4. Saddam Hussain: From Tyrant to Hero | Dr. Sayed Ammar Nakshawani | Muharram 2025/1447

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[0:07]Just thought about So just uh for the brothers and sisters who

[0:37]either understand less or don't understand this kalam I'm going to be

[0:40]reciting one kalam inshallah it's more of a plea majad uh asking

[0:46]the generous one of kerbala to invite us to kerbala and to

[0:51]show us this uh miracle barhammed salawad Curry maker poj.

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[7:41][Music] Muhammad Ali Muhammad brother Muhammad Abbas Kharim and again to show

[8:09]our appreciation and to increase his servitude to the Bates with his

[8:12]beautiful recitations.

[8:14]Please can you recite the loud salawat?

[8:20]Before we continue on with the rest to the program.

[8:51]Brothers and sisters, I just wanted to outline some uh some some

[8:58]of the future nights that are happening inshallah on Friday night.

[9:03]So this coming Friday, we will have a Q&A session with Dr.

[9:07]Smani which will happen after.

[9:11]So you can stay until the end of the program and join

[9:17]in that Q&A session with the Also every night we are a

[9:26]multi multicultural uh organization, multicultural center and you'll notice inshallah you have

[9:30]noticed that there are a wide variety of people here in the

[9:38]hall.

[9:39]Pakistanis, Arabs of different backgrounds, uh Afghanis, you name it, I think

[9:44]we probably have it.

[9:44]And I think it's great to see that there is a center

[9:49]like this in Manchester which can serve the multiple uh cultures and

[9:54]multiple generations within.

[9:54]With that being said as well the recitations that we have throughout

[9:59]the night I know you've heard a lot of calams at the

[10:05]start of the melus towards the end of the majist when we

[10:08]go to lum and matum we do have by muhammed abas karim

[10:14]and also by our brother Muhammad bakar so you to stay and

[10:19]join in the lum for both uh reciters out of respect to

[10:24]both reciters and to the maj I understand if you need to

[10:29]leave you need to leave that's not a problem and if you

[10:31]do need to leave please leave quietly uh and with respect uh

[10:38]but for those who may not have known um or uh you

[10:41]unaware we do have uh Arabic recitation for as well after um

[10:47]after Muhammad Abbas Kharim so if you can stay for that then

[10:51]please do we also end the night and the medus with Satan

[10:56]Makain as well.

[10:56]So if you would like to stay and join us for that

[11:00]then you are all more than welcome inshallah.

[11:03]I'm going to invite our dear brother Muhammad Bas Kharim to recite

[11:08]another before the sayy joins us on the meimbar inshallah.

[11:12]So if you can if you can recite another loud salawat Muhammad

[11:16]and invite him back to the memberat Muhammad Ali Muhammad.

[11:20][Applause] But I thought about imm is ache.

[12:07][Applause] Bake barbar [Applause] [Applause] for those of you again once again

[12:44]just to translate.

[12:44]We're calling the Imam of our time.

[12:46]We've seen the situation around the world.

[12:48]So don't be shy.

[12:50]8 bar means just one more time.

[12:51]This is going to be universal goal.

[12:54]So join in with me with the loudest loudest of your voices.

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[19:54][Applause] One more time with the loudest of your voices.

[20:26][Music] [Music] Once again, if you can show your appreciation for our

[20:42]de dear beloved Muhammad Abbas Kharim with a loud salawat.

[20:53]Before I invite the say onto the member to uh deliver his

[21:01]lecture for tonight, as you get up to welcome the say, I'll

[21:04]ask you again to just shuffle forward, make some extra space for

[21:09]those that are coming in to join the lecture inshallah.

[21:11]So without further ado, I would like to invite Dr.

[21:17]Smarakani to the Mimbar to deliver another invigorating lecture as he has

[21:21]for the last three nights.

[21:23]And if you can invite him with the loudest of salawati.

[21:26]Muhammad.

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[22:04]I can't have that.

[22:10]Um, so even if you just give me this one.

