THE FAITH

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Faith is the Eternal Wealth for a believer. Loss of Faith can be the Eternal
Curse for a believer. Satan is the veritable consumer of Faith and Actions
because the thief always aims at the most precious object of his target.
When he fails in that attempt, he contents himself with burgling less important
things. For example: Creating doubts about Belief in the Existence
of Allah in the minds of the believers, Satan thus consigns them to
the Hell. To save themselves from this eventuality, the believers should
steadfastly adhere to the Safina-e-nijat (the Ship of Deliverance). Those
who are dedicated to the Ahl al Baytr will board this ship to find cure for
all the ailments, it is the succor for the drowning and the guarantee
against the machinations of the Satan. Unless a person gets a clear understanding
of Allah, it may be difficult for him to understand the Prophet
(a.s) and the Imams (a.s). For understanding of Allah there are two definite
requirements:
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