it is said that when the carbala caravan enter syria from iraq, it stayed near. the church for one night, holy father from the church noted that there is light shining up to the sky from imam hussain's decapitated head, that is why by paying hefty sum of money to the soldiers he managed to borrow the imam's head for night. the holy father baptizes it and places it on an altar. this altar is now a pilgrimage site. the current building was built around mashad. sign the architecture resembles that of old churches in the area. mashad al-muhsin is also related to the events of ashura. it is said that imam hussain's wife was pregnant, but the baby was lost after the incident of ashura. the baby was named muhsin and was buried in the place that later became known as mashad al muhsin. these two pilgrimage sites only stand 300 me. apart, but during the war in aleppo, it was a border between the terrorists and the resistance. the terrorists managed to invade and occupy mashad al-muhsin, but they were never able to set foot in mashad al hussain despite all their efforts, yet this pilgrimage site wa

palestinians in gaza, but also another thing, another virtue that's synonymous with "the battle of carbala and the stance of imam hussain is the issue of resistance, and that um resistance is resonating now in countries in the region like lebanon, like yemen, uh, like iraq, of course, palestine, uh, does this resistance we're seeing today resemble what imam hussein stood for on the day of carbala and the battle of kaabashura. 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 no

we have to move forward on the same path we started or let it be new carbala. you, do you believe the scenes that we're witnessing from gaz resemble the same dynamics as those at karbala, and what do you make of those who say that we shouldn't compare the two? from a theological point of view, i can understand that nothing compares to the great tragedy of karbala of ashhura, not because of what happened, but because of who it happened to. that being said, when we hear every year the stories of what happened to the... personalities at karbala, how can your mind not make a comparison when you see father hugging the dismembered body of his son in gaza, where we have an oppressed group of people who are being brutalized and oppressed and terrorized and massacred and butchered by those who are armed to the teeth in the numbers of hundreds of thousands. how one can tell me and tell everyone else to think of hussein whenever he drink water, but can turn a blind eye to the suffering of human beings like them, when they are calling out, is there anyone there to help me,

also the month in which muslims commemorate the for mentioned martterdom of sahada at the battle of carbala in modern day iraq. hussain was the grandson of the prophet muhammad and the son of imam ali and zahra. peace be upon them both. his marterdom took place on the 10th of muharram in the 61st year after hijrah by the forces loyal to the calif yazid supposedly himself a muslim ruler. this day has come to be known as ashura. has had deep religious and socio-political consequences that are still being felt until this very day, not least in how they've inspired others to stand up for their own rights against tyrants and dictators the world over. in this episode we'll discuss the event of the battle of karbala, what lessons it contains for the muslims, and what similarities there are with the ongoing genocide against the people of ghezza and palestine. first we take a look at the events that led to the battle of carbala. the marterdom of hussein ibn ali on the plains of karbala is pivotal event in islamic history, symbolizing the struggle against tyran and injustice. the events leading to hi

the events of carbala and the ongoing situation in gaza, both involve themes of struggle against oppressionhe pursuit of justice. the story of imam hussein stand against depression and injustice in karbala, resonates with the struggles of the palestinian people against occupation, displacement and systematications of their rights. at the same time, by reflecting on imam hussein's sacrifice and commitment to justice, individuals can empathize with the palestinian experience and stand in solidarity with their quest for freedom and self-determination. against the oppressor. despite the enemy wielding enormous power in the deserts of karbala, imam hussain refused to surrender. i will known saying a tributed to imam hussain is far from humiliation. this phrase has become rallying cry for various resistance groups in the region from yemen to lebanon. drawing inspiration from the events of karbala, this... phrase has become ingrained in the shiah culture, they will never beat for mercy from their enemies, even the cost of their lives. far from humiliation finds the conduct of shia muslims towards

any of these morners and see uh what they see as lessons that can be extracted from the battle of carbala and imam hussein stance for modern day society. "unfortunately, very difficult for me to really understand the question, because of the the noise surrounding us, but if we can give you an idea about the processions that take place here in lebanon, there are around nine nights continue with processions especially, now on this day very early in the morning, you have big numbers of people that go to the main center, it is a combination of senses throughout the year and whatever is happening within that, so this year i think you will definitely be getting some very significant stances, only as a recall it was the year before. saying that your regime will only bring about disaster and only be a catastrophe for you. he actually advised them to pack their bags and leave palicify, and i think that now his word should be very much heard by those settlers. i think he might be also this year repeating something similar to that, she's giving them a warning, what is happening in? especially their

