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AOA Plzzz HeLppp..! Kiyaa Mola kii khaayii hwii Qasam hum wapis lesakty jese ek shadii shuda jory ka jhagra hogayaa and unme sy kisi ek ye Qasam khaayii k mola kii Qasam ab main baat nahii karoonga / karoongii And wo ab baat karnaa chaah rahy toh kiyaa wo molaa kii Qasam ko trdy ya Qasam wapis ly sakty ?? Plzzzz Help Karein Plzzzzz
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Hello, I have some questions on my mind. My birthday is on October 15th, in the beginning of ashura. It is my 18th birthday and I want to celebrate it but I dont know if it is right to do so in that specific time. My family members told me a couple of stories about people who disrespected the sad period and were faced with difficulties later on in life. I wanted to know a couple more peoples views on this topic, have you heard any stories about people partying during ashura? If so, did anything happen to them?
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Assalamu alaykum everyone, Insha’Allah you are in the best of health. I was reluctant to make this topic because I feel quite ashamed that I’m unable to shed any tears for the Ahlulbayt and Imam Hussain (عليه السلام). I’ve tried to solve this issue on my own but it seems so far I haven’t succeeded. For brief context as some may already know I’m a revert from Ahlul-Sunnah to the Ahlulbayt school of thought. This is my first Muharram actually acknowledging what took place during the tragic events leading up to the 10th of Muharram and Ashura. I don’t know why but whenever I
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I know Muharram is a time of mourning and beating your chest but do you people need to be naked? Can you not slap yourself with a shirt on?
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Folk Tales: Nabatieh’s Rituals of Sword and Blood By: Ahmed Mohsen Published Friday, December 9, 2011 Shia Muslims in south Lebanon continue to practice rituals of bloodletting during Ashura that are frowned upon by the religious establishment. In the southern town of Nabatieh, on the 10th day of the Islamic month of Muharram, known as Ashura, young men carrying swords and dressed in white march through the central square remembering Imam Hussein with their blood. The show starts at 6am. The town strains to accommodate everyone as families line the streets. The curious come to salute the men
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