The Story Of Imam Hussain {Battle Of Karbala } Full Documentary

 

The Story Of Imam Hussain  {Battle Of Karbala } Full Documentary

For more than 1300 years, Hussein's narrative has crossed generations and geographic boundaries. His tireless pursuit of moral justice in the face of harsh injustice has given millions of people hope. Hussein was born in 626 A.D. in the city of Medina to the aristocratic family of the prophet Muhammad. He was reared by a family famed for their honesty. The battle of Karbala, where Hussein and his 72 devoted friends heroically stood against an army of thousands, irrevocably changed the path of history.

 Every lover of justice and truth adored Hussein Alaihissalam, and this love without a doubt started when they lived in the holy city of Madina. Hussein Alaihissalam was raised in the most sacred of homes, where he shared a home with his grandfather the prophet. As a young child, Hussein saw the prophet perform miracles, and as an adult, he was surrounded by people who shared the prophet's values.

They adopted a very sincere and modest lifestyle, placing a high value on charitable giving and seeking to better the places they lived in, where the role of violence and corruption in Arabian society was.
When the prophet Muhammad died in 632 A.D., most of this injustice had been removed by the rise of Islam and the spread of morality among the populace. A young Hussein being destroyed What happened next would have an influence on Hussein in ways he could not yet fully realize. Shortly after the prophet's passing, the nation's leadership became divided, and a bloody power struggle toppled the country for more than 30 years.

which resulted in a protracted civil war between Hussein's father, Ali Ibn Abi Taleb, and Muawiyah Maria. Muawiyah was originally from a tribe or clan that had opposed the prophet's message and Islam in its early years. Moai took full control. In order to prevent further conflict, Hussein's older brother, Hassan, made a treaty with Muawiyah that would stop Mahwere from happening. These provisions of the truth were essentially broken, and the assassination of Hassan himself about ten years later was the ultimate manifestation of that violation. By breaking the treaty, Maria had allowed her son, Yazid, to assume power; Yazid was widely regarded as a tyrannical and cruel narcissist.

Battle of Karbala

Yazid, who aspired to govern with an iron hand, sought Hussein's support to bolster his legitimacy and claim to power. One of the requirements of a repressive dictatorship is the need for legitimacy, and one of the crucial sources of that legitimacy must be well-known individuals who are regarded for their high morals to support them in light of the long history of injustice and the progressive moral decline of his society. In one sense, Hussein was very divisive, but typically when people fight for justice they are divisive usually it divides the community between those in favor of what is right and those who are not, and so he in his very divisiveness prevents the total collapse of the nation to the hands of a despotic tyrant. Hussein refused to swear allegiance to Yazid.

He was essentially taking a position that distinguished between right and wrong, the just and the unjust. Hussein is not interested in fighting; instead, he wants to raise awareness of what is actually happening in the world and how things have changed since the passing of the prophet. Yazid threatened to assassinate Hussein, but he refrained because he wanted to avoid violence. Hussein attempted to mobilize the populace at this point and preached vehemently, denouncing the community leaders who had failed to oppose Hizid, stating that they had disregarded their leadership responsibilities and had prioritized their own rights over those of the downtrodden and the lowly.

His view of moral justice was unambiguous: There can be no compromising; we must be prepared to stand up and even give our lives for what is right. The secret to the morality and ethics of his justice, in my opinion, is his intransigence in the face of countless invitations to relent or change course from those in positions of authority. Most leaders won't take this action. in order to advance justice imam al-Assad As the prospect of violence intensified, Hussein left Makkah with his family and devoted companions and started the arduous trek towards Kufa. Hussein had received hundreds of letters from the citizens of the Iraqi city of Kufa offering their assistance in the campaign against Yazid When Yazid learned of Hussein's plans, he sent a cruel governor to stop the descent, but Hussein persevered in moving east.

I am the target, you are not the target, why don't you leave, and there is no blame to be placed on you? Each and every one of them stood up and swore allegiance to the cause. As the sun rose on the day of our shura, Hussein and his gallant army of 72 prepared to make their last stand of honor and dignity against a horde of thousands of soldiers in a remarkable town of events, he defected from Yazid's army realizing Unafraid and motivated by faith in a higher power, Hussein's allies fought valiantly until the very end. Each of these members of his family passed away one by one, frequently reciting extraordinary poetry and dying in front of Al-Hussein. As they entered the battlefield, they all stated that they were doing this not just because they liked him but also because it was the right thing to do.

