Oh what a strike! How it made his beard turn red. And said the one who is blessed, "By the Lord of the Kaaba, I swear I have achieved Success." And said Ali to his companions, If I die do not mutilate my killer's body; strike him once as he struck me. Then as the companions were catering to Ali

I know that you're very busy
This dizzy, modern money-based pace has us all in a tizzy.
But take a deep breath, and relax.
Prepare yourself to entertain some facts
That transcend commerce, contracts,
And mundane political yackety-yak

What is the situation of our generation? Is our situation of that of decay? Poetry that challenges our situation. Are we going to live up to the challenges of our time?

Many students are already heading back to school for the fall semester, or will be shortly, and will find this year that the new school year coincides with the beginning of the month of Ramadan. Below are some suggestions to ease the transition and help you make the most of it:

A poem for the awaited Imam carries heartfelt and sincere greetings to he who like the sun beclouded is never far from his followers.

The way we have iftar also plays a huge role in maintaining our health. While it is the favorite part of the day for many, it is also one of the most harmful  as many of us eat so much in one sitting that we become extremely tired and lazy afterwards.

If the Awaited Imam returned tomorrow, how would you act? Are you even ready? Will we make our Imam proud or ashamed?

Some of the best lessons we may have obtained while completing our undergraduate degree (remember, the best lessons in life are those learned outside of the classroom).