Imam explains about ignorance and absence of knowledge

Imam Khomeini explains through his theological works that one of kind of kibr signifies the extreme of ignorance and the absence of knowledge about one’s limits and the majesty of the Necessary Being. As to the kibr towards the prophets and awliya’ of God, it was an attitude, which was more prevalent during their own days.

Leader to students: Live like Hussein and follow his footsteps

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has advised Iranian youth to stick to the path of Imam Hussein (AS), the third Shia Imam, and not to be diverted by “satanic attractions”.

He led us from darkness of ignorance to light of guidance

Imam Khomeini advised believer to completely concentrate attention on God Almighty

Imam Khomeini has said it requires extra hard practice, going to some lengths, spiritual exercises, perseverance, and discipline, until one is able to fix one’s attention completely on nothing but God and cut himself off from all else.

Imam Khomeini said Musa Sadr was like my son

Imam Khomeini introduces himself a humble servant of God

Imam Khomeini in introduction to his famous book "an exposition on Forty Hadith" introduces himself a humble servant of God the Almighty and sought divine assistance before writing the precious work.

Modesty is the product of knowledge and wisdom

Imam Khomeini advised believers to be display modesty in all fields of life because pride is the outcome of ignorance.

Life and knowledge are shadows of His attributes

Imam Khomeini through his theological works explains that life, power, knowledge and other accomplishments are shadows of His attributes.