Chapter Nineteen: Conclusion

We would like to conclude our article with these wonderful lines of poetry: Az Fikr-e-Aaqibat Rahidam,Jins Ghum Aal Tu Khareedam “O Master! I have been liberated from worry about the afterlife because I have bought the gender of grief of your pure descendants. Thus,...

Chapter Eighteen: The tragedy of Karbala

We have given these examples of Non – Muslim people only to show how commemoration days, memorials and anniversaries are celebrated the entire world over and how such remembrances are given universal importance. In our present times too, we see that customs of...

Chapter Seventeen: Azadari in other cultures

The world in which we are living is a materialistic, mundane entity with a finite and a definite end; that is to say that it is going to come to an end one day or the other. It came into existence and certainly it has to go out of this existence. In the same way, all...

Chapter Sixteen: Refuting common Nasibi objections to Azadari

  First Objection – Martyrdom should be celebrated not mourned Why do the Shi’a deem the martyrdom of Imam Husayn (as) a tragedy, when it should be a happy occasion? The slain leader of the Nasibi organization Sipah Sahaba, Azam Tariq in his famed ‘Khutbah Jail’ sets...