Battle of Karbala

As Hussein neared Kufa, a battalion of the Yazid's army, led by a commander by the name of Hur Hussein, stopped him. His family and companions were forced to stop in a dry desert region known as Karbala when he and his entourage of forces arrived. His horses and his soldiers were thirsty, so he said, "Offer to them water." but because they supported his cause in the midst of combat and despite seeing his close companions brutally killed, He did not indicate that they were there to watch me, hinder my progress, or make life difficult for me; instead, he handed them water. After Yazid's army surrounded Hussein's camp and cut off the water supply, leaving Hussein, his family, and a small army of about 72 without water for three days in the sweltering heat, Hussein said something that is incredibly true for the human condition: "Human beings are slaves to the world as long as our situation is fine." Hussein's selfless act of kindness was met in turn with a cruel response.

We have access to necessities like food, water, and money. When people are tested and tried, very few people are left who are sincere and faithful on the eve of Ashura. People will confess their beliefs and their religion in their tongues. Hussein would be heard praying for his enemies, hoping they'd stop taking part in this atrocity, one after the other. Hussein's closest family members were killed in battle as they fought valiantly, with each member of his family killed in front of him, including his beloved sons, nephews, and brother. abba Abdullah guided all of his companions, asked for the delay, and told them that Hussein would be heard praying for his enemies. candle to be extinguished

No one was spared, not even Hussein's six-month-old baby, alias Imam Hussein, who was carried on his chest as he walked to the battleground. He looked at the enemy camp and yelled, "Am I the target of this infant? Why don't you give him water?" This caused alarm in the enemy army, and when the leader, Omar Nassar, noticed it, he called for reinforcements. hurmala, a very evil soldier, shot a three-pointed arrow at a child and tore the child's neck apart in the father's arms. He was now by himself and under threat; everyone else had fled, save for the woman in the tents. I believe that in the end, his extreme exhaustion from fighting almost all by himself and the fact that he was now surrounded by a superior numbing force contributed to his demise.\

Battle of Karbala

In the midst of all this, till his last breath, He never gave up.   Some reports from the military personnel battling Husseinas they have seen him move across the front of them fighting him while riding his horse started they'd never seen somebody with you know his loved ones have lost so much. slain in his face, facing unbeatable obstacles covered with blood but being so calm at the same time and somagnifent carrying his alone dying infant  Hussein arrived back in his camp.  to offer the women and girls a final farewell to the offspring of his family unharmed and unbroken Hussein charged the enemy bravely for the last time and fought majestically until eventually, he fell from his horse. They began attacking him left and right with arrows on his shoulders, arrows on his forehead, and arrows on his back until abba Abdullah fell down. He was then kicked left and right, and eventually, Shimmer sat on his chest covered in bloody wounds and thirsty from the dry desert heat.

After Hussein's tragic death, his sister Zainab carried the banner of his mission and served as the moral support for the women and children who had been abducted. Famously, when asked how she perceived the events, Zainab famously said, "I saw nothing but beauty." She then makes these two well-known protests against the citizens of the United States. After Hussein's tragic death, his sister Zainab carried the banner of his mission and served as the moral support for the women and children who had been abducted. Famously, when asked how she perceived the events, Zainab famously said, "I saw nothing but beauty." She then makes these two well-known protests against the citizens of the Kufa.

history of Karbala

She is renowned for starting the story of Karbala at that very moment, guaranteeing that the tale will never be forgotten and that the teachings of Karbala will never be forgotten in addition to criticising his leadership and indicting him personally. The people were shocked by Zainab's ferocious speech in the courtyards of Yazid as news of Hussein and his little army's martyrdom in Karbala spread, revealing his terrible error of judgment. Yazid released the Hussein family. Zainab and Hussein's final surviving son When Ali Zain Al-Habdeen started informing people about what had occurred in Karbala, this set off a series of uprisings that eventually resulted in the overthrow of Yazid's rule for a number of people. The annual remembrance of Hussein is connected to accounts of oppression, tragedy, and brutality in our world as well as hope and desire for something better. The story of Hussein has been passed down through generations and is remembered as part of this quest for justice and goodness in the world.

How Hussein and his army of 72 overcame a despotic foe by risking their lives can serve as a source of inspiration in the struggle for moral justice. Thirteen hundred years later, millions of people from all walks of life flocked to Hussein's shrine in Iraq to pay their respects. Every time we take up the cause and are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for the truth, we are like Hussein, and the reason why people can aspire to be like Hussein is that he transcends political and religious boundaries. Justice is a human value that unites all people, regardless of their religious affiliation. The revolution is still going on The story of Hussein has been remembered through generations every year, and we now need to create a Husseini society of tragedy and brutality in the world that we live in, as well as hope and desire for something better. This society needs to be one of justice and of brave people who are not afraid to stand up for the truth.

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