Imam Khomeini's commentary on 'Urwat al-Wuthqa' in jurisprudence remains unprecedented

Imam Khomeini's scholarly commentary on "Urwa al-Wuthqa" has become a subject of exploration for jurisprudents and experts of the Islamic law.

A group of Shia scholars from Turkey holds meeting with Seyyed Hassam Khomeini, Imam's grandson.

Imam Khomeini’s famous work “Forty Hadith” remains unprecedented, contents appealing to both ...

The original work in Persian, published under the title “Arba’in, or chihil hadith” was written by Imam Khomeini more than five decades ago and was completed in the month of Muharram 1358 AH.

Cultural Problems of the Muslim World and Their Solutions According to Imam Khomeini.

According to Imam Khomeini, the results indicated that the cultural problems of the Muslim world are rooted in spiritual dependence and self destruction against the West. The characteristics of an ideal society from Imam Khomeini are cultural independence, divine law authority, the transforming community to a divine human being, freedom of thought, and pondering Islamic awareness and awakening. To achieve such a society, he seeks a solution to the unity of the Muslim world and the severance of cultural ties with the West.

Imam Khomeini used to read a vast variety of books

(A memoirs by Seyyed Ahmad Khomeini, Imam’s dear son)

Imam Khomeini was against any split among scholars

A memoir by Seyyed Jalaluddin Farsi about Imam

Desirable contemplation on Divine essence

According to Imam Khomeini, it should be known that what we said about the possibility of contemplation on the Essence, the Names and the Attributes may lead the ignorant to imagine that it is forbidden in accordance with certain riwayat, knowing not that that which is forbidden is to attempt to fathom the quality and depths of the Essence, as is clear from the traditions.’

It is impossible to learn the Book and Wisdom without self-purification, Imam Khomeini explained

Imam Khomeini explained for the believers and faithful people that it has been impossible to learn the Book and Wisdom without self-purification.