the lessons of carbala are reached into our hearts and minds, the courage, the conviction, the... refusalm hussain and his companions. this is a time of deep reflection where the faithful remember the legacy of imam hussain's struggle against. repression mirroring the steadfastness of the palestinian people as they continue their fight for freedom and self-determination in the face of overwhelming odds as the israeli genocidal war continues in gaza. tonight we gather for the solem commemoration of the marterdom of imam hussein and his companions. it is a time to honor their sacrifice and continue their legacy of resists against oppression. they serve as... models inspiring us to stand with the oppressed peoples of the world, just as they did. this is why supporting the palestinian struggle for freedom and self-determination is so important, it echoes the timeless battle they fought in carbala. "we've traveled from near and far, but we're all here tonight united in our love and reverence for imam hussein, his courage, is principles, his willingness to stand up for what's right. these are t

this from carbala, we're looking at again. this is uh what i sure looks like at nighttime there in karbala, but looking at is the fact that you have millions of muslims who are observing this day in particular in karbala at this point nighttime has set there and this is the commemoration of the mar of imam hussein the third imam and the grandson of the prophet muhammad based on what we're seeing here they are holding this ritual which is unique to where they are at there in karbala to remember imam hussein he was murdered along with 72 of his companions in the battle of karbala in southern iraq and yaz here in this public and i was saying uh iranians actually are holding uh another day of uh marking ashhura uh they did it yesterday they're doing that today also in particular yes is what we're bringing to you right now uh but uh many of them actually have traveled to karbala. that should be mentioned in order to mark uh the ashura uh day there, the battle that place there where imam hussein was murtered along with 72 of his com

about the us israeli genocide in gaza, but also uh we can draw parallels uh for the uh battle of carbala and uh the uh the last stand of imam hussein uh for countries like lebanon uh like yemen uh palestine of course uh also other uh countries uh around the world that are standing up against depression. yeah, killing the prophets and killing imam hussain is part of uh spreading corruption on earth, and now israel is spreading corruption on earth and god promised them severe uh punishment. allah said who who wake up in the morning and he didn't care about... the muslims uh is not a muslim and also prophet muhammad said we we should support all muslims and all oppressed people so uh in lebanon uh in iraq in yemen uh the thought of imam hussain those people who they are from his school they are continuing this uh his his path and the the the face of imam hussein in the time with time are more and more and more and who and they are the one who support gaza and help the people of gazza against the zionist while the enemies of imam hussein stand with the zionist and help kill the people of gaz

including in iran have held morning rituals on ashhura and commemoration of the historic battle of carbala and its message of resistance against injustice and tyranny. every year black clad morners mark the occasion with processions or ceremonies to show their grief over the sufferings of imam hussein and his companions, many converge on religious centers such as mosks to mark the event, the rituals involve morners beating on their chests and reciting elogees in honor of imam hussein the prophet muhammad's grandson, the third imam. ashura is the 10th day of the lunar calendar month of muharram, it's the day when imam hussein and 72 of his companions were murdered in the plane carbala in modern day iraq, they were killed by forces of the tyrannical ruler of the time yazid in 680 ad. candles flickering in the dark as the night falls, solem visual for the women and children left behind after the martydom of imam hussain and his companions in the battle of karbala. this is sham khadiban, as they call it, or the night of the estrangged, testament to the enduring spirit of those who fell, and th

they were all murdered brutally in the battle of carbala in southern iraq in 680 ad. after fighting courageously for justice against the much larger army of the den omad khalif yazid. tasuwa mainly morns imam hussain's brother abbas who made great sacrifices to... the imam and his family, morningers were black during this time and hold special ceremonies and rituals, mostly reciting the heart-wrenching events of caravela, and you're looking at live images there coming from the city of zandon, as it's one of the cities, especially on this day that have very, very large processions, of course... this is towards the end of that procession, now right before on the evening prayer, uh, it ends, again, lots of people have turned out today in zanja as they do every year, this on the eve of tha, and of course, we will be looking at images coming from throughout the islamic republic of iran, the next two days, both tasa and ashhura um and watching the people um commemorate of course this very sad occasion, many might say, well something that happened almost 1400 years ago, but

including those in iran, have held morning rituals on ashhura, in commemoration of the historic battle of carbala and the message of resistance it has against injustice and tyrany. every year black warners mark the occasion with processions and ceremonies to show their grief over the sufferings of imam hussein and his companions also converge on religious centers such as mosks to mark the event, the rituals involve morners beating on their chests and reciting elogies in honor of imam hussein the prophet muhammad's grandson and the third shiah asu 10th day of the lunar month of mhahira, it's the day when imam husain and 72 of his companions were moddered on the plains of cabala in modern day irak, they were killed by forcesranical ruler of the time in 680 ad. iraki historian ellie al nashme joined us earlier from capital baghdad talking about them and how his legacy and tyranny could be linked to the palestinian. now in palestine, it's very important for the arab people or the muslim people, because they are sleeping, we should do many things, not only just to condemn as the arab league do that, t

this time and host special ceremonies and rituals, mostly reciting the heart-wrenching events of carbala. crisis devastating wars, terrorism. the israel lobby, crackdown. diplomacy, us political violence. the federal bureau of investigation, fbi has rated the home of the suspect in the assassination attempt on donald trump near the us city of. the shooter has been identified as 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks. bomba making materials have been found in his car and home. krooks reportedly used a semi-automatic rifle to carry out the attack. trump was speaking to supporters in butler pennsylvania on saturday when he was shot. in social media post following the attack, trump said he was hit by a bullet that piercing the other part of his right ear. one spectator was killed and at least two were critically injured. the shooter was also killed in the scene. investigations are underway to find out m to determine whether the shooter had accomplices. the fbi is investigating the incident as an attempted assassination. we cross over to irvine, california, joined by paul, academic and commentator

