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only the the followers of imam hussein. thank you miss uh naziha saleh, we're getting live images uh from the ashura uh morning processions taking place in the lebanese capital uh beirot. miss salah, can you talk to us about the rituals uh uh and the what is taking place at these processions that we're seeing right now, the significance in their symbolism, 1400 years on. yes, when we see um the the demonstrations is going up and going more and more every year, we can see how it is this and this effort is working with with those people who they are working on continuing. the path of imam hussein, hizballah in lebanon uh, you had lot of hid a lot of effort to to let the others understand what is ashura, they didn't do uh, you hizbullah mean didn't do uh what they call it something, it hurts the others and let the others understand that it's a message against them because they have different sects, no, hizbullah works on unite, united, and he wanted to to all muslims to be united and even the christian to be with us united, so

despite their numerical inferiority, imam hussein and his. panians stood firm in principles, refusing to compromise their beliefs and choosing sacrifice their lives for the preservation of justice, truth and the legacy of the prophet.at islam muhammad, a religion researcher for over 20 years. history teaches us that imam hussein refused to submit to tyranny to demonstrate that we have the ability to resist tyranny and oppression with courage and dignity. he illustrated that we can oppose. passive authority regardless of the size of our or their forces, the crucial message is to not stay silent in the face of injustice and oppression. this is a significant lesson that can be learned from the events of carbala. this event marked by immense courage, unwavering faith and unparalleled sacrifice has become a testament to the injuring spirit of resistance against oppression and source of inspiration for muslims worldwide. in the words of the english novelist charles dickens, if hussein had fought to quench his worldly desires, then i do not understand why a sister, wife and children accompan

yazid forces intercepted hussein caravan at karbala. despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose to camp on the banks of the euphrates river. negotiations failed as yazid's demands for hussein's submission were unwavering. deprived of water and supplies for days, hussein's camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72. faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of h's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against. oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his matterdom is commemorated annally during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through ming and reenactments, reinforcing the

yazid's forces intercepted hussein's caravan at karbala, despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose to camp on the banks of the euphrates river. negotiations failed as yazid's demands for hussein's submission were unwavering. deprived of water and supplies for days, hussein's camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around. 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. saint stand at karbala became powerful symbol. of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his martterdom is commemorated annually during mar, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience.

yazid's forces intercepted hussein's caravan at karbala, despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose camp on the banks of the euphrates river. negotiations failed as yezid's demand for hussein's submission were unwavering. deprived of water and supplies for days, hussein's camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly. but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shah islam's identity and rituals. his martidom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenact. reinforcing themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to disc

from al-hussein and peace be upon ali al-hussein al-laima said, noor ali al-hussein noor from al-husseinutations to ali al-hussein umm al -aima said nuhu ali al-hussein umm al-aima said nuh ali al-hussein hussain hussain hussain once again, the arrival of hussain's ashura is at the service of each one of you. respected viewers, i offer my condolences, but today the members of hossein, peace be upon him , are holding a mourning ceremony for sayyid and leader of martyrs aba abdullah hussein, peace be upon him, in all holy places, mosques and sacred shrines. to one of my colleagues who is stationed in mehdiyeh, tehran, mr. khademi, reporter of sed and sima news agency, hello, news of peace, ali al-hussein, ali bin al-hussein, ali ashab al-hussein, and ali olad al-hussein . with this section. they are accompanied by the coming of days and the martyrdom of agha abba abdullah i offer my condolences to al-hossein and his faithful companions . i am in touch with you from mehdiyeh, tehran . various ceremonies have started since 5:30 in the morning, and now the mention of the calamity for hazrat a

i was al-hussein or abdullah al-hussein or aba abdullah al-hussein or abdallah al-hussein or abdallah al-hussein or my mother aba abdullah al-hussein was wearing a charm on my neck, or aba abdullah al-hussein, a muharram egg would arrive, sir. well , thank you to my colleague, mr. khaliq vardi, who actually told us about the hosseini ashura ceremony in china and we also saw the pictures. we will take a short media break . we will return. olfazl there is a diseased heart in this chest, i am sick, and my soul is abarfazl, our chest is the chest of adultery , my lord, babalfazl, the one who has tasted the theme of this love and knows no one but you will be engraved on it. i miss sarmar abulfazl on the gravestone of a woman's chest follow abul fazlah, my head belongs to you forever, the season of your heart , the eternal battle, my heart is indebted to your eyes, my heart is indebted to you. my lips are the guest of your heart, the heart of zainab, the heart of zahra, the captive of the height of abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu fazl abu

