Significance of Allah's month Muharram

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Beautiful post! Thank you for taking out the time to create it. May Allah SWT shower his blessings upon us all. Ameen.

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rosinagoor

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Wonderful Thread Kiran 😊
May Allah Shower all his Good wishes & Blessings upon us all 😊

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Masha Allah. Thanks for the information. May Allah Taala in this new hijri shower his blessings on this ummah and may we get closer to him through the right way possible. Ameen

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ApniShakalDekh

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Subhan Allah. thank u so much for this wonderful information sister. Allah bless u and all Muslims around globe. Respect this Month. Jazak Allah.

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Sonia

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Posted: 10 years ago

#46

I clearly object against this post.

May I kindly request the topic maker to edit his or her post and remove the following paragraph:

"There is misunderstanding amongst many people that Muharram is a mourning month while it holds its own unique importance since the beginning of time as described above. There is also a misunderstanding that Muharram's importance is only due to the sad incident of Karbla which took place on 10th Muharram in 61 Hijery."

Muharram, in all significance is known as a mourning month in Islam because the Holy Prophet (PBUH)'s grandson sacrificed his life in order to save the religion of Islam. There is no where written in the Quran that a person is not allowed to mourn for more than three days.

Yes, there are differences between the opinions of Shi'a Muslims and Sunni Muslims. But you cannot make a post and decide for everyone as to what happens. If nothing else, you could have at least left a footer saying that the opinion of Muslims from other sectors may vary from yours.

I request for an immediate change to this post as soon as is possible. It is quite offensive to allow just a one-sided post on the view of Muharram.

Edited by christiandior. - 10 years ago

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laila

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: christiandior.
I clearly object against this post.

May I kindly request the topic maker to edit his or her post and remove the following paragraph:

"There is misunderstanding amongst many people that Muharram is a mourning month while it holds its own unique importance since the beginning of time as described above. There is also a misunderstanding that Muharram's importance is only due to the sad incident of Karbla which took place on 10th Muharram in 61 Hijery."

Muharram, in all significance is known as a mourning month in Islam because the Holy Prophet (PBUH)'s grandson sacrificed his life in order to save the religion of Islam. There is no where written in the Quran that a person is not allowed to mourn for more than three days.

Yes, there are differences between the opinions of Shi'a Muslims and Sunni Muslims. But you cannot make a post and decide for everyone as to what happens. If nothing else, you could have at least left a footer saying that the opinion of Muslims from other sectors may vary from yours.

I request for an immediate change to this post as soon as is possible. It is quite offensive to allow just a one-sided post on the view of Muharram.

Let me clear onething,

my father told me once that we don't cry coz Imam Hussain (A.S) was Martyred (Shaheed) in the cruellest way possible but because he was helpless (Mazloom).

That's why shia calls him Mazloom-e-Qarbla not Shaheed-e-Qarbla when they mourn.

and there is no such thing like Shia muslims or sunni muslims. We all are just Muslims. again I would quote my father he said, " Being Muslim is religious choice but being shia or sunni is not religious it's cultural."

I hope I was able to present my point in understandable way without offending anyone.😊

Edited by laila1994 - 10 years ago