sages and Islamic Doctrine
- Expounding the Hadiths That Denounce Philosophy
- The Relation of Spiritual Purification with Social Involvement
- The Question of the Creation of the Universe
- The Superiority of the Station of Imamate to That of Prophethood
- God, the Creator of All Creatures
- Existents: Merely a Figment of the Imagination?
- The Substance of God’s Existence
- The Sufis’ Remark Concerning the Qur’anic Statement “He Is the First and He Is the Last”
- The Necessary Existent [Wajib], the Originating Cause of All Contingent Existents [Mumkinat]
- Origination of Matter Preceded by Temporal Non-Existence
- Question
- The Existence of Evil
- The Question of Human Individuality and its Preservation During the Resurrection
- Chapter 3: Creation and Resurrection
- Chapter 4: Miscellaneous Questions
- The Question of Gender Equality in Islam and Women’s Participation in Politics
- The Question of Inheritance
- The Question of Divorce
- The Woman’s Financial Independence
- The Question of Polygamy in Islam
- Islam, the Perfect Religion
- Islam’s Agreement with the Primordial Human Nature
- The Question of Zaynab’s Leadership
- The Islamic Perspective on Family
- The Question of Divorce
- Women’s Right in Choosing their Spouse
- Children Being in the Custody of Men
- A Saying from ‘Ali
- The Irrevocability of the Shari‘ah
- The Question of Islam’s Conflict with Modern Science and Technology
- Men’s Deserving Equal Blame for Indecent Acts
- A False Contention
- The Prophet’s Marriage in old Age with Young ‘A’ishah
- Legality of Temporary Marriage in Islam
- Weakness of Muslims not due to Islam
- Equal Treatment for All in Islamic Law
- The Reason why Consumption of Pork is Prohibited by Islamic Law
- The Reason why Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages is Prohibited by Islam
- Islam’s Restrictions on Sexual Relations
- The Irrevocability of Islamic Law
- The Qur’an and the Sunnah: The only Sources of Islamic Doctrine
- Explaining a Saying of Imam ‘Ali
- Islam, the True Religion from God
- The Crescent as the Symbol of Islam
- Voyage to the Moon from the Perspective of Islam
- The Role of Arabic Language in Islamic Culture
- The Wretched State of the Jewry
- Chapter 5: Human Origin and End
- Chapter 6: Divine Knowledge Possessed By the Prophet and the Imams
- Chapter 7: Refuting Wahhabi Contentions
- Chapter 8: Essence and Existence
- Chapter 9: Miscellaneous Questions
- The Question of Imprecation
- The Inviolability of the Qur’an
- The Infallibility of the Prophet
- The Logic of Istikharah
- The Scripture of Fatimah [Mushaf Fatimah]
- The Impermissibility of Exaggerating the Status of the Imams
- The Occurrence of “Li Allah-I Darr-U Fulan” And “Kana Li Allah-I Rida” In Words of the Commander of the Faithful
- A Call to Unity and Brotherhood
- The Concentration of the Prophets in the Middle East
- Difference in Capabilities
- Some Questions Regarding the Story of Moses and Khidr
- Legislative Authority
- The Meaning of Indhar (Warning) in Reference To Animals
- Adam’s Deception by Satan
- A Question Regarding the Incident of The Moon Splitting In Half
- An Unfounded Myth
- A Question Regarding the Islamic Penalty of Severing the Hand of the Thief
- Chapter 10: Some Qur’anic Questions
- Chapter 11: Some Objections and the Answers Thereto
- An Objection to the Definition of Islam
- Shaykhiyyah and Karimkhaniyyah: Deniers of Corporeal Resurrection
- The Legitimacy of ‘Irfan and Tasawwuf
- A question on the will of angels
- Pharaoh, “The Possessor of Stakes” [Dhu Al-Awtad]
- A Point Concerning Job’s Supplication
- The Story of Job and the Conflicting Hadiths
- A Point Concerning The Qur’anic Phrase Saying, “It is a great prophecy”