Muharram

Passing the Torch: Reimagining Muharram for a New Generation

Passing the torch, of a fire that keeps burning, not only staying lit, but growing with each generation. The more we learn about the tragedy of Karbala, the more we internalise its teachings,, the more deeply we understand and accept the message of Islam, the more we love Muharram and are increasingly eager for it each year. We must ask ourselves how we can ensure that the message of Muharram continues to resonate deeply with the hearts of our youth?

Reform

The Spiritual Journey of Arbaeen – A Path of Reform and Renewal

The Spiritual Journey of Arbaeen – A Path of Reform and Renewal by Mohamedarif Mohamed Suleman

The Arbaeen pilgrimage is a profound expression of faith and devotion in Shi´a Muslim tradition, commemorating the 40th day after Ashura, marking the end of a period of mourning for Imam Hussain (AS), a grandson of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW). One of the most poignant aspects of this pilgrimage is the 80km walk from Najaf to Karbala, undertaken by millions of devotees. This journey is more than a physical trek; it represents a spiritual path of reform, renewal, and devotion.

Aashura

Aáshura: Uphold Justice and Resist Oppression!

Ashura: Uphold Justice and Resist Oppression! by Mohammed Khaku (Allentown, USA)

istorian Edward Gibbon remarked on the Battle of Karbala, stating, “In a distant age, the tragedy of the death of Hussein will awaken the sympathy of the coldest reader.”

A’zamallahu Ujurana wa Ujurakum bi Musaabinaa bil Husayn (as)

May Allah Make Great our reward and your reward for our Grief on Imam Husayn (as).

The month of Muharrum, signifying the Islamic New Year, commenced on June 27th. The 10th of Muharram, referred to as Aáshura, was on July 6th.

Muharram marks the beginning of the twelve months in the Islamic calendar. It is a period of not joy, or celebration, but rather observed as a time of sorrow and mourning.

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