[22:19]Leave it.

[22:21]It's fine.

[22:23]Perfect.

[22:24]Thanks.

[22:22]Happy Alhamdulillah.

[23:01]sinner.

[23:05][Music] Allah for Allah.

[24:08][Music] The first of our loud a second even louder of Immin.

[24:33]A third with your loudest voices in honor of the Imam of

[24:38]our time, Immed scholars, brothers and sisters, no Arab leader has inflicted

[24:57]as much pain on the Shia in the last 50 years or

[25:02]so as much as Saddam Hussein.

[25:04]This man who was seen as a tyrant at one point somehow

[25:08]is now seen as a hero in the Muslim world.

[25:11]We all know very well that Saddam was one of the most

[25:17]famous political figures himself.

[25:19]Colonel Gaddafi, Hosni Mubarak, Hafad Assad, King Fahed and others of that

[25:26]particular era were known as being the most formidable of leaders.

[25:29]But the reality is that millions of the Shia and millions of

[25:35]the followers of BAM either were persecuted personally or know of a

[25:42]family member or a friend who was executed by this man.

[25:48]Yet today something quite surprising has happened all of a sudden now

[25:52]when the man's name is mentioned in parts of the Middle East.

[25:55]We hear next to his name may Allah bless his soul.

[26:01]Sometimes you hear someone saying Allah or you say Saddam's name and

[26:07]they say Allah for example in certain even taxi rides when you're

[26:13]in the Middle East the moment people like myself are asked where

[26:17]are you from when we reply from Iraq straight away the reply

[26:22]comes to us the land of Saddam the great the land of

[26:27]Saddam the formidable the land of Saddam the great Arab leader leader,

[26:30]the land of Saddam, the leader of leaders.

[26:34]This is something quite unbelievable because you would imagine that most people

[26:39]in the era of the internet would be able to scour through

[26:45]all the videos online to see the amount of injustices and the

[26:50]amount of crime that Saddam Hussein inflicted on the Shia.

[26:54]If you were to take me to parts of Palestine today or

[26:57]to parts of North Africa, parts of Jordan, definitely parts of Saudi

[27:03]Arabia and other parts even Pakistan where there are people who mingle

[27:10]with each other and are intermarried who are Sunni and Shia.

[27:13]When you talk about Saddam, they say Saddam was the great leader.

[27:17]Saddam is the leader who sent Scud missiles onto Israel.

[27:22]Saddam was the man who fought the enemies of the religion of

[27:29]Islam.

[27:30]Saddam was the man who died on the day of Eid.

[27:30]And when he died, he uttered the Why is it that all

[27:48]of a sudden a man who was tyrannized and destroyed and hurt

[27:51]the lives of many in the world all of a sudden now

[27:55]is seen as a hero?

[27:58]Of course, there could be a number of reasons.

[28:01]One reason could be our fault.

[28:02]First and foremost, whenever you point fingers at anyone, always remember there

[28:07]are two pointing back at you.

[28:09]When I point fingers at everybody as to why someone is seen

[28:12]as a cult hero, the reality is I first have to look

[28:17]at myself.

[28:18]Do I as a shi know what Saddam did?

[28:20]I as a Shia living in the West today, whether I'm 15,

[28:27]whether I'm 21, whether I'm 65, whether I'm male, or whether I'm

[28:32]female, do I know what crime Saddam did?

[28:36]If I was to ask you a simple question, name me five

[28:40]of the famous or much that Saddam Hussein ordered for them to

[28:47]be executed.

[28:45]Name me five.

[28:48]I guarantee you 95% of the Shia world cannot name you.

[28:52]So whose fault is that?

[28:55]It's the fault of the others or it's our fault.

[28:59]The reality is the first reason Saddam Hussein has gone from being

[29:03]a tyrant to a hero is the fault of the Shia themselves.

[29:07]The Shia themselves on a more general level.

[29:10]We hardly know anything about each other's demographic history.

[29:16]Ask an Iraqi about the history of Indian Shia.

