Day: July 6, 2025

Taziyadari jayz hai

■ Why Was Karbala So Painful for the Heart of the Prophet ﷺ?

Karbala isn’t just history… it’s a wound that still bleeds. It’s not just a tragedy—it’s a scream of pain that echoes through the skies. The story of Karbala is not about dates, names, or places… it’s about the tearing of the heart of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

Do you understand what it means to hurt the Prophet ﷺ?

The Qur’an doesn’t stay silent about this. Allah ﷻ says it plainly and painfully:

اِنَّ الَّذِیْنَ یُؤْذُوْنَ اللّٰهَ وَ رَسُوْلَهٗ لَعَنَهُمُ اللّٰهُ فِی الدُّنْیَا وَ الْاٰخِرَةِ وَ اَعَدَّ لَهُمْ عَذَابًا مُّهِیْنًا

❝Indeed, those who hurt Allah and His Messenger—Allah curses them in this world and the Hereafter, and He has prepared for them a humiliating punishment.❞

(Qur’an, Surah Al-Ahzab 33:57)

Now pause here… and reflect. To hurt the Prophet ﷺ is to hurt Allah ﷻ. And to hurt the family of the Prophet ﷺ—his blood, his soul, his heart—is to hurt him directly.

And what did Yazid’s rule do?

It ripped through the heart of Islam. It tore through the very light of Madinah. The pain he caused to the family of the Prophet ﷺ is not just some historical incident. No, dear readers. It is a direct blow to the beloved soul of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The battlefield of Karbala became the battlefield of truth and falsehood, light and darkness, mercy and cruelty.

When Imam Hussain (عليه السلام), the beloved of Fatimah (رضي الله عنها), the fragrance of the Prophet ﷺ, stood on the scorching plains of Karbala, he was not standing alone. He carried the grief of his grandfather ﷺ, the message of the Qur’an, the blood of truth itself. And what did Yazid’s army do?

They thirsted them.
They surrounded them.
They slaughtered them.

Like animals? No, worse. Because animals at least recognize the sacred.

They didn’t just kill Imam Hussain (عليه السلام).
They tried to silence Noor (light).

But Noor does not die—it rises from blood like fire and flows like tears in every heart that loves the Prophet ﷺ.

How can a soul that loves the Prophet ﷺ not weep over Karbala?

And Yazid? In just four cursed years, he turned the Ummah upside down. That monster didn’t just kill the grandson of the Prophet ﷺ… He—

– In the first year, martyred Imam Hussain (عليه السلام) and his family, drenching Karbala with sacred blood.

– In the second year, he attacked Madinah, the city of peace, the city where the Prophet ﷺ rests. Yes, that blessed city was dishonored—its sanctity violated.

– In the third year, he dared to attack the Kaaba, the House of Allah ﷻ, and even burned parts of it down.

Can you imagine the weight of this on the heart of the Prophet ﷺ?

Even the birds of the sky cried.
Even the earth trembled.
Even the angels wept.

The righteous scholars wept too. Sayyiduna Sa‘eed bin Al-Musayyib (رضي الله عنه), a noble Tabi’i, said,

❝Yazid’s rule was a curse upon this Ummah.❞

Why? Because never before had such disrespect, such humiliation, such evil been unleashed with such power, in the name of “leadership”. The youth of that time were not men of wisdom, they were drunk on power. The wise and experienced were pushed aside. Evil and shamelessness spread like wildfire.

But, O seeker of truth, the more they tried to bury the light of Ahl al-Bayt, the brighter it shone. Because love—real love—cannot be erased by swords or poisoned by time.

So cry for Karbala, not just with tears from your eyes, but with your soul.

Let your tears flow for the pain of the Prophet ﷺ.

For his beloved Hussain (عليه السلام), who cried out on the burning sands, not for water, but for justice.

For the daughters of Zahra (رضي الله عنها) who were veiled in modesty but dragged through the streets of Sham.

And remember… Karbala is not a tale to read. It is a fire to carry in your heart. It is a reminder that truth never dies, even if you slaughter every soul that carries it.

Karbala is the cry of love.
Karbala is the wound of the Prophet ﷺ.

Karbala is your test—will you cry, or will you forget?

اَللّٰهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَىٰ مُحَمَّدٍ وَّعَلَىٰ اٰلِ مُحَمَّدٍ

■ What Is the Rank and Role of Imam Hussain ؑ?

Beloved Readers, the 10th of Muharram doesn’t just come and go like any other day. It knocks on the door of every heart that still has even a spark of Emaan (faith). It brings with it two characters. One is the character of truth, of dignity, of light — the Husayni character. And the other character is so dark, so poisonous, that history still spits upon it — the Yazidi character.

One is about standing with the oppressed, even if you’re left alone under the blazing sun with dry lips and bleeding feet…

And the other is about silencing the truth with swords, buying loyalty with coins, and hiding your cowardice behind a throne.

Imam Hussain ؑ is a fragrance of love, a heartbeat of Islam, a weeping memory that refuses to die.

