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+ نوشته شده در  Fri 21 Mar 2008ساعت 8:16 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

 

Wish u all a happy and prosperous new

year. May the almighty shower all the happiness on each and everyone of you

+ نوشته شده در  Fri 21 Mar 2008ساعت 8:15 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

 

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Tabarani and others have recorded the following tradition as related by Zayd ibn 'Arqam and transmitted through sources unanimously acknowledged to be reliable. Zayd says that the Messenger of Allah, Allah's blessings and peace be upon him and his posterity, delivered a sermon at Ghadir-e-Khumm under a cloth spread as a canopy on two large trees. He said:

 

  "O my people! I am going to be recalled shortly and I must comply. I shall be interrogated and you also shall be interrogated. What will you say then?" The entire audience answered: "We shall bear witness that you did convey to us the message of Allah, and tried your best to guide us on the right path and always gave us good console. May Allah bless you with a good reward." The Prophet proceeded: "Why do you not bear witness that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger, and that Paradise is true, Hell is true, Death is true, Resurrection after death is true, that the Day of Judgment will doubtlessly come and that Allah will raise to life the dead from their graves?." They said: "O Yes! We bear witness to all this." Then he said: "O Allah! You also may witness." Then he said: 'O my people! Allah is my Mawla and I am mawla of the faithful and I have superior right on and control over their lives. And this Ali is the mawla of all those of whom I am mawla. O Allah! Love him who loves him and hate him who hates him." He further said  

"O my people! I will precede you and you also shall arrive at the pool of Kawthar, the pool wider than the distance between Basrah and San'a', and there are on the pool as many goblets of silver as stars. When you shall reach me I shall interrogate you about your behavior towards the two in-valuable assets after my death. The major asset is the Book of Allah, the Mighty

and Glorious, one end of which is in the hand of Allah, the Exalted, and the other end of which in your hands. Grasp it tightly and do not go astray and do not change or amend it. The other asset is my Progeny, who are my Ahl al-Bayt. Allah the Gracious and Omniscient has informed me that the two will not part from each other before they reach me at the pool.

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  Fri 28 Dec 2007ساعت 4:24 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

 

Though/although

Though/although normally introduce clauses of concession.

  • Though/Although they're very rich, they still want more money.


Another use of though (but not although!) is linking two main clauses.

 

though used in this way means  "yet" or  "but" and is placed at the beginning but more often at the end of its clause:

 

  • She says she will reward me for my efforts, though I don't think she will or She says she'll reward me for my efforts; I don't think she will, though.

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  Sat 22 Dec 2007ساعت 10:20 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

Preposition in English

 

الف : حروف اضافه ساده : که مهمترین آنها عبارتند از :

 

حروف اضافه را از نظر ساختمان می توان به دو گروه تقسیم کرد :

 

About – about – across- after – along – among – as – at – before – below – beneath – beside- besides – between – beyond – but – by – despite down – except – for – from in – inside – into – like -  near – of – off – on – opposite – outside – over – past – round – scine – through – till – to – towards – under – until – unto – up – upon – with – without

 

ب. حروف اضافه مرکب : که مهمترین آنها عبارتند از :

 

Because of – by way of – due to – for the sake of – in order to – in front of – in spite of – out of – on account of – underneath -  through out -  within – with reference to -

 

+ نوشته شده در  Sat 22 Dec 2007ساعت 5:24 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

 

All and Every

All and every can have the same meaning but all is used with a plural noun as in All towns have a post office, and every is used with a singular noun as in Every town has a post office. Similarly , in the negative, " not all" is used with a plural noun and "not every" with a singular noun ,as in Not all towns have/ Not every town has a hospital.

 

 

Allow and let

Allow is more formal than let. Allow is used with an object and an infinitive verb with "to".

Allow mike go home.

Let is used with an object and an infinitive verb without "to".

Let  mike go home.

Let has no passive form. Use allow as “in be allowed to go home”.

Permit is more formal than allow.

 

 

Also, As well and too

Also is placed near the verb as in I would also like to go. As well and too can be placed at the end of a clause as in I would like to go on a trip to India as well/too.

Also is preferred when referring to the verb, as in I can also swim (in addition to doing other activities) and "too" is preferred when referring to the subject, as in I, too, can swim (in addition to other people). Also, as well and too cannot be used in negative sentences.

