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Salam beemar e karbala || Nabz Doobi Ja Rahi Hai || Maula Sajjad (as) || lyrics || Zeya Jalalpuri

25 Muharram Shahadat Imam Sajjad (as) Lyrics Salam Nazb doobi ja rahi hai bekaso na char ki Na tawani kya bayan ho Abid e beemar ki bediyan hain paon main gardan main tauq e khardar be kasi kya puchte ho shah kay gham khaar ki zoaf had se badh gaya hai nabz hai doobi hui zindagi shayad hai aakhir aabid e beemar ki taziyan e kyon lagata hai sitamgar baar baar pucht zakhmi ho gai hai aabid e beemar ki karwan e sabr le kar jo gaya tha sham tak hai shahadat momino us qafela salar ki baap ko rota raha jo zindagi bhar subah o sham us ko itrat ro rahi hai ahmad e mukhtar ki haal abid ka kahe sughra se Zainab (sa) kis tarah kaifiyat kahte nahi beemar se beemar ki .................................................................... Kufa's people invited Husayn to go to Kufa and be their Imam, but they did not back him and his family against Kufa's governor, who massacred them in Karbala. Thus they thought themselves responsible for the tragedy of Karbala and tried to compensate for it by throwing themselves into the struggle to obtain vengeance for Husayn's blood. They chose Sulayman b. Surad al Khuza'I as their leader and called themselves Tawwabun (penitents). They were seeking an opportunity for action, until Mukhtar al-Thaqafi came to Kufa and claimed to represent Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah.[25] He soon gained the authority of a leader and took vengeance on those who were involved in Husayn's killing. Umar ibn Sa'ad and Shemr were executed and their heads were sent to Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah.[26] Ubaid Allah was also killed in the battle on the Zab; his head was taken to the place in Kufa where Ubaid Allah had received the head of Husayn. The governor of Medina did not consider that Zayn al-Abedin was responsible for Mukhtar's action, since he had already left Medina for its outskirts to avoid being involved in political movements. Moreover, there is evidence that he was unmolested and excepted from giving allegiance to Yazid, after the Battle of Harra, where Medinans were sacked and looted by Yazid's army.[21][27] Around that time, the question of the right of succession between Ali ibn al-Husayn and Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah gained the most attention. Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah was a pious, brave man whom many considered him as their Imam. Other Shia sects said Zayn al-Abedin had the right to inherit the Imamah, for his father Husayn had designated him the next Imam. Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah said he was more worthy (He did not actually mean it he just wanted to prove to other people that Zayn al-Abidin was their real imam).After the death of Ibn Zubayr, the governor of Medina, Zayn al-Abedin and Muhammad ibn Hanafiyyah agreed to go to Mecca and appeal to the Black Stone of the Kaaba to try to determine which one of them was the true successor. They went to the Kaaba, where the Black Stone was placed. Muhammad prayed for a sign but no answer came. Afterwards, Zayn al-Abedin prayed and the Black Stone became agitated and nearly fell off the wall; thus came the answer that Zayn-al-Abidin was the true Imam after Husayn, an answer which Muhammad had already known and accepted and he showed to other people.[21][c] After this, Zayn al-Abedin returned to Medina and led a quiet life with a few companions who referred to him for answers to religious questions.[d][21][28] https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...