Karbala and Palestine: Applying Hussain's Teachings Today - Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- - The days of ‘aza continue, focusing on the tragedy of Ḥusayn’s family arriving in Damascus.
- Discussion of current issues, like the Palestinian tragedy, has polarized opinions in Shi‘a social media and elsewhere.
- Imām Ḥusayn’s mission was to seek community reformation, a goal that should guide our observance of ‘azā.
- Supporting the oppressed is a longstanding value in Islam, evidenced by historical pacts and teachings from Imām Ḥusayn, the Prophet, and Imām ‘Ali.
- Palestinian civilians, even though mostly Sunni, should still be supported due to their suffering, regardless of political affiliations or theological differences.
- Some social media portrayals wrongly mix the plight of Palestinians with the concept of ‘azādari, even setting standards for “real” ‘azādari.
- Comparisons of current leaders to Imām Ḥusayn or his companions are inappropriate and diminish their unique status.
- The Day of ‘Āshurā’ is incomparable and should be observed in the context of Ḥusayn’s suffering.
- Examining the 2 incorrect extreme views when it comes to approaching Palestine and Karbala in lectures, majalis, or azadari
20th of Imam Hussain (AS) - Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi
Monday, August 5th 2024
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Mashallah listening from the Ladakh India.
Masha’Allah , a very fair lecture as to feel and help who are oppressed,
giving beautiful example of our AhlalBait, who always stood up for the oppressed
Jazakallah khairun maulana Rizwi
A well needed lecture. Thank you Sayyid. May Allah bless you
Amazon sir this was much needed, I thank you for this
7:15 Opening discussion: Can we forbid current affair topics on mimbar?
25:30 Objection: Can we have sympathy for Naasibi? (Example of 4th Imam's behavior after Karbala)
35:25 Opening discussion: Extremes of classifying Azadari, and committing Guluw
40:00 Extreme of comparing anyone to "Hussain of our time"
Alhamdulillah
TaqabbaAllah
Very balanced approach