چکیده:
Islam, as the final divine school, places extraordinary importance on the subject of human education and has presented effective and unique educational methods that are presentable in the scientific communities of the world. These methods can be sought in the Quran, narrations, hadiths, the life of the great Imams, and the words of religious scholars. The present article seeks to answer the question: what educational methods can be extracted from the fruitful and valuable life of the daughter of the Holy Prophet of Islam, Hazrat Zahra (SA), and introduced to the Muslim community, especially the women of the Islamic Ummah? In other words, what are the educational methods of Hazrat Zahra (SA)? In response to this question, we briefly present some of her educational methods, such as: worship and devotion, prayer, altruism and sacrifice, love, acting upon speech, simple living, work, scientific dialogue, playing with children, and public speaking.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Lady Zahra (SA): Lady Fatima Zahra (SA), the daughter of the Holy Prophet of Islam (PBUH) and the wife of Amir al-Mu'minin Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS), is the "first martyr of the path of Wilayah" and a prominent personality who, among women, showed a world-illuminating brightness like the moon of creation.
In the book of her existence, "the entire truth of man," "the entire truth of woman," and in a word, "the entire template of humanity" are beautifully observed, such that she is the "pride of the family of revelation" and a worthy role model about whom the late Imam said: Lady Fatima Zahra (SA) was a woman who, if she were a man, would have been a Prophet; a woman who, if she were a man, would have been in place of the Messenger of Allah.
Salman al-Farsi says: After receiving the barley and dates, I went to the house of Fatima(s) and said: Daughter of the Messenger of Allah(s), take some of this food for your hungry children.
Lady Zahra (as), by acting upon what she said, familiarized her children with Islamic ethics and behavior, as Imam Hasan (as) says: I saw my mother, Fatima (as), standing in worship in her mihrab on Friday night, constantly in bowing and prostration until the dawn broke, and I heard her praying for believing men and women, mentioning their names aloud and praying extensively for them, but she prayed nothing for herself.
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