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Jashn e wila e Ali | Janab Mojiz Abbas | Tamam Azadaar

Jashn e wila e Ali | Janab Mojiz Abbas | Tamam Azadaar This video features a spiritual and poetic gathering (Jashn/Mushaira) centered on the praise of Imam Ali (a.s.) and the Ahl al-Bayt. The prominent reciter Janab Mojiz Abbas delivers powerful Urdu poetry (Manqabat) to a devoted audience. The session covers themes of bravery, faith, and the enduring legacy of the Prophet's family, including tributes to Bibi Zainab and the martyrs of Karbala. Live Telecast, Shooting, & Editing: Click14 Azaa Chapters [00:00] Opening & First Kalam: The session begins with the poem "Duniya Mein Aaj Deen Ka Nigahban Aa Gaya," celebrating the arrival of the protector of faith. [03:04] Seeing the Divine: A short piece titled "Agar Dekhna Khuda Ko Hai To Haider Ko Dekhiye," connecting the vision of God to Imam Ali. [05:26] Proximity to the Prophet: The recitation of "Aankh Khulte Hi Mohammad Ko Jo Dekha Hoga," emphasizing the unique bond between Imam Ali and Prophet Muhammad from birth. [11:06] Tribute to Meesam-e-Tammar: A powerful couplet about unwavering devotion, referencing Meesam's refusal to stop praising Ali even when facing death. [13:00] Birth in the Kaaba: Verses discussing the birth of Imam Ali in the Kaaba ("Jisko Kaabe Ne Chuna Hai Wahi Qibla Hoga"). [16:37] The Voice of Bravery: A new poem with the refrain (radif) "Aawaz," starting with "Aaj Shamshir Ki Surat Hai Jari Ki Aawaz." [20:41] Bibi Zainab in the Court: A moving tribute to Bibi Zainab's speech in the court of Yazid ("Sun Ke Mar Jayenge Kuch Log Ali Ki Aawaz"). [23:21] Chant (Nara): The audience joins in chanting "Zikr-e-Ali Hum Karte Rahenge." [26:13] "Ali Bolte Hain": A poem asserting the triumph of truth over darkness ("Zulmat-e-Shab Ki Hui Haar Ali Bolte Hain"). [31:44] Final Tribute to Bibi Zainab: The session concludes with verses crediting the survival of Islam to Bibi Zainab's efforts ("Zainab Ki Mehnat Ki Badaulat Aaj Bhi Kalma Zinda Hai").