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Sheikh Mansour introduces the month of Rajab with it\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s numerous rewards and opportunities to gain closeness to Allah swt. A brilliant concise insight into this Holy Month. Also, in commemoration of the Martyrdom of Imam Ali an-Naqi al-Hadi (as), Sheikh speaks about his life though narrations and examples, concluding with the famous poem that Imam Hadi (as) recited in the court of Motawakkel (la), followed by a short majlis. www.ehawza.com - An english Islamic School in Theology. eHawza is an electronic Hawza program (Islamic Seminary) in the English language accredited by the al-Mostafa International University (Qom, Iran). It contains over 500 academic lectures in English on a wide variety of topics, as well as over 5,000 pages of written resources.

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Latimiyya - Br Ali Al-Hadi - Muharram 1438 - Night 2 A Latmiya by brother Ali al Hadi in Muharram night 2 as part of the AIM muharram programs inof 2016 in partnership with the Islamic Center of England.

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During the month of Ramadhan 1430, Al-Hadi Youth group organised a seminar titled \\\'Justice of God\\\' with Sheikh Hamza Sodagar. The Sheikh highlighted the different aspects which are mentioned in regards to divine justice such as natural disasters, illness et all and went on to provide explanations for them.

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Ziarat Mutlaqah 10th Imam Ali a.s bin Mohammad a.s. Name :Ali ibn Mohammad - the 10th Holy Imam Titles :an-Naqi, al-Hadi Agnomen : Abul-Hasan Father :Imam Muhammad at-Taqi al-Jawwad(a.s.) - the 9th Holy Imam Mother :Bibi Sumanah Birth :In Suryah ( in the environs of Medina ) , on Friday , 2nd (or 5th) Rajab, 214 AH (817 AD) Death :In Samarrah at the age of 42 on Monday 26th Jumadi-us-Sani (or 3 Rajab) 254 AH (868 AD) Cause of Death/Burial :Poisoned by al-Mu'tazz, the Abbasid caliph buried in Samarrah

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In this session Agha Hassan Mujtaba Rizvi @ Al-Hadi Musalla Toronto, Describes the Principles of Hazrat Fatima and how She dedicated her life to support Risalat (Holy Prophet SAWW) and Vilayat (Hazrat Ali AS). Imam al-Hasan (as), who said: 'I saw my mother Fatimah (as) standing up in her mihrab [prayer niche] every Friday night. She bowed and prostrated herself until dawn, and I heard her praying for the believers, naming them...!'[3] Fatimah was burdened with her household problems, pregnancies and children, and with her Islamic responsibilities in the social arena - but in spite of all that, and the weakness of her body, she would worship Allah until her feet became swollen, and found the time to stay awake and pray all night, praising Allah.