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Posts Tagged ‘Imam Hussein’

Protests for Gaza

Posted by Parsin on January 9, 2009

The Night of Ashoura (Shaam-e-ghariban)
Palestine Square,
Tehran-Iran

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Karbala, Hajj and Hussein

Posted by Parsin on January 7, 2009

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Today is Ashoura (the 10th day of Moharram), the day witch Imam Hussein and 72 of his followers were massacred by Yazid ibn Mavieh forces. Hussein and his people were surrounded. In the hot desert of Karbala the evil forces of Yazid cut the water on them. . . Hussein and the 72 people were killed because they didn’t bow down for injustice and corruption under the name of Islam. The following is a part of Hajj by Dr. Ali Shariati witch discusses Imam Hussein and Karbala movement.

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The fact that Imam Hussein left Mecca for Karbala where he was martyred before completing his Hajj duties taught us a more important lesson than Shahadat.

Hajj was a duty that all his ancestors struggled for. Blood was shed to vitalize this tradition. He did not finish the ceremonies and decided to leave and become a Shaheed!

He did not complete his Hajj in order to teach the Hajj makers those who pray and have faith in Ibrahim’s tradition, that if there is no Imamat and there is not true leadership, if there is no goal, if “Hussein” is not there and “Yazid” is there, making Tawaf (Circumambulating) around the house of Allah is equal to making Tawaf around the idol-house. The people who continued their Tawaf while he went to Karbala were no better than those who were circumambulating around the green palace of Muawiyah.

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From Shariati . . .

Posted by Parsin on January 6, 2009

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“In tauhid
man fears only one power,
is answerable to one judge,
turns only to one qibla,
directs his hopes to only one source”.

“The war of religion against religion is a constant of history, a war of shirk against tauhid, of justice against discrimination”.

“in the permanent battle of history – everywhere and everyplace, all fields are Karbala, all months are Moharram, all days are Ashura….”

“It is an invitation to all ages and generations that if you cannot kill, die”.

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