imam hussein had a black servant in karbala, when the enemy army surrounded imam hussein and his companions, he said to his blacks, you are free to leave, you should have been in times of joy, not at times of war, go and say yourself, it is, i do not want you to sack your life for my beliefs, meanwile, practice of providing free meals known as nazri has become a commendable tradition amongst various communities during muharram. these meals are primarily distributed amongst the underprivileged members of society, exemplifying the spirit of compassion and charitable giving. while some benevolent individuals prefer to outsource the preparation of these meals to restaurants or catering services, the act of coming together with relatives and neighbors to cook and distribute the nazi is considered laudable gesture, fostering a sens of community and strengthening social bonds. moreover, muharram is not merely a time for individual morning, but rather a period that encourages the unity and cohesion of the entire society. it serves an opportunity for people from diverse backgrounds to come together

yezid's forces. intercepted hussein's caravan at karbala. despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose to camp on the banks of the euphrates river. negotiations failed as yazid's demands for hussein's submission were unwavering. deprived of water and supplies for days. hussein's camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram the battle commenced. hussein and his followers, numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of. over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and matured. the aftermath was equally tragic, with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussain's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring. generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his matterdom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinf

yezid's forces intercepted hussein's caravan at karbala, despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose to camp on the banks of the euphreti river. negotiations failed as yazid's demands for hussein's obmission were unwavering. prived of water and supplies for days, hussein. camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and martered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of saint. camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, spiring generations and refoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his midom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discu

yazid's forces intercepted hussein's caravan at karbala. despite being vastly outnumbered, hussein chose to camp on the banks of the euphretes river. negotiations failed as yazid's demands for hussein's submission were unwavering. deprived of water and supplies for days. hussein's camp injured immense hardship. on the 10th of muharram the battle. commenced. hussein and his followers, numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and martered. the aftermath was equally tragic, with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. saint stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shah islam's identity and rituals. his martydom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashura through morning and reenactments, reinforcing

imam hussein alaissalam." the imam of his time, but what happened that he turned into icon of being a blood thirsty person, it was his lack of insight, therefore we should engage in the clarification and exercise this jihad a daily basis so that... you see that this resistance and resilience by imam hussein and his companions particularly, you see even those who are not muslims or christians and zorastrians and and assyrians, they live in iran and they love imam hussain. uh, when we look these ceremonies that take place uh every year, what does this say about the transcending character of imam hussein? many people, for example, from other western countries, they do not understand the morner's grief for the marterium of imam hussein, as though these events have happened as recently as yesterday, not uh around a thousand years ago, how would you explain how fresh the sorrow and grief is? something from the bottom of your heart, it will affect the other person and will influence him, and see the people are acting in such a way as if the event has happened yesterday rather than 1400 years

recent... decades, debate has arisen amongst muslim thinkers and theologians as to what the lessons of hussein's sacrifice should be in terms of the balance between the theological and political aspects of karbala, in particular the question around the relation between islam and politics. for centuries the state used its power to control and influence religion, but does religion have role to play in informing the actions and behavior of the state, is a more quietist approach to religion, not the way that islam. has survived thus far in certain hostile circumstances. we'll be asking these questions and more, but first we take a look at the different perspectives on the involvement of politics in religion. muslims hold diverse attitudes towards making the world better place, rooted in their understanding of divine will and their role in god's plan. some maintain that we must rely solely on god, the almighty. our primary role. being to beseech him for aid, as all power lies with god. this perspective emphasizes living in humility and supplication, often resulting in a passive stance towards the wor

a profound example of this proactive stance is imam hussein's battle at carbala. imam hussein stood against tyranny and injustice even at the cost of his life, illustrating the principle that believers should actively oppose evil and strive for righteousness, regardless of. the personal sacrifices involved, this event underscores the belief that making the world better place requires more than prayer, it necessitates courageous action and steadfastness in the face of oppression. we've seen from the sea of the prophet sallam that islam never came as religion of lie down at home, make the go to sleep and pray that things will be better. the prophet the sahabah and the sahabat to go out there, stand up what they believe in, be it with the word or with the prayer. there's a hadith from said if you can't change uh if you can't bring justice about with pen or with the words or like physical uh so it's all about something like this coming out so for those who think that you know you stay at home make don't get involved in protesting boycotting campaigning we need to do t

imam hussein's story is not just for the shia muslims, it's for the entire humanity.it was a battle between good and evil, between life and death, a tragic event that led to the killing of imam hussain and his companions. the enemy not only deprived the imam and his people of water, but..." also looted and burned the tents, stripped the women of the jewelry and plundered the dead bodies. imam hussain sacrificed his life and the lives of his children and companions to... save humanity from the agents of hate, tyranny and appression. he intended to stand against the newly introduced monarchic system of government and to expose the misleading path introduced the name of islam. he wanted to shake the muslim conscience and revive dignity and honor once again. imam hussein stepped up and offered 72 lives of his kin to save islam and spread. the universal message of truth, justice and love for humanity. he fought with grace, valor and courage. his name will always shine in history like other. mam hussein's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant f