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 accompanied him. it stands to reason therefore that he sacrificed purely for islam. centuries have passed, yet imam hussain's name continues to renate with shia, non-shia muslims and even those beyond the confines of the islamic faith. his marterdom has ignited numerous uprisings against unjust rulers throughout the islamic world. by nature, true it dates back over 13 centuries, yet his movement sparked an extraordinary discourse of resistance, even esteemed leaders like mahatma gandhi who himself inspired movements for civil rights and freedom worldwide, following his successful anti-colonial struggle in india regar

they were all murdered brutally in the battle of carbala in southern iraq in 680 ad, after fighting courageously, forgesses against the much larger army of the den omad kaliff yazid, how so... many morns imam brother abbas who made great sacrifices to protect the imam and his family, morns were black during this time and host special ceremonies and rituals, mostly reciting about the heart-wrenching events karbala, and you're looking at these live images, from the center of it all, that's carbala, iraq, of course, that is the place where it all took place, many many years ago, and of course throughout the muslim world, people are morning this day, of course the night of tasuwa or the eve of tasuwa, there you looking at the shrine of imam hussein in cabala, iraq, warners have gathered, and of course they come from يا من وجهك شمس تضحي بالنفس هي من وجهك شمس تضحي بالنفس وتظل شمعه عرس وتظل شمعه عرس يا من وجهك شمس وتضحي بالنفس وتظل شمعه عريس تظل شمعه عريس للايام. in the first part of today's show we'll be taking a look at the us presidential race and what he might mean in terms of the united states fut

years, this is... because there is a shift in the way that people around the world are looking at carbala and the upriding of event of karbala is not a year theater for finish, there are many lessons that we must take from it, and the enemy is scared out of these lessons that people are taking, we have learned that from karbala to stand up against oppression, we have learned from karbala to say the... truth to any cost, we have learned from kalala to uh defend the oppressed, the enemies of islam, they tried to um prevent people from remembering the name of the imam, people would uh would face torture, maybe even death, the closest i could refer to is around the time of the dictator saddam hussein, however of that what happened was that the people they stood up, the enemy went towards the preventing. people uh through the investments and all the other corruption from practicing the teachings of karbala, but we have witnessed them them failing, we must put our effts more into spreading the world into remembering our brothers and sisters in kazza, in yemen, in the uh other countries where th

it is the day when imam hussein and 72 of his companions were martered in the plains of carbala and modern day iraq. they were killed by forces of the tyrannical ruler of the time yasid in 680 ad. candles flickering in the dark as the night falls, solem vigil for the women and children left behind after the martterdom of imam hussein and his companions in the battle of karbala. this is sham ghariban, as they call it, or the night of the estrangged, testament to the enduring spirit of those. who fell and the anguish of the family members, the women and children who were taken as prisoners of war. the lessons of karbala reached into our hearts and minds, the catch, the conviction, the refusal to surrender in the face of overwhelming injustice, these are the qualities that inspire us, that show us the way forward and gives us the strength and the resolve to carry on their struggle in our own time. throughout the night, the sound of chest beating and mournful chant. fill the air as morners gather to grieve the marturdom of imam hussain and his companions. this is a time of deep reflection wher

islam's prophet muhammad and his 72. companions, they were all murdered brutally in the battle of carbala in southern iraq in 680 ad, after fighting courageously for justice against the larger army of the then umaid khalif yazid, tasua mainly morns imam hussein's brother abbas who made great sacrifices to protect the imam his family. marners were black during this time and host special ceremonies and rituals mostly recite the heart-wrenching events of carbala. moving to other news now this hour, former us president donald trump has been injured after a gunman opened fire during a campaign rally in pennsylvania. you want to really see something to said, take a look what happened. "the secret service sa gunman fired multiple shots from an elevated position outside of the rally's venue. trump was speaking to porters in butler, pennsylvania. his team and the secret service confirmed that he was fine, in a special media post following the attack, trump said he was hit by a bullet that pierced the upper part of his right ear. one spectator was killed and at least two others critically injured.