+ نوشته شده در  Wed 28 Nov 2007ساعت 5:13 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

Life History of Imam Reza(A.S) 

His life in Medina

Before traveling to Marv, Imam Reza (PBUH) lived in Medina; city where the shrine of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) and his fathers grave exists. He was occupied with guiding people, indicating Islamic educations and Prophets (PBUH&HP) Sirah (manner and behavior).  People of Medina loved him and assumed him as their father. Although he had spent most of his life in Medina, he had many followers throughout the Islamic counties. He points out this fact on a discussion about succession: In fact succession didnt make a distinction for me. When I was in Medina, people in east and west obeyed me and nobody was superior to me. They told me their requirements and I granted their requests and they treated me as a magnate.

 


His Imamate

His Imamate was announced repeatedly by his father, grandfathers, and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP).  Especially Imam Kazem (PBUH) mentioned him as the Imam after himself several times. For instance, one of his followers narrates,

"One day Imam Kazem (PBUH) came to us, holding his sons (Ali) hand. We were 60 people. He said: Do you know me? I said:  You are our leader. He said: Say my name and title I said: You are Mosa bin Jafar bin Muhammad He said: Who is this guy with  me? I said: Ali bin Mosa bin Jafar. He said: So profess that he is my representative during my life and my successor after my death."

 

He is further introduced as the eighth Imam in a saying of Prophet (PBUH&HP) narrated by Jaber.  Also, Imam Sadegh (PBUH) told Imam Kazem (PBUH&HP) that the knowledge of Prophet's (PBUH&HP) progeny is of your sons and he is your successor.


Political situations

Imam Rezas (PBUH) Imamate lasted eight years, which can be divided into three Period:

1-The first ten years was contemporary to Haroons caliphate.

2-The next five years was contemporary to Amins caliphate.

3-The last five years was contemporary to Mamoons caliphate.

 

It was during the first period that great disasters, especially the martyrdom of Imam Kazem (PBUH), happened to the Alavi people (the children of Imam Ali (PBUH)).  Haroon was instigated to kill Imam Reza (PBUH), but had not found the opportunity. After Haroon, Amin became the caliph.  At that period, the government was weakened.  Amin was drowned in his corruption and paid no attention to Imam and his followers.   This period was peaceful for Imam and his followers

 

However, Mamoon killed his brother, Amin, and became the caliph.  He suppressed the objectors and gained the control of all the Islamic countries. He gave the leadership of Iraq to one of his agents and settled in Marv.  He then chose Fazl ibn Sahl, who was a great politician, as his minister.  But the Alavi people were a threat to his government. After suffering murder, plunder and torture for a century, they had found the opportunity to object the government and to overthrow it. They were successful in gaining peoples support, because they also had suffered great losses from the Abbasid Caliphate.  Therefore, Mamoon decided not to confront them and wanted to bring back peace and security to strengthen his government.

 

So, after consulting Fazl, he came up with a treacherous plan. He decided to offer the caliphate to Imam Reza (PBUH) and withdraw himself.  Because whether the Imam accepted or not, it would still be a victory for Mamoon.  If Imam accepted, and became Caliph allowing for Mamoon to be the vice-caliph, that would guarantee the legitimacy of Mamoon's government. Thus Ma'moon decided to force the position of Caliph on Imam.  It was then easier for him to eliminate

Imam Reza (PBUH) and become the legal leader.   In this case, the Shiites would consider his government to be legitimate and would be satisfied with it and accepted him as Imam's successor.  Furthermore, the risings made against his government would lose their attraction and legitimacy.

 

However, if Imam didn't accept the caliphate, he would then oblige Imam to be his successor and guarantee the legitimacy of his government through this to weaken the uprisings. On the other hand, he could make Imam settle near himself to control Imam and suppress his followers. In addition, Imam Reza's (PBUH) Shiites and followers would criticize him for not accepting the caliphate and he would lose his respect among them.