jibril made to the prophet in the house of um salama about the death of al hussein. so this was while al hussein was still but a little boy and we know that more than once predictions were made that one day he would die in a place called karbala, so i wrote a third book simply to talk about um salama who was greatly loved hassan and hussein and was like a grandmother to them, but also in her house it was that she overheard this terrible prediction that would be killed, and yesterday i finished fourth book, because all the while i've been wondering about abdul fadl abbas, this hero of karbala, again about whom nobody knows anything in the western world, a man who on the ninth night of muharram is celebrated throughout the shia world, and yet hardly any books about him, at least not in in english or in languages that non muslim westerers could read, and so i wrote a book about abbas, some biography. of his early life, but most especially about al-abbas on the day of karbala and what exactly he did in terms of fetching water in terms of riding out to negotiate with the

she is the first witness to al hussein, the first one to stand up and to speak in remembrance of him, and now, of course, millions of people do that every year, but she was the first, and therefore in a sense, when we remember al-husein and when we speak of what he did, we are standing on the shoulders of... lady zenab who was the first witness to his martterdom and herself in many ways a marttered because she herself lost sons at the battle of karbala, but she herself was badly treated by the leadership of the time, both by the the governor of the time and by the calif of the time, badly treated by them, mocked by them, and yet she continued to stand and preach the the message of her brother, and so these people greatly interest me again because of my south african upbringing, watching people, standing for the truth and being willing to suffer for that, sometimes willing to lose their life for that. most people these days can hardly give up some small thing, some small bad habit, can you imagine if god asked us to give our lives, what a difficult sacrifice that would be. so my intere

so if you're talking about al hussein and jesus. now specifically not jesus as he is understood in islamic theology but in christian theology. you are talking about two men, both of whom were willing to have their lives taken from them by unjust leaders for the sake of the truth. so of course christianity preaches death and the resurrection of jesus. we understand that his death is a mart. them that he has his life taken from him by people who are unjust, people who practice injustice, and he allows his life to be taken from him freely, because he is a marter, because he is ready to give his life for what he believes. this is exactly the same as al hussein. it's almost as if in every generation god raises up at least one great martter so the world is forced to stop and to look up and to see who this person is who is willing not only to speak for justice on. behalf of everybody, but also to die for the sake of just in every generation there are people like this, thele bait have presented to the world a good number of marters. nonethe

recent decades debate has arisen. amongst muslim thinkers and theologians as to what the lessons of hussein's sacrifice should be in terms of the balance between the theological and political aspects of karbala, in particular the question around the relation between islam and politics. for centuries, the state used its power to control and influence religion, but does religion have role to play in informing the actions and behavior of the state, is a more quietest approach to religion, not the way that islam has survived thus far. in certain hostile circumstances, we'll be asking these questions and more, but first we take a look at the different perspectives on the involvement of politics in religion. muslims hold diverse attitudes towards making the world better place, rooted in their understanding of divine will and their role in god's plan. some maintain that we must rely solely on god, the almighty, our primary role being to beseech him for aid. as all power lies with god. this perspective emphasizes living in humility and supplication, often resulting in a passive stance towards the wor

the victory of hussein, despite his minority, marvels me. meanwhile, the annual commemoration of imam hussain's murderdom in carbala, iraq holds great significance for millions of muslims worldwide. despite the swelter. temperatures, many iranian devotees, along with others from the rest of the world, have been converging upon the sacred side of the imam hussain's burial place, which is reveared as one of the most hollow destinations over in our life to... the un security council, well the chair of uh today's uh meeting is russia and the foreign minister lavar speaking. the independent international commission of inquary violations of international humanitarian law, approximately half of gaza's population consists of palestinians under the age of 18. this means that they were born and raised under total blockade, and in addition to the current escalation of violence, they have lived through other israeli. military operations such as the submarines and autumn cloud 2006, hot winter and cast lead of 2008 and 2009, the pillar of defense of 2012

imam hussein's story is not just for the shia muslims, it's for the entire humanity.d relatives of imam hussein and a larger military force of yazid the first, the umayat khalif. it was a battle between good and evil, between life and death, a tragic event that led to the killing of imam hussain and his companions. the enemy not only deprived the imam and his people of water, but also looted and burned the tents, stripped the women of the jewelry and plundered dead bodies. imam hussein sacrificed his life and the lives of his children and companions, save humanity from the agents of hate, tyranny and oppression. he intended to stand against the newly introduced monarchic system of government and to expose the misleading path introduced in the name of islam. he wanted to shake the muslim conscience and revive dignity and honor once again. imam hussein stepped up and offered 72 lives of his kin to save islam and spread the universal message of truth, justice and love for humanity. he fought with grace, valor and courage. his name will always shine in history like other.