muharram. it's the day when imam hussein and 72 of his companions were murdered in the plains of carbala in modern day iraq, they were killed by forces of the terecal ruler of the time yazid in 680 ad. million iranians have commemorated the day of ashura, which marks the margem of imam hussain, the third imam and the grandson of prophet muhammad, peace be upon him. in capital teran, people performed morning rituals like other, commemorating lives lost some 1400 years ago. imam hussain was murtered along with his companions in the battle of fighting for justice and dignity against the army of the kalif yazid1st. imam hussain gave us listen in dignity so that we don't tolerate oppression, he stood up against oppression, so we should do the same. imam hussain refused to pledge allegiance to the corrupt and oppressed ruler of his time and lost his life for his cause. to his followers, imam sin is a symbol of standing up 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 our parents did for us so

we have umsan who joins us to from bayroot, he is a political anal." most welcome um the battle of carbala is uh one of the core uh themes when it comes to asura and uh we're we're looking at uh the i'm want to ask you about the aftermath if i may even before that maybe i should just ask you uh uh what you are feeling a day like today perhaps uh given the fact that you are your country is on the receiving end of one of the oppressive regimes and how it is uh targeting targeting um the the land uh like it is doing to the innocent palestinians in the gaza strip, salam alaikum, may peace be upon you and all the audiences of the press tv, it's a day of morning true, but it's a day of freedom, it's a day of the oppressors and the day of the oppressed, it's the day where the people go to the street. calling for the topping of the zionists and the imperialism and the american hegemony in the in the region and it's a day of the pillar of the islam, the great imam, imam hussain was martered for the oppressed in this world. now we are witnessing every year, today we are witnessing every year that th

morning ceremonies during the first 10 days of the lunar month of muharram to commemorate the battle of carbala, which led to the martydom of imam hussain and companions, they were murdered brutally in southern iraq in 680 after fighting courageously for justice against the much larger army of the then amayad tyrant yazid. the suah morning mainly focuses on imam hussain's brother abbas, who made great sacrifices to protect the imam and his family. morners were black during the processions and hold special ceremonies and rituals, recounting the heart-wrenching events of kerala. hello. غارت شدم بعد از رفتنت صحرا مشقی خونی بغضی می گفت که ابو برگشت ابوالفضل خدا تو شمعه ایثاری ابباز ابباز. is going on a day like today, i think it's best for you to tell us where you are at and then of course what you're seeing, where you are, hello, good day to you, you can hear voices of um grief and sorrow for imam hussein, the third shiah imam, and these voices continue to inspire muslims, the event of cabal is a tragic story that touches the heart of every list. however, these people say aside from the tragic sid

for freedom and self-determination is so important, it echoes the timeless battle they fought in carbalave traveled from near and far, but we're all here tonight united in our love and reverence for imam hussain. his courage, his principles, his willingness to stand up for what's right. these are the values that inspire us and guide our moral compasses. when we look into our heart. "we know the path he walked, the sacrifices he made, resonate deeply with us. the night of the estaged is solem visual, a time to honor the memory of those left behind in the trag events of karbala. their light shines through the darkness, testament to the faith, resilience and eternal battle of good against evil that unfolded on the faithful day of ashura. the soln occasion of the mart." anniversary of imam hussain peace be upon him marks pivotal moment in islamic history. muslims around the world honor the sacrifices he made and the lessons of kerala. gisum shahmi press tv, tehran. shiia muslims from various countries have made the pilgrimage to the shrine of imam hussain's sister saidah zainab in the syrian

administrators kashmir have also joined muslims around the world to pay tribute to the marchers of carbala. the ceremony comes a day before the marty of the anniversary of imam hussain the third shiah imam. said ali brings us more. thousands of mooners march through the heart of the capital city of indian administered kashmir, srinagar. to pay tribute to imam hussein, the third shiah imam, the mooners including women and children paraded the streets beating their chests and reciting eligies and hims in praise of the martters of karbala. recalling the sacrifice of imam hussein, the mooners riterated that commemoration of events of karbala is important to reaffirm pledge to the ideals of the imam. imam husan safegured the universal values of humanity, truth and justice. his love is the biggest find. factor that brings people together regardless of ideologies or religious divide, imam husan is the source of inspiration and a perfect role model for the oppressed communities across the world. he teach us to remain standfast and never compromise in the pursuit of justice no matter how big the en

the third imam along with his family and companions, were murdered in the battle of carbala in 680. morners in karachi are commemorating the martydom of imam hussain's youngest child ali asgar whose life was not spared by the enemy forces. the day is marked by morning ceremonies and rachels throughout the country. six months old ali azhar, the youngest son of imam hussain was matured by the forces of yazid in the battle of karbala some 1400 years ago. the battle and imam hussain sacrifices for freedom continue to inspire millions of muslims worldwide. motherers bringing their infants paid tribute to aliasgar on the first friday of muharram, special eligies and rituals were performed to honor the prophets great grandson tragically killed by an arrow to his neck in the plains of karbala. we are commemorating the matterdom anniversary of aliaskar, the youngest martter of carbala, whose martur them teaches us to be ready to make any sacrifices in the face of injustice and six month old baby done where out on the street. to recall the message of the innocent child of imam hussein alayhi

