Why Ghadir is called the biggest Eid festivity of Muslims

Iranians observe first Ramadan without COVID curbs

It's the first time after more than two years that Muslims mark Ramadan without serious worries over the coronavirus. With the majority being vaccinated, the holy month will once again see Muslims getting together for mass religious ceremonies and prayers.

Belief of divine savior has deep roots in monotheistic religions

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic explained through his theological works that belief of divine savior have not only deep roots in basic Islamic sources such as Quran and Sunnah, but also well established in all other divine religions as well.

Imam highlighted significance of belief in divine savior

The founder of the Islamic Republic used to highlight significance of the 15th Sha'ban, the birthday anniversary of twelfth infallible Imam Known as savior-and described the event as the most significant Eid for all humankind.

Imam Khomeini Underscored Status of Divine Savior

Imam Khomeini Introduces the 12th Imam as the Great Savior of Humanity

"He fills the earth with justice after it is replete with tyranny." Imam Khomeini made the remarks on the auspicious occasion of Imam Mahdi's birth anniversary.

Followers of all divine religions have firm faith in emergence of a divine savior

Followers of all divine religions have firm belief and faith in emergence of a divine savior who could relieve the world from clutches of cruelty, injustice and inequality.

Imam Khomeini called Eid al-Ghadir is one the greatest Eid and Islamic feast

Eid al-Ghadir is one of the most important festivities on the Islamic calendar. It marks the beginning of Shia Islam, when 14 centuries ago Prophet Mohammad introduced Imam Ali ibn Abi Taleb as the next caliph of Muslims and their religious leader or Imam.