imam hussein gave us a lesson in dignity so that we tolerate oppression. stood up against oppression so we should do the same. imam hussein refused to pledge allegiance to the corrupt and oppressive ruler of his time and lost his life for his cause. to his followers, imam hussein is a symbol of standing for what's right no matter the cost. this is a lesson that parents want to teach their children from early age. we're trying to do for our son, what parents did for us, so that he follows the path of the prophet and his rogeny and learn lessons from imam hussein and his cause. the participants strive to serve the morners of imam hussein in various ways, from offering water and dishes made specially for the occasion, to helping others with disabilities take part in the ritual. every muharram we participate in this process as... family and today we gave pirage to the morners of imam hussein. one reason muslims continue to commemorate imam hussain is the value they see as message, one that continues to hold true today. the main goal of imam hussain was to upho

and me hussein yashq darb al-ezz for the martyrs of hussein and me hussein and he said in atara al-taherinssein and i and i hussein , may god have mercy on the worlds and the promised moments are coming, god willing, the warriors will come with them. the road to karbala is closed, mr. aba abdallah, may god bless you, you are on the way to the width of karbala, you are among those who wish to see hossein. hosseini parvaneh om parvaneh koi hosseinim o fruit of god's garden o fruit of god's garden light of two eyes apostate oppressed hossein animal, soul of my soul. our country would not have won. all under the imam's flag hussain, peace be upon him, against uprising. even now , you can see that in the fronts, when they show them, it is all with the love of imam hussain that they are keeping the fronts warm. hosseini. may god almighty grant you success in this arbaeen walk in karbala, imam hussein, go, feel it , stand there among the people, what's going on, imam hussein , what have you done, this alliance is the same as safna safan, the foundation of marsos. a wall of pouring lead says that

imam hussein story is not just for shia muslims, it's for the entire humanity.oted and burned the tents, stripped the women of the jewelry and the dead bodies, imam hussein sacrificed his life and the lives of his children and companions to save humanity from the agents of hate, tirany and oppression, he intended to and against the newly introduced monarchic system of government and to expose the misleading path introduced in the name of islam. he wanted to shake the muslim conscience and revive dignity and honor once again. imam hussain stepped up and offered 72 lives of his king to save islam and spread the universal message of truth, justice and love for humanity. thought, grace, valor and courage. his name will always shine in history, like no other. imam hussain's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all times and applicable for a broader audience for generations to come. they have passed down their unique ceremonies from generation to generation and our resolute get the message of carbala across to the generations to come

in recent decades debate has arisen amongst muslim thinkers and theologians as what the lessons of hussein's sacrifice should be in terms of the balance between the theological and political aspects of karbala, in particular the question around the relation between islam and politics. for centuries, the state used its power to control and influence religion, but does religion have role to play in informing the actions and behavior of the state? is a more quietist approach to religion, not the way that islam has survived thus far in certain hostile circumstances, will be asked. these questions and more, but first we take a look at the different perspectives on the involvement of politics in religion. muslims hold diverse attitudes towards making the world better place, rooted in their understanding of divine will and their role in god's plan. some maintain that we must rely solely on god, the almighty, our primary role being to beseech him for aid, as all power lies with god. this perspective emphasizes living in humility and supplication, often resulting in a passive stance towards the world

she is the first witness to al hussein, the first one to stand up and to speak in remembrance of him. and now, of course, millions of people do that every year, but she was the first, and therefore in a sense. when we remember al- hussein and when we speak of what he did, we are standing on the shoulders of lady zeinab who was the first witness to his martterdom and herself in many ways a marttered because she herself lost sons at the battle of karba, but she herself was badly treated by the leadership of the time, both by the the governor of the time and by the calif of the time, badly treated by the mocked by them, and yet she continued to stand and preach the the message of her. and so these people greatly interest me again because of my south african upbringing, people standing for the truth and being willing to suffer for that, sometimes willing to lose their life for that. most people these days can hardly give up some small thing, some small bad habit, can you imagine if god asked us to give our lives, what a difficult sacrifice that would be, and so my interest in in shi islam

are taking place in commemoration of muharram and also in commemorating the historic battle of imam hussein on the days of tasua and alshura on the plains of carbal in modern day iraq obviously you can hear how loud is here because of the sounds of the... these are processions that take place on on annual basis of course every year we have these processions, but what we're looking at is something that is enlarging in scope, we can see more and more people taking part in these processions and what is significant this year that you see that there are more people from different sects. also commemorating this event you had in the past, it was specifically only for the shia muslims with some of course solidarity of other sects. now we see lot of people, whether on social media or people who come to the procession to our sunni, muslim as well as christians as well who talk about this event as an issue which is linked to humanity and not only to the muslim or the... of those specific those who are believers of the family of prophet muhammad and imams that are after imam ali and his family and the