carbala has had deep religious and socio-political consequences that are still being felt until this very day. not least in how they've inspired others to stand up for their own rights against tyrants and dictators world over. in this episode we'll discuss the events of the battle of karbala, what lessons it contains for the muslims and what similarities there are with the ongoing genocide against the people and palestine. first we take a look at the events that led to the battle of kerala. the martterdom of hussein ibn ali ons of karbala is pivotal event in islamic history, symbolizing the struggle. against tyranny and injustice. the events leading to his martidom began with the political and religious turmoil following the death of prophet muhammad. the omayad dynasty under yazid sought to consolidate power demanding allegiance from key figures, including hussein, the grandson of prophet muhammad, and a reveared leader. hussein refused to pledge allegiance to yazid, whom he viewed as an illegitimate and corrupt ruler. this refusal was rooted in his commitment to justice and the pri

in the story of carbala, there are characters of various ages and ethnicities, yet they are all unitede black servant of imam hussain. there were 17 old men among imam hussein's companions, but they all fought bravely to defend their leader against the enemy. this unity and solidarity are crucial when facing oppressive powers in our time. the story of karbala is indeed rich and complex. narrative that holds deep significance for many people. it is often interpreted in various ways with different layers of symbolism and meaning attached to it. it is seen as a struggle for justice, truth, and standing up against tyrany and oppression. through contemplation and reflection on the events of karbala, individuals can draw lessons about principles such as courage, loyalty and resistance against injustice. the story has inspired countless people over the centuries. continues to be source of spiritual guidance and reflection for many. mass but not least, imam hussain does not solely belong to us. he is a leader for all humanity, a guiding light for all freedom seeking individuals, worldwide, for

the processions and hold special ceremonies and rituals, recounting the heart breaking events of carbala. به درگاهات سرآوردم عباز خون شد دل ها میریزدش از غم دریا غارت شد حرم بعد از رفتنت صحرا پر شد از گلهای تنت غارت شد حرم بعد از رفتن از صحرا. مشقی خونی بغضی می گفت که عمو برگشت ابوالفضل خدا تو شمعه عیساری عباز عباس من ای عباس عباس من ای عباس. it's below the screen there, how many people have congregated in this particular place in karabala uh, the way that this processions and markings are held is an outporing of grief uh over what has happened and we are looking at scenes not only in iraq that we're bringing to you, but also many muslim countries such as the islamic republic as well uh great sacrifices that were made by imam hussein and uh 72 of his companions that were brutally murdered in the uh battle of carbala in southern iraq in 680 they fought courageously for justice against the much larger army yazid let's bring in uh is a journalist and political commentator perhaps he can give us better explanation that's what we're looking at so this day is very important sayid abbas welcome

memories of these people and fill them with anticipation for next year's ceremony. the message of carbalae night, stand up for what's right in the darkest of the night. during world war ii, the us came up with a simister plan to gain the upper hand in the war, but destruction left by it was beyond imagination. j. robert oppenheimer was a man who fulfilled the us. dream of making an atomic bomb, the initial idea was a limited control test, but they ended up leading japan's hiroshima and nag lucky in ruins, the spectra still haunts the world, the headlines, millions of muslims around the world or... commemorating martter them anniversary of imam hussein, the third shiah imam. israeli forces kill 18 more palestinians in the gaza strip in one day, raising the death toll to over 38,700. and the eu extends its unilateral sanctions against dozen iranian individuals and nine entities. for another year.

women and children were taken prisoner, but none of that buried the imam's message in the sands of carbala. more than millennia later imam hussain's name continues to symbolize justice seeking and resistance against tyran. imam husain is not only role model for shia muslims, but also a source of inspiration for the world's great men and freedom seekers who have learned lessons from him. when india was still a colony of the uk, the leader of the country's independence movement, mahatma gandhi said, for me, it's obvious that if india wants to attain victory, it must follow imam hain's footsteps. every year, shia muslims hold morning ceremonies on the day of ashhura to perpetuate imam hussain's message. a special form of drama called tazi or shabi khani has been created by iranians over the past centuries to depict the fate of imam hussain and his companions in karbala. اجرا می کنیم چرا اجرا می کنیم یک عرق یک وابستگی یک الغه بین من و قصه وجود داره. پیش از اسلام ایران داره. که عمده ترین در واقع این آیین ها که در ارتباط با سوبوری هست و در نقاط مختلف ما داشتیم چمری در کردستانه و صوبشون یا سیابشو

