Preface

1- Report of the Ghadir Day

2- Ghadir in Quran

3- the Sermon of Ghadir

4- the Meaning of Word "mowla"(leader/ Chief) in Ghadir Day

5- "allegiance" of People With Imam Ali (a.s.) in Ghadir Tradition

6- Importance of "ghadir" in Our Islamic Ideology

Geographical Location of Ghadir

Ghadir in the Words of Non-muslim

7- Ghadir in Islamic Traditions

8- Ghadir As a Feast and Ceremonies (in History, Literature, Jurisprudence)

9- the Ghadir Mosque

Explanation of the Routes Leading To Ghadir Khum

10- Ghadir Day, in the Words of Nonmuslim People

11- Argumentation and References Made To Ghadir Day

12- Introduction of Books Regarding Ghadir Day

13- Ghadir in Literature

14- the Promised Person of Ghadir

Essays On Ghadir

Explanation of the Routes Leading To Ghadir Khum
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At present, there are two ways leading to the Ghadir valley:

1- The Johfeh route:

It begins from the side of Rabegh airport till the start of Johfeh
village, thereafter 5 kilometres towards the north in the sandy region
till Qasr Olya. Henceforth 2 kilometres towards the right side of the
roadway by crossing sandy hills and thereafter, a short desert to the
right side of which lies the route to the Ghadir valley.

The distance between Ghadir and Meeqaat (gathering point of pilgrims)
at Johfah from the west is 8 kilometres.

2- The Rabegh route:

It starts from the crossroad of Mecca, Medina and Rabegh, some 10
kilometres on the left side of the roadway in the direction of Mecca.
Thereafter, on the right side is a secondary road leading to Ghadir,
which is 26 Kilometres from South-East Rabegh.

With the reappearance of the owner of Ghadir i.e. Hazrat Mahdi
(p.b.u.h.), we hope that the beautiful and spiritual territory of Ghadir
once again regains its life, and a splendid mosque would be built,
between the reservoir and spring; with the tracing of the location of
the holy Prophet's pulpit and tent; so that people around the world
could visit this place and picture for themselves the great event of
Ghadir.

Jalili Dorrani (Iran)