, and on the children of hussein, and on the companions saying, my condolences to you, thank you for everything, may god accept from you, and may god also help you in this world'. on the next, and may you be with the grandfather of hussein and the father and mother and the of hussein, may peace be upon them all, and may peace be upon you all. ladies and gentlemen, that was a live address from leader of lebanon says will a resistance movement on as muslims mark the martim anniversary of imam hussein, the day of ash being celebrated, being commemorated rather and morned in lebanese capital beirot, let's quickly go over what was just said by sad hasan nasallah, he paid his respects aninally to palestinians who were suffering under the brutal israeli genocide uh and he expressed the unwavering support of hezballah for palestinians as well, he called for the resistance against israel as imam hussein did not bow to the tyrant ruler of his time, sassan said that israel is committing crimes against civilians to compensate. say its own defeats, also speaking of the resistance in the region, h

the condition of service in this device is hab al-hussein. the discussion of service to hosseinieh mourners. now , being the servant of khadim al-hussein is definitely one of the blessings that god almighty has placed in front of man. one should know hossein by knowing those whose way was his way. we feel like a shortcut to get to excellence this is the city of hussain's son and this mourning is a legacy. all the young people, especially in terms of politeness, in terms of morals , i have no words. everything is special about hazrat abulfazl imam hossein, especially he is humble . he is truly the servant of imam hossein ahl al-bayt, mr. sabj's job is not a teacher, but the young people learned a lot from him, patience, joking, serving. receiving the mourners of imam hossein is not for this delegation and that delegation. i was not alone here. i have been here in many places now. and takaiyan. we went to one of these hosseiniyehs. hosseinieh, which has been set up in the vicinity of shorabil ordville, so that travelers can also benefit from th

labik or hussein labik or hussein. also, with the presence of the chief of the office of the supreme leader of the revolution in the tabriz friday prayer , hojat al-islammin ahmed motahari was introduced as our friday imam of tabriz. an important characteristic of imams. counting friday, this being of the people, being with the people , sharing in the sorrow and joy of the people, the imam of a friday is successful , if this is the case, this is one of the characteristics of the deceased. martyr ayatollah al-hashem was the elected president of the acting presidency, the head of the assembly, the head of the people. judiciary and the chairman of the expediency council expressed their condolences on the death of hijazi's father in separate messages. the body of the martyrs' father seyyed jafar seyyed mohammad baqer hijazi was carried from imam khomeini's hosseiniyeh in hamadan to shariati square in this city. the body of the late seyyed javad hijazi will be transferred to holy mashhad for burial. what i learned from him

they also perform passion plays that reenact to death of imam hussein.دایان خدایان. joseph is an archaeologist who has lot of interest in iran's religious culture, customs and traditions. he has come to iran many times during the past six years, but this year he managed to see the muharram ceremonies here in yaz from up close. جالب بود که انقدر جمعیت هست این اولین چیزی که برای من جالب بود و واقعا اینجا میبینن که مردم خیلی تو مراسمن یعنی برای ما یک کم مردم دورترن یعنی فقط مثلاً برای یه روز اینطور ولی اینجا دیدم خیلی روزها مراسم هستن و مردم خیلی دوست دارن با دل در مراسم هستن این واقعا خیلی جالب برای من. imam hussain was slain, his children in pain, and all women in chains, the sound of cries, the orphan sys, the land of karbala filled with blood and flames, everyone in agony and cruelty to blame. to travel is to learn new things. a journey has so much to teach us and lot to offer. those who seek the truth find this path as an opportunity to gain a new understanding. the travelers who come to yazd in the month of... muharram intend to learn more about these

this is the backyard, they've prepared this place to host imam hussein's.e house of one of the residents in this area, as i said, they serve amers outside the house. this is a traditional, they serve kashmiri. and recite ziyarat prayers early in the morning ashura and they say morning prayers after the morning call for prayers, they get some rest afterwards, means in kashmir everyone is awake on the eve of ashura all night long, they hold a vigil on the eve of, it means everywhere in kashmir they hold a vigil and everyone is awake and they mourn all night long, they get some rest after morning prayers and the morning congregations are formed. it is the final point of the morning processions we saw today, the gatherings came from the other side of the lake to hasan about and will colminate their ceremonies on the night day of muharram in this place, but this... this is not the end of the morning ceremonies in kashmir, they continue to grieve for imam hussein in gatherings until the 14th day of muharram and they morn imam hussein's martredom until the month o