women and children were taken prisoner, but none of that buried the imam's message in the sands of carbalare than millinia later, imam hussein's name continues to symbolize justice seeking and resistance against tyranny. imam hussain is not only role model for shia muslims, but also a source of inspiration for the world's great men and freedom seekers who have learned listens from him. in india was still a colony of the uk, the leader of the country's independence movement, mahatma gandhi said, "for me, it's obvious that if india wants to attain victory, it must follow in imam hussain's footsteps." every year shia muslims hold morning ceremonies on the day of ashhura to perpetuate imam hussain's message. a spell form of drama called taz or shabi khani has been created by iranians over the past centuries to depict the fate of imam hussain and his. کنیم یک عرق یک وابستگی یک علقه بین من و قصه وجود داره من کاینه شرم جست قبار جست تعزیه به برکت بزرگداشت و یادآوری قیام عاشورا و جان فشانی های شهدای کربلا در راه اسلام ماندگار شده که اگر این مبنای اعتقادی در تهزیه وجود نداشت تا به امروز تهزیه چه ب پ

red is the symbol of blood, the blood bathh in carbala.nach lifting, but the rest such as the chest beating ceremony are connected all over the country. in yaz, there are many morning groups called hat, each neighborhood have its own hat. gather in the musk or the morning place of their neighborhood a month before and rehearse the elogies and poems that they want to perform during tasua and ashhura. when they are prepared, they immediately stay in line for the main performance so that they can perform their ritual at the time set for them. if someone narrates the tragedy everybody stops to listen, when he sings the eleg they accompany him each haya takes its turn entering through the main gate and after its performance it exits from another. the ladies usually sit around the hall or upstairs watching the ceremony, they sit in grief in a sign of morning for their among. really impressive how still today uh give to people the sense the idea of freedom imam hussain's message of defiance against. oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all

many believe the carbala uprising wouldn't have been complete without hazrat zenab. they say if it weren't for her speeches and protests, the karbala tragedy would have been consigned to oblivion and imam hussain's movement would have soon be forgotten. it's interesting to know that zenab held the first morning ceremony. mind, 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 and act becoming of men of god. he knew he wouldn't be able to defeat the enemy, مجلس بعد ما کو حنا حسینی ملا فرجالله. have always tried to change the course of history towards human virtues, and imam hussain's revolution stands out as a glaring example. if my life will protect islam, he said, then, oh, swords, hit me. beating narrow strings of chain on the shoulder blades is another form of morning in ashura ceremonies. it signifies a physical form of grieving. the morning

i wish i could go to carbala as soon as possible and see the imam shrine from up close.mond and coconut for kuttap cookies are really delicious. i'm a fan of freshly cooked myself, when you put it in your mouth, it just melts away on your tongue. balavan gotta were traditionally served at both celebrations and morning ceremonies in yast. during asso, you can see lot of people serving noodle or sugar coated almonds among the morse. the... in my hotel room strikes 11, i lay on my bed exhausted in our official calendar tasua are public holidays i begin surfing the net for pictures of the beautiful views in the city, commenting on imam hussein's uprising a website writes the imam's movement was not personal, it was a universal human movement. if the goals of movement are truth and justice, it'll be supported and respected by everyone. حضرت ابوعبده به جایی رسیده بود که دیگه دو دنیا در مقابل عشق خدا در مقابل دفاع از حقیقت مطلق خدایی ارزشی براش نداشت و این است که با کمال افتخار با کمال بشاشیت با کمال قدرت و آگاهی خود اهل بیتشو قربانی این مکتب کرد. it's the morning of thaswa, th

carbala to place between a small group of supporters and relatives of imam hussain and a larger militaryc system of government and to expose the misleading path introduced in the name of islam. he won. 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 hussain's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all times and applicable for board audience for generations to come. خب خوش آمدین این بچه که میبینی بچه بچه هم هست ازدواج که کردیم من به خانمم گفتم ببین من دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جا دیگه زندگی کنم اون ضمیر قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغاتها من جوون بودم فکر میکردم که میرن تهرانو بگیرن بذار من باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از قافله اینا سوار هواپما که شدین رسیدیم به بغداد دیدم که اصلاً سازمان رنگش کلاً عوض شد این مجاهدین خلق اون گروه نفاقی که "all options are on the table,

passed down their unique ceremonies from generation to generation and our resolute get the message of carbala

it is said that when carbala caravan enters syria from iraq, it stayed near a church for one night. a holy father from the church knows that there is light shine. up to the sky from imam hussain's decapitated head. that is why, by paying hefty sum of money to the soldiers, he managed to borrow the imam's head for night. the holy father baptizes it and places on an altar. this altar is now a pilgrimage site. the current building was built around mashad al hussain its architecture resembles that of old churches. in the area, mashalm is also related to the events of ashura. it is said that imam hussain's wife was pregnant, but the baby was lost after the incident of ashura. the baby was named muhsin and was buried in the place that later became known as mashad al-muhsin. these two pilgrimage sites only stand 300 meters apart, but during the war in aleppo, it's the border between the terrorists and the resistance. the terrorists managed to invade and occupy mashad al-muhsain, but they were never able to set foot in... despite all this, yet this pilgrimage site was severely destroyed by

