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The shahadat of Imam Husain (s.a.) on the burning sands of Karbala is the
essence of a mumin's life.
A mumin is born in this world to
perform matam and do aho-zari on the zulm and sitam that befell Imam-ul-Haq the
beloved of Rasullalah (s.a.)
Syedna Mohammad Burhanuddin Moula in his munajaat sharifa has beautifully
articulated the sentiment of, forever remembering Husain (s.a.) in the
following words:
WA AZKURU MOULAYAL HUSAINA DAA LANA, BE SAJDATEHE INDASH SHAHADATAY SAEELA
(I always remember Moula Husain (s.a.) who during his shahadat remembered us in
his Doa)
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ABKIKA
MOLAYAL HUSAIN is the crowning jewel of Fatemi eulogy. Each verse is a precious
and rare gem,
full of pathos, pain, yearning and vivid imagery.
Each verse is
infused with spirituality – the esoteric meanings, the haqaiq – the universal
truths
radiate in
many verses, and the fluidity of narration takes the one who is blessed to
recite,
through the
tragic events of Karbala.
One important
aspect of ABKIKA that I would like to dwell on in particular, is that the
accompanying
translation of each verse in lisan ul dawat, is not merely the translation of
the
Arabic, but
it encompasses the thought process of Aqa Moula (TUS) – as he dwelt on the
tragic events
of Karbala. As he pictured in his minds eye, the thoughts, that arose to me
seems
to be coming
from al-haykal al noorani (the pillar of Light of the effervesce souls) The
ta’eed of
Imam uz Zaman
(SA) is evident.
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