The journey to the Khurasan

To accomplish his mentioned goals, Ma'moon sent some of his special agents to Imam Reza (PBUH) in Medina to force him to set on a journey to Khurasan. He also ordered to take Imam Reza (PBUH) through a path that has the least number of Shiites. The main roads in those days were the roads to Kufa, Jabal, Kermanshah, and Qom, which were all mainly Shiite cities.  It seemed probable to Ma'moon that Shiites may get excited when they see Imam and prevent him to continue his travel to stay with them instead.  To prevent these troubles, Ma'moon made Imam Reza (PBUH) travel through the paths of Basreh, Ahvaz, and Fars to Marv. His agents also watched  Imam continuously and reported to Ma'moon on all of Imam's activities.

 

The Selselah al-Zahab (The Golden Chain) tradition

 

Wherever he stopped, during his journey towards Marv, he caused for many blessings upon the people.  At one point on his way, he entered the city of Neishaboor.  A large crowd of people gathered to welcome his entrance.  Meanwhile two learned men who had recorded many prophetic traditions came with scholars of Hadith, took the halter, and said: You, the great Imam and you, the son of great Imams, for the sake of your innocent fathers and your great grandfathers, show us your shining face and narrate us a tradition from your fathers and your great grandfather, the messenger of Allah, to be as a reminder for us. Imam ordered to stop and the people obeyed.  Once they saw his face, they became so happy that some of them start crying and some who were close to him kissed his carriage.  A big clamor was made throughout the city so, the elders of the city wanted people to be quiet so they could hear a tradition from Imam Reza (PBUH).  After a while the crowd got silent and Imam dictated this tradition word by word from his honored father which was narrated from his pure grandfathers and from the messenger of Allah (PBUH & HP) and from Gabriel and from Almighty Allah that: The word of  La Ilaha Illa al-Allah5  is my fortress (then whoever says this has entered my fortress) and whoever enters my fortress will be saved from my punishment. Imam paused for a while and then said, But on some conditions and I am  one of its conditions.

 

This tradition indicates that one of the necessities of saying the word of  ,La Ilaha Illa al-Allah which is to strengthen the principle of divine unity, is confirming his Imamat, obeying, and accepting his words and deeds that has been specified by the Almighty Allah. In fact Imam believes the Oneness of God (Towhid) as a condition of being safe from Allah's punishment and the acceptance of leadership and Mastership   (Imamat and Wilayat) as the condition of believing in Oneness of Allah.

 


 

Succession to Caliphate

When Imam Reza (PBUH) entered Marv, Ma'moon welcomed him royally and publicly through a speech in front of all the key characters of government. 

 

He said: All should know that I do not know anyone better and more deserving on succession than Ali ibn Moosi al-Reza in descendants of Abbas or Ali (PBUH). 

After that he turned his face to Imam and said: I have decided to dethrone myself and announce you as the Caliph.  Imam Reza (PBUH) said: If Allah has specified Caliphate for you then it is not permitted to give it to another one and if it is not yours then you do not have the authority to give it to another one.

 

Ma'moon insisted on what he wanted but Imam said: Never will I accept that. When Ma'moon got disappointed, he told Imam: Then accept to be the Caliph after me, and successor of me.  The insistence of Ma'moon on his wants and Imam Reza's (PBUH) refusal lasted for two month.  He did not accept and said, I have heard from my fathers that I will die before you and will be martyred with poison and angles of the earth and skies will cry for me and I will be buried in the land of nostalgia beside Haroon al-Rashid.  But Ma'moon insisted on succession of Imam Reza (PBUH) in such way that he threatened Imam to death in a secret and private ceremony.

 

Thus Imam said: Now, since I am obliged, I accept it but on the condition that I do not appoint or depose anyone and do not change any custom or rule and control affaires imperceptibly. Ma'moon had no choice but to accept this condition. 

 

After that Imam raised his hands and said: O, my God, you know that they opposed me under duress and I chose it by force. So please do not take me to task just as your two prophets, Yousef and Danial, when they accepted the leadership position of the kings of their time. O! My God, there is no vow except yours and no Mastership except of yours. So please help me to establish your religion and to follow your prophet's custom.  Indeed, what a good master and a good assistant you are.

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  Tue 27 Nov 2007ساعت 9:32 AM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

زير گزينه ي درست خط بكشيد.

 

1. Please (put on – turn down – get up) the radio. I want to sleep.

2. A language (tape – puzzle – lab) is a good place to learn English.

3. I had written a letter for him before you (say – saying – said).

4. They wanted to rest because they (walked – had walked – walk) all yesterday evening.

5. Would you mind (help – to help – helping) me in Arabic?

 

جملات زير را بوسيله because بهم مربوط كنيد.