[29:20]Won't know.

[29:22]Ask an Indian about the history of Bahini.

[29:26]They won't know.

[29:25]Ask the Bahini the history of the won't know.

[29:30]Ask the history of for example the Syrian Shia, they won't know.

[29:36]Many of the Shia alive in the world today are so into

[29:42]their culture that they don't see the Shia as one body.

[29:45]If we saw our community as one body, then I would firstly

[29:52]try and visit other IM bargas, not just my own.

[29:56]Many of us are stuck in our own imam bar.

[29:58]The beautiful thing about this gathering and the beautiful thing about all

[30:02]of you here is that it's probably the most multicultural gathering that

[30:05]you have in the world.

[30:06]If you look to your right and your left, you'll see Shia

[30:11]of all different shapes and sizes and colors and demographics.

[30:14]If I was to stick to my own mosque or my own

[30:19]culture, then I wouldn't be able to open up about others and

[30:26]learn about others.

[30:24]Why is it that I imad an all married ladies from Africa?

[30:33]Why didn't they marry ladies from Medina?

[30:34]Why didn't they marry their cousins from Mecca?

[30:36]Why do they only marry from Africa?

[30:39]To open up so that the mind opens up, the horizons open

[30:45]up.

[30:45]When I am asked a question about Saddam, I as a Shia

[30:48]should be able to point out straight away and learn from the

[30:54]Jewish community.

[30:55]The Jewish community, they taught us a great lesson about the Holocaust.

[31:02]Never let people forget those of your people who have died and

[31:06]been killed.

[31:08]The Holocaust until today, films are made in Hollywood about the Holocaust.

[31:13]banners about the Holocaust, laws about the Holocaust, statues about the Holocaust,

[31:22]portrayals of the Holocaust, the Lebanese Shia and the Iranian Shia, many

[31:26]of them made sure that they honored their shada by naming streets

[31:31]after them, by having even graffiti on walls for people to remember

[31:36]them.

[31:39]The had to make sure that the has to make sure that

[31:44]the holocaust of Saddam is not forgotten.

[31:46]How many of you Shia have tried your hardest to dissect what

[31:54]took place between 79 and 2003?

[31:55]Saddam becomes president of Iraq in the late '7s until his downfall

[32:03]when a million of the Shia are killed.

[32:06]And by the way, by the way, there are many, we don't

[32:08]know where their bodies are.

[32:11]There are mass graves that have only been recently discovered.

[32:13]If you understand Arabic, and I'm sure it's subtitled, by the way,

[32:17]in English on YouTube recently, they caught Sadun Sabri.

[32:22]Sadun Sabri was the man who killed Ayatah Muhammad Bakar.

[32:26]Sadun Sabri was on the run for many years until the Iraqi

[32:32]government finally caught him.

[32:34]We know how revered ayat Allah has said Muhammad Bak is and

[32:42]his sister Hud that had been on the run for years.

[32:48]The Iraqi government caught him and they made him talk about all

[32:52]the Shia that he had killed.

[32:54]He himself amongst his confessions mentions that I personally killed 25,000.

[33:00]Personally, I killed 25,000.

[33:04]No, no, no.

[33:04]Not I ordered.

[33:09]There's a difference between I ordered Yazid ordered Ib to order Omar

[33:15]bin to kill Imam.

[33:18]No, no.

[33:20]Son says, I personally killed 25,000 Shia.

[33:23]And amongst those who I killed, some we tortured so severely.

[33:26]the methods of torture like the Holocaust the Jews made you understand

[33:34]that don't just say how many died describe the methods of torture

[33:39]opened up and describe those methods the reason there has to be

[33:45]an holocaust foundation for the Shia is because when I hear someone

[33:52]today saying number one or that needs a otherwise cannot be controlled

[33:58]number two all that I hear number three that Saddam died as

[34:02]a Muslim and he died as a on the path of Allah

[34:10]number three but worse than all of this is when you hear

[34:12]some not non-sh non Shia has his own opinions when you hear

[34:21]saying that Saddam's days were better that Saddam's days were better for

[34:30]highlights why when I come to preparing my muharam malis one of

[34:37]the malis I've always wanted to give was this one for years

[34:42]I have always thought about giving this majus why because there are

[34:45]mothers whose hearts are still broken there are mothers whose brothers never

[34:52]came back there are mothers whose kids never came back.

