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Like a dove I fly towards you – Visiting Karbala - Part 2
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Something that stayed in my mind throughout the trip was a statement made by Sheikh Panju. He said that those who die in the way of Allah SWT, the martyrs, are not dead in the way we perceive one to be normally dead. In this case these are our Imams.
Questions Relating to Ashura/Karbala (8)
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- Ali Asghar Ridwani, Translator(s): Kelvin Lembani (Muhammad ‘Abd al-‘Aziz)
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- http://www.al-islam.org
Mourning and Lamentation Mourning and Paying Homage to Allah’s Awliya’
Questions Relating to Ashura/Karbala (2)
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- Author(s): ‘Ali Asghar Ridwani, Translator(s): Kelvin Lembani (Muhammad ‘Abd al-‘Aziz)
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- http://www.al-islam.org
Why did Imam al-Husayn (as) give his Companions Permission to Leave?
The Important Lessons of Ashura
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When certain seasons of worship come around like the months of Ramadan and Muharram, it is very important that we re-evaluate ourselves to see what blessings we have gotten from them. Were they in proportion with the power of the season?
Along with Imam Husain (AS) from Medina to Karbala (2)
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Salaam and welcome to the second part of our special feature titled “Along with Imam Husain (AS) from Medina to Karbala”.
The Most Vivid Portraits of Gallantry and Sacrifice
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- The Scholar Murtuza Mutahhari
On the tenth of Muharram (Ashura), the Imam said the last Dhuhr (noon) prayer before he was martyred. Most of his comrades in arms were martyred earlier that day, in the exchanges of volleys of arrows between the combatants. Thus, he was left with the immediate members of his family and a small band of his companions. The fighting force of the Imam totaled some seventy-two warriors. And yet, despite their small number, they were enjoying high morale and showing exemplary gallantry.
The Philosophy of Azadari
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- Zaheer Abbas Karim
"I have risen (against Yazid) as I wish to reform the ummah of my grandfather. I wish to encourage the good and discourage the evil, and follow in the way of my grandfather (Rasulullah) and my father, 'Ali bin Abi Talib" - King of the Martyrs, Imam Husayn(as)
Imam Husain's (A.S.) Final Battle
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- Imam Reza Network
After he had buried the baby, he met in duel with many a man who never stood a chance of emerging alive. He then charged the enemy troops who did not stand their ground in the face of his attacks.
The Martyrdom of Imam Hussain (A.S.)
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- Syed Hasan Akhtar, M.D.
The month of Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar year. An important and tragic event took place on the tenth of Muharram that shook the Muslim world. It was the murder of Imam Husain (A.S.), his family members, and his close friends by the army of Yazid. Yazid was at that time the despotic ruler of the Muslim world, who came to power as the self-proclaimed “sixth caliph of Islam” after the death of his father, Mu’awiya. Yazid gave himself the title of ameer-ul-mu’mineen, meaning “commander of the faithful.”
The Tragedy of Kerbala - Part II - Imam Hussain's Martyrdom
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- Hussein Alawi
Al Husayn, the blessings of God be on him, set out from Mecca to Iraq on the day of Muslim's (attempted) rising in Kufa, that is the day of Tarwiya, after staying in Mecca for the rest of Shaban, the month of Ramadhan, Shawwal and Dhu al Qada and eight days of Dhu- al-Hijja in the year 60 A.H. (680).