hussein uh carrying out these rituals on the day of all in commemoration of the historic battle of carbala and its message of resistance against justice and tyrany every year black cloud morners mark the occasion with sessions or ceremonies to show their grief over the suffering of imam hussein and his companions, today we were seeing the ceremonies taking place in iraq and lebanon as well. this is the day one and 72 of his companions were murdered uh on the plains of cadwal in modern day iraq, they were all killed by the forces of the tyrannical ruler of the time yazid namoavia in 680. grieving has always been a way to express sadness, a way to somehow find sense for a loss, a process that might just lessen the burden of intent. and sorrow, but sometimes that loss is greater than any other in life, sometimes that deep feeling pain will never fade, all because of a tragic events. we set off to the ancient province of yazd, one of the oldest regions in the world, the region of wind towers, mudbrick houses and winding lanes, the center for religious ceremonies and festivals, this filled with

red is the symbol of blood, the blood bath in carbala.he ceremony, they sit in grief in a sign of morning for their am. carmen de bolívar llegó a ser del año 50 año 80. una región productora de dólares donde se producía tabaco, se producía café, se producía cacao, se producía aguacate y ganadería, gran extensión y en pequeña extensión, porque acá la zona es minifundista. montes de maría is an isolated group of small mountains in northern colombia, a land known for its very fertile soil and for being the great agricultural pantry of the caribbean region of colombia. que tenemos es pobreza y lo que hay es hambre, el ato ganadero se comienza su debilitamiento a la mitad de la década del 80, 86, yo recuerdo mi abuelo. the armed conflict resulted in displacements, massacres and abandonment of farms. mein name ist andreas jassin hermann, ich bin 29 jahre alt, habe in frankfurt, ich heiße wilson hermann, geboren im, andreas hat durch mich den islam kennengelernt und ist so bisschen seinen eigenen weg gegangen. als wird rund um die uhr gebetet, d

the world documented battle of carbala that occurred about 1400 years ago is such a tale. in... preparation for the forth coming days of morning in memory of imam hussein and his household, peace be upon them everyone does whatever they can. هر سال با شروع ماه محرم هر کسیشو به امام حسین به یک صورتی نمایش میده. برادت ما به امام حسین به این صورت. با شروع محرم تو محله های مختلف تهران هیئتهای زیادی هستش اینجا هم خیلی جالبه که گوشه ای از واقعه کربلا رو و عاشورا رو داره نمایش میده برای مردم 50 islam left this earth, there was anarchy and disarray everywhere you looked, all because of a ruler who was simply numb to the suffering of his people. all the things prophet muhammad, peace be upon him had for. thought for were slipping away. it was then that imam hussain saw other way but to speak up. imagine, it's ashura all those many centuries ago. two armies are facing each other, 72 against thousands and thousands in the desert, in the middle of nowhere in present day iran. a day of great deeds most divine and also terrible evil. divine in its innocence, in its sacrifice, and yet. i

what is happening uh in terms of this uh morning ceremony that's taking place, this being live from carbala in this case where a millions are out as you can see there to have thronged to this location in carabala in order to uh take part overall morning processions uh of uh is called the month of maram, tasua being what's happening preceeding ashura, and that's the day when the third imam was murdered. again based on what we just told you, these morning ceremonies happened during the first 10 days of muharram. now you have four different shots from inside the islamic republic based on what we're looking at in yazd, isfant and iranians are very devout. muslims and they are marking this day, and the ceremonies are quite not only dramatic, but very theatrical, but overall shows devotion that muslims have to their faith and to this particular ceremony, which cumulatively speaking is called tasua and ashura, tasua preceeding ashura, imam sain, the imam is when tasua is marked for. which is the day that he was murdered and that's a very sad day of which uh lots of pain is experienced and some of

fashura commemorating. marttedom anniversary of imam hussein the third shiah imam. in the rocky city of carbala the holy shrine of imam hussein to mark the day. also in lebanon and bahrain hundreds paid tribute to the martters of karbala while beating on their chests and reciting elegies regarding the tragic events of hasura. in south korea, people also marched through the streets, marking the occasion. run and other countries, including yemen, pakistan, afghanistan, held special ceremonies. on tuesday, ashura is the 10th day of the lunar month of muharram when imam hussain and 72 of his companions were martered in the planes of karbala in modern day iraq. they were brutally killed by forces of yazid, the tyranical ruler of the time in 680 ad. braving the scorching heat, these black lad morners are here to pay tribute to the prophet muhammad's grandson imam husan who sacrificed his life along with his 72 companions in the unequal battle of karbala against the tarant of his time yazid. deaddies of imam hussain have conversion in the heart of karachi to remember his marturdom. the mooners here de