[34:57]There are wives whose husbands never came back.

[35:01]There are ladies whose parents were never seen again.

[35:03]I ask all of you, if someone one day took your three

[35:07]brothers and you never saw them again, what would happen to your

[35:10]life?

[35:11]If someone took your dad and you never even saw your dad's

[35:18]body again, never.

[35:17]I know people whose dads were taken, they have not found their

[35:20]body.

[35:22]If that happened, would you accept someone today saying Allah?

[35:28]You yourself would you?

[35:31]But the problem for many of us is we don't understand what

[35:34]Saddam did.

[35:35]And if you don't build memorials or if you don't make films,

[35:40]I remember someone coming to me saying to me, "Say, have you

[35:43]watched the devil's double?" It's a film about the double of Saddam.

[35:51]That is 1% of Saddam and the BI regime.

[35:53]And yet people still couldn't believe some of the things they saw.

[35:58]Therefore, for us, Saddam should never be forgotten because if you wanted

[36:04]to see persecution, Shiaopobia on the highest level, then it didn't take

[36:09]place a thousand years ago in Kbala.

[36:11]Karbala happened in different ways, in different places, on a more minuscule

[36:16]level.

[36:17]One of them was with Saddam Hussein.

[36:20]Let us tonight examine the terror of Saddam Hussein.

[36:25]So that the next time I meet someone who tells me Saddam

[36:28]was a good Muslim leader, I know all the points with which

[36:34]to reply.

[36:33]And I'd like to do this in the following stages.

[36:36]Number one, how does Saddam assume the helm of the Baist party?

[36:44]And what is the Ba'ist ideology?

[36:45]Number two, which of our stood against him?

[36:49]And how many of these am were executed?

[36:52]Number three, was it just who were executed or were there regular

[37:00]Shia who were executed as well?

[37:03]Number four, this walk between toalah and has it always been there?

[37:11]And why did Saddam ban Zir to go from 77 till 2003

[37:14]to go from Naj until Kbalah?

[37:20]Number four, what was the significance of the Iran Iraq war?

[37:23]Number five, what if someone comes and says, "May God bless Saddam's

[37:27]soul." How should we reply to them?

[37:29]Number six, what if someone says Iraq needs Saddam?

[37:33]How do we reply to them?

[37:34]Number seven, what if someone says, "Cuz you're Shia, you don't like

[37:38]him." How do I reply to them?

[37:43]Number eight, the double standards in the Sunni world.

[37:46]Bashar's bad, Saddam's good.

[37:51]What's the difference when they're both ba'ists?

[37:54]Number nine, if Saddam shot 39 scuds towards Israel and he is

[38:03]a great martyr, then how about a country that sent many, many

[38:06]more?

[38:07]Why do you hate them, but you like him?

[38:11]And finally, how many of these women and of these daughters and

[38:18]of these sons were executed in Saddam's prisons?

[38:20]And when they saw the writing on the wall of these prisons

[38:26]when he fell, which names of great ladies did they write on

[38:29]those walls?

[38:31]Let's examine this and dissect the topic in complete depth.

[38:33]Saddam was born in 1937.

[38:37]He was born in an area which many of you would have

[38:40]heard in the news everywhere called Tikit.

[38:43]He wasn't necessarily born in an upper class educated background.

[38:48]His mom herself was suicidal.

[38:50]The dad dies before he's even around and then the stepdad beats

[38:56]him.

[38:56]The man goes through a very turbulent early years.

[38:58]When you go through turbulence in your early childhood, sometimes that brings

[39:04]about a psychological trauma.

[39:07]You want to one day take out your vengeance because you yourself

[39:11]are the victim of some sort of vengeance in your life.

