Poets from subcontinent explore unity and pure Islamic ideals in Imam Khomeini poetry

Poets of Indian and Pakistani origins have presented their poetic verses at a ceremony in the Iranian holy city of Qom, exploring the concept of Islamic unity and pure Islamic ideals from Imam Khomeini's poetic and theological works.

There is nothing wrong with the world and it is not blameworthy

The late founder of the Islamic Republic explains that from the viewpoint of Imam ‘Alī (‘a) there is nothing wrong with the world and it is not blameworthy.

Seek refuge in God from the evil of the rebellious self, Imam Khomeini explained

Imam Khomeini advised to seek refuge in God from the evil of the rebellious self, which, if left reinless for a moment, throws one down rolling in the dust of ignominy or dashes with him towards eternal damnation.

Worldliness’ is only objectionable when it makes man forgetful of God

Imam Khomeini explained that worldliness’ is only objectionable when it makes man forgetful of God and his destination, and not when it would be his companion and aid in this journey and for reaching the destination.

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini highlights moral and ethical perspective of Imam’s personality

The grandson of Imam Khomeini says the late founder of the Islamic Republic in his very essence had been a moral mentor and an ethics teacher.

I seek refuge in God from the evil of the rebellious self

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.

Imam Khomeini: Opposed to this vice is the ability to restrain one’s anger