anari, i love imam hussein.ce be upon him, time does not know the place, here is tehran, there is karbala, these pictures are from at the beginning of muharram, now you were loving . our dear colleagues are showing the tv frames to the people in the broadcast of the news channel . they are telling us the same sentence that love and devotion to imam hossein knows no place. we can see these things now in this report. which you had in the sacred shrine of agha imam hossein. peace be upon him, that the devotion of iranians in the making of zari and in the development of its own artistic type, yes, it is a part of the work that shows our devotion to mr. imam hussain and his companions, and on the other hand, we see that the same thing is happening in iraq in other islamic countries. it's coming, does it mean it's real? we can say that karbala is an epic that happened in 1961. but this love and devotion still exists and the flag of imam hussain is still high because his way was the right way and the same thing is happ

, if al-hussein had sworn, the command would have been different from the people, and if he left thed command and forbade the evil , the call of ashura would attract people from every religion and religion. death with dignity is better than life with humiliation. now 13 centuries have passed since the epic of that man of god. this is karbala, the destination of thousands of pilgrims in love and a name engraved on all hearts and the mention of all lips . hossein bin ali this is the result of the umayyads' tricks against the people and yazid. he sits on the seat of government. imam hussain , peace be upon him, decided to leave medina after rejecting the pledge of allegiance they take. muhammad bin hanafiyah has an order for the imam. o brother, the most beloved people to me. i am afraid of you to be in the war between two groups and become the target of spears. now go to mecca, if you are happy there, stay, if not , take refuge in the rivers and mountains, the imam said, brother , you have shown kindness and compassion, i hope your opinion will be useful, the caravan of the ahl al-bayt

muslims across the world commemorate the martydom anniversary of the prophet muhammad's grandson imam hussein ebni the us is really genocidal war in gaza continues for 284 days with death doll nearing 38,700, when the yemani army hits two israel linked ships in the red sea and targets another ship in the mediterranean sea, in cooperation with the resistance. hello, welcome to press tv's world news. muslims around the world, including in iran have been holding morning rituals on ashhura, a day that is in commemoration of the historic battle of cabala, and it's message of resistance against. injustice and tyrany every year black lad morters mark the occasion with precessions or ceremonies to show the grief over the sufferings of imam hussein and his companions. many also converge on religious centers like masks to mark the event. the rituals involve morners beating on their chests and reciting elogees in honor of imam hussein, prophet muhammad's grandson and the third year imam. ashurah is the 10th day of the islam calendar month of muharram. it is the day when imam 72 of his companions were ma

to the streets today to renew our alligence to imam hussein to to our leaders and to the imam of the time who confronts this belief in this time and renew our pledge that we are on the path and that we will sacrifice imam hussein sacrifice whatever the costts until we read the usurped land from the userpers and until we regain the dignity of the nation which was stolen and until the administration of islam is established in all slack lands. protesters here say imam hussain's fight against pression and corruption resonates deeply especially as they faint similar struggles today, they believe that imam hussain represents their resistance as his apprizing and statefass inspired them to stand against oppressors, whatever they are. without doubt, we came out today as other yemini people in many locations to express our rejection of the situation that the arab and islamic nations are experiencing today, including the great injustice in palestine where the palestinians suffer from the arrogance and daily massacers of the zenist entity which is supported by america. this rally is no differen

would there be a man who would escape from the men of al-hussein? it would mean in the desert and they didn't have enough water, and their horses and camels were in need of water. saqaham al-imam al-ma'a and also historically quoted, they are peace and blessings be upon him. may your mother sit in mourning for the righteous servant of god and you stopped helping him. you have given him a message that you will fight with his enemies with his help. now you want to kill him? from have you surrounded him from all sides and prevent him from going to the land and cities? did you close the water of the euphrates, which the jews, christians and magi drink, and dogs and black animals roll in it, on him, his women, children and family? god was overwhelmed by the thirst of the day. keep us thirsty ibn saad's archers target har. he returns to the imam to ask permission to fight. fatot has a basis and that is monotheism and communication. pay close attention to the word i'm talking about, communication. passionate and romantic with the almighty lord. al-hur riah

everyone listens to him on behalf of hussein as-salam, they pledge their allegiance. it has not been more than a few days that the number of those who pledge their allegiance reaches more than 18 thousand people. first of all, we asked muslim, may god's prayers and peace be upon him, that he did what is called today, the issue of discovering all the revivals of the seven kufas, looking at the facts and looking at the type of interest that is related to them. hence, we should not be surprised that when muslim bin aqeel, may god bless him and grant him peace, chose al-hiyaya, in which the majority of the shiites are, i will guarantee the success of the torah, and this is my secret to the success of the torah. muslim bin aqeel, may god bless him , write a letter to the imam . some of the people of kufa have pledged allegiance to me when the name reaches you, hurry to come to kufa . he did not fulfill his duties and obligations, the result was that the imam , peace be upon him, was left alone and died in that oppressed situation, but with honor and greatness. the governor

