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Zoroastrian Priest son Rozbeh known as Salman Farsi

With time, knowledge, and repeated curiosity, new avenues of life opened. Step by step, change and development took place, creating a ladder by which humanity continued to climb toward higher levels of understanding. Practices of the primitive age gradually transformed into new philosophies of human awakening, linked to the growth and refinement of the human mind. Humanity also passed through ages in which many gods were worshipped. Then came messengers who called people back to the worship of One God. Among them were Moses, greatly revered in Judaism, and Jesus, greatly revered in Christianity. They renewed the call to divine unity and moral responsibility. Through these stages of spiritual history, the world finally reached Muhammad (peace be upon him), regarded in Islam as the Seal of the Prophets, who completed and confirmed the chain of earlier revelation. In this journey of seeking truth, Salman al-Farsi, whose earlier name is commonly given in tradition as Ruzbeh (also rendered ...
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Mark Sun A Friend Indeed

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March the twenty-first arrives, the herald of the spring day, A turning of the seasons, as winter fades away. The twenty-second on my calendar I mark as Friendship Day, A moment when hearts at Ebasco Inc, remember the bonds that guide our way. When the Earth inclines before the Sun in its ancient Chinese dragon play, The balance of the heavens begins to shape the day. Slowly the seasons change, quietly day by day, Reminding us that time itself will never choose to stay. ❤️  Why then do we mark the Sun so bright along our way? Its light awakens the minds of Evelyn and Christine each day, Guided by its steady pull, its ancient, silent sway, A force that once seemed distant, yet now thoughtfully lights his home. The seeker asks with wonder, like a learner on the way, Searching for the path the Creator set in our destined clay. An awakened soul pursues the truth without delay, Letting wisdom be the guide that keeps the heart from gray. For life itself is like the Sun that l...
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A Revolutionary Concept of Muhammad (PBUH) above Power and Wealth

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An Imam Ali–Style Reflection There are two paths before humanity. One is the path of temporal power, where wealth becomes the measure of strength and markets become the masters of men. Charging Bull stands as a symbol of that world, where power is counted in gold and influence. But above the throne of wealth stands a greater revolution, the message brought by Muhammad (peace be upon him). His call was not to the empire of coins, but to the kingdom of justice, humility, and truth. For the wealth of the world rises and falls like the tide, Yet the word of God remains firm like a mountain. Those who worship power become its servants, But those who follow the path of the Prophet rise above power and wealth alike. Thus the struggle of every age continues, between the glitter of worldly dominion and the eternal call of righteousness. Indeed, Islam began as a profound intellectual and spiritual awakening under the guidance of Muhammad, calling humanity toward justice, knowledge, a...
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Prophet Moses, A Path of Justice (peace be upon him)

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A UNIFYING REFLECTION: All three traditions ultimately point toward the same hope: That truth will overcome falsehood, and justice will prevail over oppression. Where we differ is not in the need for justice, but in how and through whom it will come. LET A  QUESTION BE ASKED WITH SINCERITY AND REFLECTION TO MY JEWISH BROTHERS: If the belief is that the true homeland will be established only with the coming of the Messiah, why then the struggle to claim it before its appointed time? Would it not be wiser to show patience, and humility, the very virtues taught by the prophets? Remember the lesson of Moses, who faced the tyranny of Pharaoh. He did not rush ahead of God's will, but guided his people with patience and faith until liberation came by divine command. And the fate of Pharaoh stands as a sign for humanity, a reminder preserved in history so that people may reflect on the downfall of arrogance and oppression. Thus, the counsel of wisdom is patience and humility in...
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گلستانِ ہند کی ویرانی- Gulistan Hind ki Virani- The Desolation of Hind’s Garden

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گلشن ہند  میں  ہم بلبل کے نغمے سنتے تھے Gulishan-e-Hind mein ham bulbul ke naghme suntay thay In the garden of Hind, we once heard the nightingale sing so free,  گنگا جمنی تہذیب سے ہم اپنے کپڑے بنتے تھے  Ganga Jamuni tehzīb se hum apne kapray buntay thay Where Ganga-Jamuna culture wove our threads in unity, نہ گنگا کا پانی صاف رہا نہ بلبل کا  بسیرا باقی ہے Na Ganga ka panī saaf raha, na bulbul ka basera baqee haye The Ganga’s waters no longer pure, the nightingale finds no tree to stay, اس دیش کے واسی کا کیا ہوگا جو مودی کے گن گاتے تھے Is desh ke waasi ka kiya hogā jo Modi ke gun gātay thaiy What fate awaits the people now, who praise Modi endlessly? ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘  ہندو مسلم سکھ عیسائی جہاں اتحاد کی ایک زبانی تھے Hindu, Muslim, Sikh , Isai jahan, itihaad ki ek zubani thaiy  Once Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, and Christian were one, spreading love and harmony, فرقہ پرستی کے بندھن میں وہ نفرت کے گیت گاتے ہیں Firqa parasti ke bandhan mein woh nafra...
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Why Open Heart Shocks People

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My open-heart surgery shocked me. Many are startled by the workings of the heart, for its secrets are hidden and its trials unknown. What is seen as surgery or intervention is but a manifestation of knowledge that humbles the unaware and enlightens the seeker. MODERN INVENTIONS, MODERN ILLNESSES, AND MODERN MAN: In today’s world, new inventions emerge each day, and  things once unknown now shape every life. With the advancement of civilization come new afflictions, and physicians often describe them as chronic yet undiagnosed. In earlier times, these ailments did not exist, for the human body had never been exposed to the materials and substances that fill modern households. As a result, these conditions remain largely unnamed and poorly understood. Yet in those simpler times, there was no plastic, no flood of synthetic poisons. Now, chemicals invade every home, i n kitchens and bathrooms, in fields and farms, absorbed by plants, by crops, and carried in the very air we...
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A standard of life and death set by Imam Ali.

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19th Ramadan is Imam Ali's death anniversary  Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib was martyred in January 661 CE (Ramadan 40 AH) after being struck with a poison-coated sword by Ibn Muljam, a Kharijite, on 19 Ramadan. He died two days later, on 21 Ramadan 40 AH (approximately January 28, 661 CE), at age 62–63 in Kufa, Iraq. A Reflection on the Reality of the World  What was the reality of this world in the eyes of Ali ibn Abi Talib? For Ali ibn Abi Talib (peace be upon him), the world was no more than a passing shadow, a brief station on the journey toward God. In his mystical view, it was a place of trials and tribulations, where the soul is tested before returning to its Creator. On the morning that would become the day of his martyrdom, he left his home with calm certainty. It is said he sensed that the moment of departure was near, as if the hours themselves were counting down to the meeting with his Lord. His daughter tried to stop him, and even the ducks in the courtyar...
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