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Finding Eternal Grace and Strength in the Midst of Sorrow
The days of beauty are dawning on us,
The sacred nights looming over us,
Every pilgrim ready to go,
To answer the call of
Labaik ya Hussain.
What beauty is this,
The world is in awe,
People of every age and race,
Walk hand in hand chanting
Labaik ya Hussain.
The beauty was created 1400 years ago,
Karbala was only a piece of land,
That got it’s honor from the pure blood,
With each grain of sand also saying
Labaik ya Hussain.
The beauty spread so far and wide,
Like a rose that bloomed,
And encapsulated every heart,
That we were the promised people who will uphold
Labaik ya Hussain.
I did not see anything but beauty,
Said a sister standing firm and strong,
That voice echoed so loud,
That every majlis and matam screams
Labaik ya Hussain.
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The Preparation for the Next Destination by Tasnim Asgharali Jaffer As the corpse lay upon the mat, entered into the room from the funeral services, a man. Immediately, he went towards the corpse and knelt beside it, moving it slightly so that the feet of the corpse faced the Qibla. Then, he went towards the head, and closed the half-open eyes gently, before bringing out of his pocket a piece of a long rag and placed it below the jaws of the dead man, tying it firmly upon its head such that the jaws remained firmly shut and in place. Thereafter, he turned towards its limbs, placing them all correctly, straight. The two big toes of the feet, he tied them together as well. Thereafter, he took out a booklet from his front pocket and started reciting the verses of the Holy book as he sat to wait for the arrival of his assistants as well. - Fear Allah, not people´s judgement
Fear Allah, not people´s judgement by Alhajj Khalil Mohammed Hassan Champsi Sometimes, the way others see us quietly begins to shape the way we live. Their gaze becomes a mirror in which we measure ourselves; their perceptions become questions we carry; their judgements become shadows over choices that were once our own. - A Garden Without End
A Garden Without End Review of Chapter 23 of Bihar Al-Anwaar, Volume 8 Author – The Allama Muhammad Baqir Al Majlisi Chapter 23 of Volume 8 of Bihar Al-Anwaar – the encyclopaedic hadith compendium compiled by the Safavid-era scholar Allama Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi – is entitled “The Paradise and Its Bounties, and Allah Sustaining Us and the Rest of the Believers, Its Houries, Its Castles, Its Joys and Its Cheerfulness.” Spanning roughly one hundred and eighty pages (pp. 106–285), it sits in the volume between the harrowing chapter on the Bridge over Hell and the chapter on the Fire itself, and it functions as a deliberate counterweight: where the preceding chapters describe terror, this one unfolds an almost luxuriant catalogue of delight. Reading it straight through is a peculiar experience – less a sustained argument than a long, liturgical inventory of a world the believer is invited to imagine as already in existence. This review summarises the chapter’s main themes and offers a few observations on its literary and theological texture.
