One way one could get acquainted with identifying false narrations from authentic ones is to differentiate solely based on the Matan (written context of the narration) before even looking at the chain to verify its authenticity. Some of our scholars have reached such a high level that even the likes of Al-Sayed Al-Burujardi after hearing a narration he could name the Imam that it had been narrated merely through the language structure of the narration. A clear example of this is the Prophet (peace be upon him) being known for saying ‘’Whichever person’’ in his speech.

This series is based upon various topics relating to historical matters, creedal matters, and controversial religious fatwa (rulings) by the opposing sect such as the permissibility of incest!

Sheikh al-Habib assesses different parts of the Prophet’s life and grants you a greater understanding of his biography.

The Prophet was a man who was continually facing hardship in his life. Despite this, he always minimised the possibility of anyone realising this; instead, he would always focus on making things easier for others who were troubled despite him suffering the most. This is a glimpse of His Eminence Sheikh al-Habib’s discussion in this series on the Prophet’s biography.

A comparative analysis of the similarities between the first age of ignorance before the Holy Prophet’s birth (peace be upon him and his family) and the second age of ignorance started after his martyrdom. The series also presents cases whereby specific individuals are idolised above the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family), leading to their words being taken over the Prophet’s words (peace be upon him and his family).

Learn about Ahl-ul-Bayt’s rulings regarding the different components of the most important act a Muslim carries out: prayer. Learn about what invalidates the prayer and the ablution. Learn about the different categories of ablution and when each type should be used depending on the circumstance.

The Imams (peace be upon him) had a fundamental role in the emergence of the knowledge of Islamic Jurisprudence, especially in the time of Imam al-Baqir and Imam al-Sadiq (peace be upon them both). They taught their companions the methods of deduction from the Qur’an and Sunnah, and how to refer the Usul (roots) and Fur’oo (branches) of the religion. They used two methods:

The first: Explaining to their companions, the general rules of deduction, which they wrote done. The four hundred Usool (roots) are the outcome of these written records and represent the raw sources of the four books of Usool (origin) of the Shi’a, and, were the hopes of the Imams, peace be upon them.

The second: Teaching their companions the correct methods of elicitation through practice and practical application. On the authority of Imam Al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) who said: “We present you with the Usool (roots), and you establish the Fur’oo (branches).”

Some of the Imams’ companions (peace be upon them) wrote letters on fundamental issues. One example is Hisham ibn al-Hakam, one of Imam al-Sadiq’s companions (peace be upon him) who composed “The book of meanings”. Another is Yunus ibn Abdul Rahman, the student of Imam al-Kadhim (peace be upon him), who compiled the book “The differences of Hadith and their Issues”. A study that teaches the reader about opposing evidence and how to prioritise one evidence above another in matters of religion.

We hear from our opponents that refer to themselves as ‘’Ahlul-Sunnah’’ that it is impermissible to revolt against a leader if the leader dominates and controls a region. Find out why they have such opinions, how the ruling class established them for their benefit, and how such ideas were derived due to the large mass of people betraying Imam Hussain (peace be upon him).

Many Shi’a individuals have claimed that Our Lady Fatima (peace be upon her) was the only daughter of The Holy Messenger of God (peace be upon him and his family). This claim will be discussed and refuted. The Sheikh presents how this view is based on the statements of individual questionable historical personalities, in contrast to what our Imams have said about this.

Many claim that the Shi’a belief regarding the infallibility of the 12 imams is something that the Shi’a have fabricated and that there is no such proof in the Holy Prophet’s traditions. This series shows that the belief in 12 Imams can be found in the most authentic of narrations and that indeed the final Imam is the twelfth, Imam Muhammad ibn Al-Hassan (peace be upon him). This is proven through authentic narrations as well as confessions by scholars from the opposing sect.

An essential series indeed – through it, you will discover the numerous examples of how known scholars of the sect that refers to itself as ‘’Ahlul-Sunnah’’, for their prideful desires, go directly against the Prophet’s traditions whilst acknowledging their authenticity.

Sheikh al-Habib presents lectures based on the changes our opponents have attempted to make in the religion of Islam to support their innovated sect. Following desires instead of one’s intellect is a negative trait. Watch this series to identify the ones who have committed this crime in the context of innovated religious beliefs.

The Ansar (the people of Medina who supported the Prophet) promised to support Our Lady Fatima (peace be upon her). Though they did not stay true to their word and in the end, betrayed her. The Sheikh presents three lectures to highlight this reality and poses a question to the listener about what path they wish to take, the path of someone like al-Miqdad or the path of those who did not stand by the Lady?

Anthropomorphism, attributing sins to prophets of God and altering the religion of God. These are things that the ‘Sunni’, Christian, and Jewish faiths have carried out, and their scripture testifies to this. Sheikh al-Habib presents these struggles that the Shi’a have endured from our predecessors’ time till this day!

• Night 1: The reason as to why Abu Bakr hates The Ahl-ul-Bayt (peace be upon them)
• Night 2: Abu Bakr curses himself
• Night 3: Recitation of the martyrdom of Muhassin (peace be upon him)

• Night 1: Lady Fatima (peace be upon her) faces The Great Deceiver, Abu Bakr.
  
• Night 2: A nation that supports Abu Bakr and his daughter A’isha, and oppresses their Prophet and his daughter, Fatima (peace be upon them and their family)
  
• Night 3: Islam gives Abu Bakr capital punishment.

• Night 1: Was the Imam killed in the best of centuries?
  
• Night 2: The manifestation of confrontation.
  
• Night 3: The master of ordering the good and prohibiting the evil.
• Night 4: Marital life in accordance to the Hussaini view.
• Night 5: Muslim ibn Aqeel, correct in speech and action.
  
• Night 6: Al-Khamis force that assisted and supported the Imam.
  
• Night 7: The Imam between two brothers. One righteous and one unrighteous.
• Night 8: Be a truthful young one with a Qassimi spirit
• Night 9: The Hussaini uprising on the political employment of religion.
  
• Night 10: Why did they kill the Imam?

This research session presents Umar ibn al-Khattab’s real historical nature, whereby the reality is uncovered from behind the endless propaganda. Our opposers always refer to how just Umar ibn al-Khattab supposedly was. The most known report is the report from Al-Hurmuzan where he reportedly sees Umar sleeping under a tree and then proceeds to say ‘’You ruled, then you judged with justice, then you were safe (from the punishment of God) and then you slept’’. Many such narrations that fabricate the lie of the character of Umar in the books of the opponents. This series clears up this confusion.