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and talk about Karbala persistentlyEmphasizes Prayer and long
SujoodPersists on Duaa, composing them and let them be the MAP for
the future worksShuns Politics CompletelyStarts Majlis for Imam
Husain every yearGradually educate scholars in Islam
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relatives, 400 members, free of charges. Kept them for several
weeks, Period when Yazids army invaded MedinaMarwan was the nemesis
and trouble maker during Uthmans ruleMarwan was the enemy of Ahlul
Bayt, but now he is in need of their helpMarwan fought Ali during
Jamal Confrontation
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(:) Zainul Abideen witnesses the grave consequences of the
failed Medina uprising: Sahaaba killed, Wives assaulted, and
Property pilfered Kaba was attacked by Yazid to pacify Ibn
ZubairAl-Hajjaj burns the Kaba by throwing catapultYazid dies at
age of 33 YearsThe forces leave Mecca
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fight unto deathUprising of Mukhtar in Iraq: Occupy Iraq, chase all
fighters against Husain and kill them, including Ibn Ziyad, Shimr,
and Omar ibn SaadMarwan becomes Khalifa, then dies 9 months laterIt
is said Marwan was killed by his wife by either poisoning or by way
of choking
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Zubair), becomes governor of Iraq,Tyrannical rule in Iraq for 20
years. The new dictators cruelty knows no limitsAbdul Malik (son of
Marwan) is Khalifa in SyriaZainul Abideen works diligently to focus
on Piety as the basis for society.
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periodDiligent work in tutoring of scholars.Growth steady but fast
growingAl-Baaqir, and grandson Al-Saadiq participate in the
Discourses and DiscussionsAl the end, 160 Scholars graduate
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Al-Saheefa Al-SajjadiyahHe wrote Risalah al-Huquq (Personal Rights
versus Personal Obligations in our life)
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Corpus of Knowledge consists of the following:Quran in
chorological orderTafseer (Mushaf Fatima)Hadith (Saheefa of
Ali)AhkaamAl-JafrWhite Jafr: Prophets and early timesRed Jafr:
Rules of war in Islam
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It is a designation (a Directive) by the Almighty. An Imam is
Ma'soom, meaning safeguarded by Allah from: a) religious error, b)
sin, and c) forgetfulness.
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(:) To Keep Karbala in Mind IImam Zainul Abideen urged the
people to visit the site of Karbala. Thus people confirmed their
resolve in the Islamic principles Imam AlHusain stood for. He
encouraged Muslims to observe the anniversary of Karbala every
year.This led to Majlis every year done at the time in confidential
manner, in private houses He used to visit the burial area of Imam
AlHusain every year. He would visit Karbala unannounced, often
unnoticed.
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touch a clean Turbah. This was recommended so that a person's
highest part of Salat (Sujood) be associated with the principles
Imam AlHusain gave his life for, meaning authentic Islam. He used a
logo: May the Killer of AlHusain Ibn Ali be Debased and Defiled.The
Logo became popular
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andIsmah (as attested by Ayah of Tat'heer) was often emphasized,
(Surah 33 :Ayah 33) andThe unique and Center Role of Ahlul Bayt in
Islam was often explained.Work to produce high quality scholars,who
were to teach others about true Islam,thus spread the word about
the motive and the principles which Imam AlHusain had given his
life for, andat the same time expose the offenses of Benu
Umayya.
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participated in the discourses,Well known students were:Hasan
Al-BasriAl-ThamaliAl-ZuhriIbn Tawoos, and many other erudite
scholars
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During Ramadhan, he would record whatever misdemeanor his servants
did, then let them acknowledge, then give them their freedom He
used to buy as many slaves as he could afford, educate them then
set them freeHe was revered in the community since he was the Imam
of the Ummah
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He used to carry sacs of flour to distribute to the poorDuring
Ramadhan he would cook one sheep each day for distribution to the
fasting needyHe had a very melodic voice, people loved hearing him
read the Quran Zainul Abideen never wore his clothes for more than
one season, then gave them to the poorFinancially he helped
numerous needy people
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(:) Dear Lord, I implore Thy protection from: Extremes in greed,
Being hasty in anger, Being dominated by envy, Lacking of patience,
Being with scarcity of contentment, Being with depravity of morals,
Being beseeched by passion, An indulgence of zeal, The submitting
to desires, and Opposing what is right.....Sample Duaa: Imploring
protection from evil
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beguncomplete it!Thy generosity which Thou hast given mestrip it
not away!Thy cover over me through Thy clemencytear it not away!My
misdeeds which Thou hast come to knowforgive them!My Lord!I seek
intercession from Thee with Thee, andI seek sanctuary in Thee from
Thee!I have come to Thee craving Thy beneficence, desiring Thy
kindness,So act toward me with forgiveness and mercy of which Thou
art worthy!Act not toward me with chastisement and vengeance of
which I am worthy!By Thy mercy, O Most Merciful of the
merciful!
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EPISTLE OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONSZainul Abideen delineated the
basic rights, mostly from Shari'ahAllah's rights on man, covering a
wide range of prerogatives.Rights of body and soul,Rights of family
members,Rights of those superior to the person or dependant on
him,Rights of neighbors and friends, not excluding the
nonMuslims.
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the right of your wife that you should know that Allah has made her
for you a repose and comfort, and a friend and shield [against
sin]. And likewise, it is incumbent upon both of you to thank Allah
for your spouse and to know that the spouse is a grace of Allah
upon you. You are obliged to respect her, be kind to her, and
although your rights upon her are greater and her obedience to you
final in all your likes and dislikes so long as it is not a sin So,
she has the right of love and fellowship, and an abode so that
natural desires may be fulfilled, and in this it is a great
duty.
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reportedly poisoned.Had calloused skin at place of Sujood
(forehead)Thick skin in his back due to carrying sacs of flour at
night to distribute to the poor Became pale with curved back due to
incessant prayersHad the roughest experience: be it in Karbala,
political times, and other circumstancesHis load was enormously
heavy and psychologically taxing
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(:) BurialZainul Abideen was buried at the BaqiiHe and others
knew the ruling Benu Umayya would not allow the burial
otherwiseWith time, a structure was built for people to perform
visitation, pray, and read DuaaThe structure was demolished by
Rulers in 1925
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Al-Baqii after it was destroyedAl-Baqii before 1925
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(:) For Details Go to:
Islamicbooks.info then choose:
Series of Islamic Books: Life of Ahlul Bayt Vol. II
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Thank you and May God Bless you.Dr. A.S. Hashim
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