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Did Imam al-Sajjad (as) mention the right of the mother in his famous 'Treatise on Rights?'
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Sayyed Roohullah Musavi
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ويرايش عنوان، ويرايش سؤال، پيرايش متن
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Treatise on Rights,, Imam Sajjad (A), status of mother in Islam
Islamic ethics,human rights, relatives in Islam, Islamic family
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\viewkind4\uc1\pard\ltrpar\fi720\lang1033\f0\fs28 Our Imam Ali ibn al-Hussein al-Sajjad (A), in his well-known "Treatise on Rights", says: "Then the most required right upon you is the right of your mother and then that of your father and then that of your child..." Thereafter, Imam al-Sajjad (A) speaks about the rights of mothers in detail: "Then the right of your mother is that you should know that she carried you when no one would carry any other, and she fed you out of the fruit of her heart when no one would feed any other. She protected you with her hearing, her sight, her hands, her feet, her hair, her complexion, and all of her parts while feeling pleased with that and cheerful. She endured what is disagreeable along with its pain and burden until the hand of power safeguarded you and brought you out to the world. Then she was content that you would satisfy your hunger while she might feel hunger, that you would be dressed while she might be undressed, that you would be quenched while she might feel thirst, that you would be situated in the shade while she might be under sunlight. She endowed you with relief through her distress and made you enjoy sleep through her sleeplessness. Her abdomen was a (good) container for you, her lap was a shelter for you, her breast was irrigation for you, and her soul was a safeguard for you. She would experience the heat of the world and its coldness for your sake. Then you may thank her as much as that but you would never be able to do so except with the assistance of God and His aid."
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Islamic manners 1 - p75
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Treatise on Rights

Our Imam Ali ibn al-Hussein al-Sajjad (A), in his well-known "Treatise on Rights", says: "Then the most required right upon you is the right of your mother and then that of your father and then that of your child..." Thereafter, Imam al-Sajjad (A) speaks about the rights of mothers in detail: "Then the right of your mother is that you should know that she carried you when no one would carry any other, and she fed you out of the fruit of her heart when no one would feed any other. She protected you with her hearing, her sight, her hands, her feet, her hair, her complexion, and all of her parts while feeling pleased with that and cheerful. She endured what is disagreeable along with its pain and burden until the hand of power safeguarded you and brought you out to the world. Then she was content that you would satisfy your hunger while she might feel hunger, that you would be dressed while she might be undressed, that you would be quenched while she might feel thirst, that you would be situated in the shade while she might be under sunlight. She endowed you with relief through her distress and made you enjoy sleep through her sleeplessness. Her abdomen was a (good) container for you, her lap was a shelter for you, her breast was irrigation for you, and her soul was a safeguard for you. She would experience the heat of the world and its coldness for your sake. Then you may thank her as much as that but you would never be able to do so except with the assistance of God and His aid."

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