 

6. Mrs Jones was happy. She found her little son.

……………………………………………………………………

7. I was upset. I got a bad mark in exam.

…………………………………………………………

 

زير كلمات ناهماهنگ از نظر تلفظ خط بكشيد.

 

8. (too – room – book – soon)                            

9. (shoe – move – who – home)

 

 مترادف يا متضاد كلماتي كه زيرشان خط كشيده شده است را از ليست سمت راست بيابيد.

 

10. He will soon come back from work.

 

a) upset

11. Sorry, we've run out of sugar.

 

b) reward

12. I am very happy to see you.

 

c) finish

 

d) return

 

 

 

 

 

با استفاده از معلومات خود جملات زير را كامل كنيد. اولين حرف كلمه ي مورد نظر داده شده است.

 

13. Your shoes are dirty. Take them o_ _.

14.  I have a bird in a c_ _ _.

 

با توجه به تصاوير به سوالات زير پاسخ دهيد.

 

15. Had he bought a newspaper?

…………………………………………….

16. Why were they tired?

…………………………………………….

 

جمله ي درست را با T و جمله ي غلط را با F نشان دهيد.

 

17. Monkeys are funny animals. …….

18. We don't study animals in a lab. …….

 

حروف جا افتاده ي كلمات زير را بنويسيد.

 

22. b_nana

21. pas_age

20. pi_k up

19. ac_ording to

 

+ نوشته شده در  Tue 27 Nov 2007ساعت 8:54 AM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ACROSS

1. He teaches the students.

4. The ships move in it.

5. A kind of animal.

6. It rings at school.

8. Short for hour.

9. Not rich.

10. You sit at it at school.

11. Ali is as tall ……… Reza.

12. See

13. Past

14. Bear's house.

15. Mina has two ………. .

 

 

DOWN

2. We ………. lunch at home.

3. Not

4. You go to ……… every day.

6. I have a new ……….. .

7. The English ……... was easy.

9. We read ……… like week.

10. Open the ………., please.

11. Years old.

13. ………. two and two to get four.

 

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+ نوشته شده در  Mon 26 Nov 2007ساعت 5:44 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 


Would



Would is a modal verb and like all others of its kind is followed by the infinitive without 'to' (Note: we consider that the modal verb 'ought to' is a single item, as the word 'ought' does not exist without the word 'to'):

Would is often contracted in spoken English to 'd.

*
I'd like to come with you, but I'm busy.
*
He'd sit all day watching the people go by.

Would is a very flexible word and has many uses.

In Grammar definitions would is briefly mentioned under conditionals and reported speech.

In our Grammar Archive see the use of used to and would for expressing habitual actions in the past.

Apart from this, would is also used in the following ways:

Conditionals

Would is used in a number of different forms of the conditional:

2nd conditional

*
If I went to China, I would visit the Great Wall.

3rd conditional

*
If she had studied harder, she would have passed her exams.

Mixed conditional

*
If he hadn't missed the bus, he would be here now.


Reported (indirect) speech

In indirect speech 'will' is reported as would:

*
I will be there! She said she would be there.
*
I won't be able to come with you on Saturday. He said he wouldn't be able to come with us on Saturday.
*
Will you do me a favour? She asked if I would do her a favour.


You can use would to ask people to do things:

*
Would you do me a favour?
*
Would you mind opening the window?

To offer or invite you can use Would you like …?

*
Would you like me to get you something while I'm at the shop?
*
Would you like to come with me to the cinema?


Future in the past

This structure is used to "express the idea that in the past you thought something would happen in the future."
#
When she was a teenager she knew she would be rich and famous.
#
It was at that moment that I knew they would win the game.





Common expressions

Would + like:

This structure is used to talk about things that we want or don't want to do:

*
Yes, I'd like to go with you.
*
I wouldn't like to be outside now.

Would rather

This structure is used to express preferences:

*
What would you rather do: go to the cinema or stay at home for the evening?
*
I'd rather be poor and happy than rich and sad.

 

 

 

+ نوشته شده در  Mon 26 Nov 2007ساعت 5:35 PM  توسط ZAHRA-AHMADPOUR | 
 
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