they were all matured brutally in the battle of carbala in sak in 688 after fighting courageously for justice against the much larger army of the omad khalif yazi. that mainly morns mam hussein's brother abbas who made great sacrifices to protect the imam and his family. mers were black. during this time and hold special ceremonies and rituals, mostly reciting the heart-wrenching events of cabala. the federal bureau of investigation has rayed the home of the suspect in the assassination attempt on donald trump near the us city of pittsburg. the shooter has been identified as 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks, bomb making materials have been found in his car and home. crooks reportedly used semi-automatic rifle to carry out the attack. trump was speaking to supporters. in butler, pennsylvania on saturday when he was shot. in social media post following the attack, trump said he was hit by a bullet that pierced the upper part of his right ear. one spectator was killed and at these. two were critically injured, the shooter was also killed at the scene. investigations are on the way to fi

morner specifically yesterday in iran millions taking to the streets to comemorate the battle of uh carbala by imam hussein and his 72 companions so people have been taking to the streets in these. processions uh on we see a heighten presence on the ninth day of muharram which is known as thuaa and uh that's the day ahead of the ash the wordura literally means the 10th so the ninth and 10th days are the the highlight basically uh of the commemorations and the morning processions all shoot marks today when uh thousands of forces loyal to the despotic second kalif yazid ibn amavia murdered imam hussein peace be upon him and his followers a place still remembered and referred to as cabala in modern day iraq so i believe we're going to cross over now to the um lebanese capital beirot where secretary general of the lebanese resistance movement as well said hasan nasa will be making address on the day of the commemoration of ashura in lebanon. let's listen in. so while we are bring you the address of said hasan nasal, let's talk about what we're seeing uh right now, as we were just mentioning ear

it is the day when amain and 72 of his companions were murtered in the plains of carbala in modern day iraq. they were killed by the forces of the tyranical ruler of the time yazid in 680 ad. yeah, many people have gathered in the streets of the capital sun to commemorate the martterdom anniversary of. and his companions reports from in the heart of the yemini capital sunnah thousands of yemanies have gathered to mark the anniversary of the moderdom of the thirch imam imam hussein was moderated in 680 ad but for these yeminies imam hussein's value and beliefs on until today we took 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 corrup

morning ceremonies during the first 10 days of the lunar month of moharram to commemorate the battle of carbala which led to the martydom of imam hussain and his companions. they were murdered brutally in southern iraq in 680 ad after fighting courageously for justice against the much larger army of the then amaya tyrant yazid. that morning mainly focuses on imam husain's brother abbas who made great sacrifices to protect the imam and his family. morner were black during sessions and hold special ceremonies and rituals recounting the heart-wrenching events of cabala. پارت شدم بعد از رفتت صحرا مششیخونی بغری می گفت که عمو برگشت خدا تو شمع ایثاری عباز عباز. four provinces uh that we are looking at the asfahan, birjant and carman. i believe we saw birjand in one of the uh preceeding videos that you just uh saw, but uh this is obviously something that is important to all muslims to come out, she muslims in particular to come out and uh mark uh this processions uh happening in different parts and provinces here in the capital. the morning processions are happening at the ninth day of the lunar month

hussain's shrine in the holy city of karbala in iraq to pay tribute to the martered imam. the event of carbala is a tragic story that touches the heart of anyone hearing it. however, these people say aside from his tragic side, imam hussein's martterdom is an endless force that every general. syrian citizens have headed for polling stations to cast their vote in the parliamentary. elections, voters hold high hopes for this constitutional process, particularly in light of the regional openness that the arab nation is experiencing. our correspondent ibrahim wadi has this report. syrian citizens f to the polls on monday to participate in elections for the fourth legislature following the 2012 constitutional amendments, voting stations opened at 7 a.m. and remained up until 7 p.m. president assad and senior syrian figures participated in this election, emphasizing their commitment to taking responsibility for the country's future, the parliamentary elections along with the presidential and local council elections were organized smoothly and on time, demonstrating that we are nation governed by ins

that's the powerful message of carbala. so muslims and others continue to commemorate imam hussain and retell his story of resistance against oppression and hopes that one day justice and peace is actualized in the world. mariaamazar, press tv, tehron. muslims around the world mark the day of ashura, london, thousands of people from the muslim community have taken part in the annual march through the british capital. dressed in black as an expression their grief, thousands of morness renewed their alliance. household of the prophet muhammad, participants believe that imam hussain's uprising against the corrupt kalif was very important in protecting islam, they denounced the ongoing israeli genocide in the gaza. and said the palestinians fight against the regime resembles imam hussein struggle for justice some 14 centuries ago. 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 leav