This is that Hussain who used to play on the sacred back of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

فجعل یتوثب علی ظھر النبی
(ابن حبان، الصحیح، 15: 142، رقم: 6742)

Yes, Faj’ala Yatowaththibu ‘ala Zahri Nabi ﷺ —
He used to ride the back of the Prophet ﷺ like a child in play, and the Messenger of Allah ﷺ wouldn’t stop him… he’d smile.

And when Hussain ؑ  would come running to the Prophet ﷺ, the Beloved of Allah would bend down, kiss his lips, kiss his cheeks, hold his face and say nothing — just kiss… because sometimes, love speaks better in silence.

This is not just any child, beloved. This is the child whose face was kissed by Prophethood, whose breath was scented by Revelation.

And yet — listen closely — the angels wept, even when he was young.

Jibreel came down and told the Prophet ﷺ:

لقد أتاني جبرائيل يخبرني أن ابني حسين يقتل.
(سُنن الترمذی،باب فی مناقب الحسين، حديث نمبر 3773)

❝Your son Hussain will be martyred.❞

— Sunan Tirmidhi, Hadith 3773

Allahu Akbar! Can you imagine that? The boy who plays in the lap of the Prophet ﷺ is destined to fall on the burning sands of Karbala… thirsty, wounded, but undefeated.

O my dear readers, cry now if you can… for that child didn’t just grow into a man. He became the proof of Islam. He became the very living ayah of sacrifice, of integrity, of what it means to love Allah ﷻ and His Messenger ﷺ more than your own breath.

In Karbala, he didn’t just give his life.

He gave his sons… his nephews… his entire family.

And when he left Madinah — that radiant city where every alley smelled of the Prophet ﷺ — he left not in joy, but in grief.

He turned to his grandfather’s grave… and bid farewell in tears, saying:

This world is pulling me away from your feet, O Grandfather ﷺ… And it’s forcing me to bow to a man who has no shame.

Allah Allah! Can you imagine the pain?

Yet, he stood. He stood when his sons were slaughtered before him. He stood when the tents were burning. He stood, not with a sword of vengeance, but with the banner of La ilaha illAllah in his heart.

And when his time came, he didn’t run, he didn’t hide.

He went into sajdah — prostration.

Yes… a sajdah so beautiful, so sincere, so heart-shattering, that even the angels must have gasped.

That sajdah still echoes in the skies… still pierces hearts today.

Who is this Hussain ؑ?

He is the rider of the Prophet’s shoulders…
The beloved of Lady Fatima’s lap…
The apple of Ali’s eye…
The living Noor of Islam.

And then he said — with no fear in his voice, no tremble in his tongue:

I will never give up my faith just to save my life.
I will give my life — but I will not sell my Islam.

O lovers of light, O seekers of truth…

The Prophet ﷺ said:

❝Hussain is from me, and I am from Hussain.❞

Why?

Because after Karbala, if you want to see the Prophet’s message… you’ll find it flowing in the blood of Hussain ؑ.

If you want to see how Islam stands in front of tyranny… look at how Hussain ؑ stood in front of Yazid.

Hussain is not a memory — he is a mirror of your own heart.

What you see in Karbala reflects what you carry inside.

Today, don’t just cry for Hussain ؑ…

Become his follower. Become his echo. Become the voice that says even if the world threatens you with swords:

❝I will never trade my Emaan for comfort.❞

❝I will die with my head high, but never bow down to falsehood.❞

Ya Hussain… Ya Aba Abdillah…

Even the skies cried for you, and we still cry — because you didn’t die.

You live…

In every heart that refuses to kneel before injustice.

In every soul that chooses pain over compromise.

In every tear that falls in love for the truth.

Labbaik Ya Hussain!
Labbaik Ya Zinda Shaheed!

Imam Ibn-a-Hatim,Huzrat Ubaidul maktab r.a. aur hazrat Ibrahim al nakhai r.a. se rivayat  he ke
Jab se Qaynat Takhlikh hui hai AASHMAN AUR ZAMEEN SIVAY DO AFRAD KE KISI KE LIYE NAHI ROYE..
Farmaya kya tujhe pata hai  Aashman ke rone se kya murad hai?
Ibrahim Nakhai r.a. ne farmaya woh surkh (Laal) ho jata hai aur uska rang Range huwe chamde ki trah surkh ho jata hai..

DO AFRAD JINKE UPER ZAMEEN AUR ASHMAN ROYE:-
1 – Hazrat Yahya bin zakariya ko jab qatl kar diya gaya tab Aashman surkh (laal) ho gaya aur usne khun barsaya
2 – Jab IMAM HUSSAIN A.S. KO SHAEED KAR DIYA GAYA TAB AASHMAN SURKH HO GAYA.

Dusri rivayat me Imam ibn abi Hatim r.a. rivayat karte he ke jab IMAM HUSSAIN A.S. KO SAHEED KAR DIYA GAYA TO 4 DIN TAK ASHMAN KE KANARE SURKH RAHE..

Imam Jalaluddin Suyuti
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