Chapter One: Introduction

As soon as the moon of Muharam al-Haram appears, the Mullahs express their outrage at mourning for Imam Husayn (as) and pledge to get mourning processions banned. Nasibi websites are flooded with articles against mourning for Imam Husayn (as). These Nasibis dedicate...

Chapter Two: Commemorating Muharam

Introduction It is part of human nature that even after a hardship has passed, recalling those difficult times can reignite the pain and emotions originally experienced. Think about how hearing someone speak of a loss, an injustice, or a personal struggle often brings...

Chapter Three: The rewards for mourning Imam Husayn (as)

  Azadari distinguishes between the path of Husayn (as) and that of Yazeed Had it not been for these mourning rituals, the distinction between the path of Husayn (as) and that of Yazeed would have been destroyed, thanks to the efforts of Nasibis such as Sipah-e-Sahaba...

Chapter Four: Is Azadari against patience (sabr)?

  The Nasibi Mullah states: Haq Char Yaar: IN THE QUR’AN THE MUSLIMS ARE ADVISED: “O YE WHO BELIEVE!SEEK HELP IN PATIENCE AND PRAYER; FOR VERILY ALLAH IS WITH THOSE WHO ARE PATIENT.” (2: 153). Reply One – Overview of the verse Our initial replies to these Nawasib are...

Chapter Five: Crying and wailing for Imam Hussain (as)

    Crying is a natural act Islam is a religion based on nature. Wailing or weeping is the innate instinct of a human being. A newborn child starts his life crying. Weeping is not prohibited in any religion or creed of the world. Tears are automatically shed when a...