How did Imam Sajjad (AS) Reconstruct the Islamic Society

During this situation, the Imam was planning an ideal Islamic government in the long-term. His goal was to influence the people with his prayers and moral actions, and to attract them towards true Islamic teachings. The Imam also trained real Muslims in a society where everyone called themselves Muslims, yet did not abide by the Prophetic values. The Imam illustrated the framework of an ideal Islamic government in his book, Risalat al-Huquq. Imam Sajjad was a symbol of prayer and piety in society. He fasted and prayed one thousand units of prayer daily. His face would become pale in worship in the presence of God. His prayers would often remind people of the prayers of Imam Ali. Imam Sajjad had multiple honorable titles reflecting his worship. He was known as Sajjad, which means the one who prostrates abundantly, and Sayyid al-Saajideen which means the Master of the Prostrators. He received these titles because he was constantly in prostration and prayer to God for every blessing he had received. He was also known as Dhu Thafanaat, which means someone who has grown calluses or hard thickened skin on all places touching the ground while prostrating, and he used to treat his hardened skin twice a year. He was also known as Zayn al-Abidin which means the Adornment of the Worshippers. The Imam tried to attract the people to the true Islamic teachings. He wanted to open their relationships with God through the language of prayers. This was not suspicious for the governors, nor did it repel the people. Many supplications have been narrated from the Imam, such as the famous supplication of Abu Hamza al-Thumaali, which the Imam used to recite during the dawns of the month of Ramazan. A collection of 54 of the Imams supplications is compiled in a book called al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya. This book is the greatest Shia book after the Quran and Nahj al-Balagha. It is also called Sister of the Quran, Gospel of the Holy Household, and Psalms of Muhammads prog

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