Nahjul Balagha - An English Reading of Imam Ali’s sermons and sayings by Seyyed Aleem Naqvi
Aug 1, 2026 · 3 min · 2 segments
O' crowd of Muslims! Make fear of Allah the routine of your life. Cover yourselves with peace of mind and clinch your teeth because this makes the sword slip off from the skull. Complete your armour…
Seyyed Aleem NaqviHostThis sermon, Amir al-Mu'minin talks about the days of Siffin and said to his followers about the ways of fighting.
Cover yourselves with peace of mind and clench your teeth because this makes the sword slip off the skull.
Complete your armor and shake your swords in their sheaths before showing them out.
Repeat your attacks and feel ashamed of running away because it is the shame of prosperity and cause of award, awarding you fire on the Day of Judgment.
Beware of this great majority and the pitching tent and aim at its center because Satan is hidden in its cornet.
He has extended his hand for assault and has kept back his foot for running away.
Then Amir al-Mu'minin quotes from the Quran, While ye have the upper hand and Allah is with you and never will He depreciate your deeds.
This sermon, Amir al-Mu'minin talks about the days of Siffin and said to his followers about the ways of fighting.
Cover yourselves with peace of mind and clench your teeth because this makes the sword slip off the skull.
Complete your armor and shake your swords in their sheaths before showing them out.
Repeat your attacks and feel ashamed of running away because it is the shame of prosperity and cause of award, awarding you fire on the Day of Judgment.
Beware of this great majority and the pitching tent and aim at its center because Satan is hidden in its cornet.
He has extended his hand for assault and has kept back his foot for running away.
Then Amir al-Mu'minin quotes from the Quran, While ye have the upper hand and Allah is with you and never will He depreciate your deeds.
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