imam hussein with his companion and his family is sacrificed for the islam. palestine people also they are muslims now been genocides with the israel regime and they want also the american also they support them. that's which big problem now in this world we leave. in these days they start to demolish all the countries of muslim countries, especial palestine in gazem, currently in palestine, children are dying and they've been bombed by israel and the uk and america are helping israel kill the people of palestine, if you look at palestine, look at ash, it's it's it's the same thing, it's injustice, imam hussein stud up for injustice and what we're doing out here with this very small symbol is we're standing up against injustice. these scenes of impassioned commemorations prove that although imam hussain was murtered hundreds of years ago, his sacrifice continues to inspire millions of people around the world. it also shows that the event of kadabala still serves as the touchstone to differentiate between good and evil. mourers said imam hussein and his fight

imam hussein was martered in karbala for religion, prayer and honesty. every year my family and i come to this and serve. to the people in honor of hussein and his brother, we are proud be serving the people who come here for morning ceremonies. tasuwa's morning mainly focuses on imam hussein's brother abbas who made great sacrifices to protect the imam and his family. abbas is highly revered among muslims as a symbol of loyalty and courage. the tragic event of karbala was sparked after imam hussain refused to pledge allegiance. to the corrupt of the time yazid. morner say without the sacrifices of the imam, islam, as we know it, could have been distorted by yazid. we love imam hussain. we for the sake of his love gathered here to remind ourselves who hussain actually was and what he fought for. we are honored to participate in this ceremony every year. the mosk has been holding ceremonies since 1968, so for decades we and our fathers and grandfathers have been taking part in commemoration, mostly young adults and students hold the events. this is quite

it is reminiscent of the event that imam hussein was deprived of water. sometimes morners bring children and infants so the elegists will bless them by touching them so they will grow in the atmosphere of gatherings for imam hussain. while morning people move their hands up and down or left and right. kashmir, no one sleeps as a reminiscent of imam hussain's family who were in karbala beside the dead bodies of their loved ones. the tradition exists in kashmir that no one spreads their mattresses. they even teach the tradition to small children. tomorrow, ashura, they start morning congregations and do not eat any food until afternoon. they abstain from eating meals that contain meat and eat simple meals. this is kashmir. a part of the world of islam and of course a part of the world of shas and the followers of the school of قلب هاشون در تب وتاب آقا اباعبداللہ. really? how till today, imam give to people the sent the idea of freedom, imam hussein's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all times and applicable for a broad

jihad can be learned from the words of imam hussein, the character of imam hussein, who at the beginning of the month of muharram, the black-clad people of nazl abad sabzevar village carried out the flag-raising ceremony in the blessed shrine of imamzade seyyed hassan of this village in memory of the martyrs of karbala. there is a palm tree on my head, which means the martyrs of the leading scholars , we celebrate the arrival of muharram. there were great scholars, until this village gak could be seen up to 20 people . we circle with the efforts of the people . we leave hosseini mourners around hassan's installed flags hossein goyan mourn each other with their hands on each other's waists. and this ceremony of hasan hossein is also held every night before and at the end of the night, these gatherings are accompanied by science. the wooden tent of aba abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him) was also carried on the shoulders of the mourners of nazlabad village. the ashura rituals of the people of nazlabad village are rooted in the religious beliefs of the people of this country. from the f

me and i am from hussein. ashura was heard from his words, but after years passed, the true meaning of this word is revealed in karbala. he, may god bless him and his family and peace be upon him , taught himself and his family because of the message of the holy prophet that the philosophical view of a belief is the closest view to knowledge. the truth of imam al-hussein's revolution, it is impossible to understand the truth of imam al-hussein's revolution in ashura without understanding the period of the last message of muhammadiyah in the current era and the developments of this era until its completion in the end of the state with imam al-mahdi . he is exhausted from heat and thirst. imam asks ibn saad's army for a sip of water. omar bin saad orders harmallah to finish the job. hormele's arrow goes into ali asghar's throat and blood comes out. the hands of imam hussain (peace be upon him) are from the blood of a child. his bottle is overflowing. all this enmity while the imam even watered the horses of yazi

