Lessons

Chapter 14: Heaven and hell doors Khajeh Nasir, in chapter 14 of the beginning and the end book, said, “There are seven senses for the material world perceptions. Five apparent senses and two inner senses, one perceiver of figures and…
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Khajeh Nasir Uddin Tusi said, “The sun is the source of light in our world, and the moon does not have light from itself, but it shines and gives light to us when the sun is hidden from us. When the sun shines for us, the light of the moon…
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Chapter 12: The trumpet will be blown, alteration of earth and skies Khajeh Nasir, in chapter 12 of the beginning and the end book, said, “Blowing in the resurrection is two types. Blowing to die and blowing to revive. The blowing to…
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Chapter 11: The wrapping of the skies Khajeh Nasir Tusi, in chapter 11 of the beginning and the end book, said, “God's word is one thing, and God's book is another thing. God’s word is from the command world, but the book is from the…
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Chapter 10: Weight of actions and citation of scale. Khajeh Nasir, in chapter 10 of the beginning and the end book, said, “The scales on that Day will be the truth. Those whose weights are heavy—it is they who are the successful. (8)…
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Chapter 9: Accounting and Auditing and its degree Khajeh Nasir, in chapter 9 of the beginning and the end book, said, “On the day of reckoning, people will be divided into three categories. The first category is the one whom the Quran…
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Chapter 8: The Book of Acts, The honest recorders, and the descent of angels and devils. The Book of Actions Khajeh Nasir Tusi started chapter 8 with the following sentence, “As long as our speech and actions are in the form of sound…
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Word 37: The one who pays attention to the characteristics and morals of humans and the characteristics of animals, finds that animals are resembles of gained human traits and attributes (“Malakih”). In logic and philosophy, “Malakih”…
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Chapter 7: The Straight Path – Sirat Al-Mustaqim The “Sirat” (Path) in Arabic is called the closest path. The closest path is the straight path and only one. Therefore, in Arabic grammar, we cannot make the “Sirat” plural. Meaning We do…
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Word 34: The one who thinks about the potential levels of the soul sees that the more knowledgeable he becomes, the more prepared he will be to get difficult knowledge Allameh Hassanzadeh said, “The one who thinks about the potential…
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