peace be upon ali al-hussein, ali ibn al-hussein, and upon the sons of al-hussein and upon the companionsal-hussein. the blood that i have in my veins was hosseini's blood, it was a poem belonging to mr. humani , it was a machine, i was reading it there, children. all of you are singing this verse that in the name of allah , most merciful, most merciful, i have loved you since childhood. it means that it is never too late to start doing things that we have not done before, such as continuing education, creating a new job, starting exercise and diet from saturday, and this reform at all. now, a small part of people's consumption is out of the consumption pattern, and if they move a little and increase their accuracy, they can definitely return to the consumption pattern . spend 5 minutes once and check all the common electrical appliances in your home, for example , the lamps can change from this to this. no, yes, it will be converted and my consumption will be 90% less than before the use of electrical household appliances without energy label and non-standard and with a low energy rating

imam hussein with his companion and his family, he sacrificed for the islam. palestine people also, they are muslims now been genocides with the israeli regime and they won't. also the american also they support them, that's which big problem now in this world we leave in these days, they start to demolish all the countries of muslim countries, special palestine, currently in palestine, children are dying and they've been bombed by israel and the uk and america are helping israel kill the people of palestine, if you look at palestine, look at ashura, it's it's the same thing, it's injustice stood up. injustice and what we're doing out here with this very small symbol is we're standing up against injustice. these scenes of impassioned commemorations prove that although imam hussain was mart hundreds of years ago, his sacrifice continues to inspire millions of people around the world. it also shows that the event of still serves as the touchstone to differentiate between good and evil. morers said imam hussain and his fight against tyrany have inspired several m

from me and i from my hussein. but after the passing of years, the true meaning of this word is revealed in karbala. hussain, peace be upon him, devoted himself to the mission of the prophet, peace be upon him, and sacrificed himself and his family for the sake of the mission of the holy prophet. belief is the closest view to the knowledge of the truth it is possible to understand the truth of imam al-hussein's revolution in ashura without understanding the end of muhammad's message in the current era and the developments of this era and reaching its perfection in the end of the state with imam al-mahdi . van al-baqi is ours with god. he orders to finish the job. hormele's arrow goes into ali asghar's throat and blood comes out. the hands of imam hussain (peace be upon him) are dripping with the blood of a child. there is all this enmity while the imam even ordered the horses of the yazid army to attack him they were closed and gave water. but what about this people? it is said that they don't even show mercy to an

oh hussein, you are so oppressed, you are so lonely. the world came to realize the depth of your solitude and perceived the message of hussain, the son of zahra in the karbala uprising. he said, "wow unto the wrched." he said, "oh people, i staged the uprising to protect. prior to allah, i rose up because i saw the religion of the uma of my grandfather was endangered. i rose up to tell the people that dying with dignity is better than living with humiliation. our ship is sinking, he is the ark of salvation. oh uncle, come to us, we are desperately thirsty, oh despairing you fades, do not be oppressive, buse you will finally get disturbed. he protested against the ruling regime and broke the silence by embracing martterdom with absolute awareness. when he refused to swear allegiance to walid, the ruler of medina, he signed his own death warrant, launching a campaign that would eventually lead to his martterdom, an act becoming of men of god. he knew he wouldn't be able to defeat the enemy, yet he decided to give his life. since time imme

, defense and security researcher, bradford uk, away, so we have seen uh how the uh message of imam hussein has transcented not only the generations uh that uh were back then um and then passed on, but also how it has adapted itself to the different scenarios that unfold the world, whether it's the palestine issue or whether it's uh any other uh nation that experiencing uh harm. and is being oppressed, can you give us some examples that you think that the parallels can be drawn and that lessons can be learned? i was talking before, but then you actually brought in the professor in, no, we don't need to go anywhere else where we are muslims by birth, we need to understand the book, the quran, yeah, and clearly said, bismillah rahmanirrahim, now that's the fifth verse, read the book again and again, so question here is how many of us, the muslims which are by birth muslim, they reading the book, the quran, allah mention in sur muzamil with verse five, how we how we actually justified we reading the book as we need to read, these days what my experience within south asia, within within europe

the morning ceremonies held for imam hussein is quite varied and different in various parts of iran each region has its own unique way for grieving based on the culture of the people, the people of yazd morn for their imam in their own special way. each one has been passed on from one generation to the other, and today a variety of these religious ceremonies are held in different cities and villages of the province. in mehris, one of the oldest habitations of this area, people won for imam hussein in their own unique way. one of them is alam gardani, where they use a wooden pole dressed with cloth with flags top that symbolizes the truth and bravery. in the ancient village. of kabidack, people come together to form a big circle, and while they tie their arms together and move anti-clockwise, they chant poems lamenting the death of their imam. this ritual is called jushdore and has been around for more than 150 years. in the city of ashkazar, people make a wooden structure a symbolic representation of the imam's coffin and carried the nakl. from one place to another, this is called. they