[39:16]At that time, the Arabs were wanting to unite with one another.

[39:20]There was an Arab nationalist movement where many of the Arabs were

[39:25]calling for the resurrection of a national Arab identity.

[39:28]Ba'ists, you've seen on the news, you always hear the Ba'ist government.

[39:33]Bath means resurrection.

[39:36]Adala im sometimes we say ma or we say that means to

[39:43]resurrect.

[39:44]They wanted to resurrect an Arab identity, not a Muslim identity.

[39:48]an Arab identity.

[39:52]Syrian baists were the ideologues.

[39:54]They wanted to rebuild this Arab fervor.

[39:58]They weren't interested in Islam as a way of life.

[40:00]Islam as a culture.

[40:03]Okay.

[40:04]But the laws and the governance of Islam, they were not interested

[40:08]in.

[40:09]Therefore, when you look at Syria under the Assad regime, they were

[40:13]not Shia.

[40:14]Syria under the Assad Ba'ist regime were secular Arabs.

[40:17]Nothing to do with religion.

[40:20]Religion was to be put on the side.

[40:22]What's number one?

[40:25]The United Arab Bond.

[40:26]I'm Arab, Syrian Arab, Lebanese Arab, Kuwaiti Arab, Arab Arab.

[40:32]That was the main thing.

[40:33]But then number two, at the same time, there was an idea

[40:38]of a one party state.

[40:39]There's no voting where everybody has a right to become the leader.

[40:44]One party authoritarian state anti-imperial Arab leadership.

[40:51]Saddam comes and joins the Ba'ath party and slowly becomes higher and

[40:57]higher in the Bath party.

[40:57]But he's also seen as the mobster and the gangster of the

[41:03]Bath party.

[41:02]anyone you want to take out like Don Kolonei or Scarface if

[41:08]they want to take somebody out one way or the other they

[41:11]will make sure that they finish them Saddam when he gets higher

[41:17]and higher within the Bath party anyone who was seen to speak

[41:20]out against the Ba party in and we're talking now the late

[41:23]60s and early 70s anyone who speaks out or has a certain

[41:29]plot about them in the B party they are to be watched

[41:34]they are to be killed.

[41:35]Many would notice that there were two who would speak out.

[41:38]Either the baist within the bath party would go against some of

[41:45]the principles or would speak out or the other group who started

[41:48]to speak out against the baist Arab identity were the Shia.

[41:53]The Shia there was now a reformation in Shiaism.

[41:58]That reformation was led by a few.

[42:02]Each of these would eventually be executed by Saddam.

[42:08]One way directly or another indirectly.

[42:12]Of these the highest of them was who was ayat Muhammad Bakad.

[42:20]Ayatah said Muhammad Bakad he was at a young age already providing

[42:29]an ideology for Islamic governance and for how Islam cannot be as

[42:35]the baist say Islam is just a culture.

[42:37]No Islam is a way of life.

[42:40]Sharia should be part of that way of life.

[42:44]Islam should not be forced on people.

[42:47]We live in a country where the religion shouldn't be forced on

[42:54]people.

[42:52]But neither should the baist panarab nationalism be forced on the people.

[42:58]When ayatah said and you had others at that time when they

[43:10]would all come together they would discuss this and they would try

[43:15]and make the become more religious with this.

[43:19]You know the Shia, many of our ancestors of the Shia in

[43:22]the 1950s and60s weren't that religious.

[43:24]Let's be frank.

[43:26]Many of our grandparents, if you look at them, many didn't even

[43:29]wear hijab.

[43:31]Many of them, Muharam was more of a culture than a religion.

[43:34]Many of them didn't understand the depths of until what?

[43:40]until you had scholars like Ayatah Hussein Muhammad Bak and he would

[43:45]go around and his teachers would go around, students would go around

[43:50]and they would begin to spread this word.

[43:51]The moment this began to happen, Saddam Hussein decides that I will

[43:58]execute or will get rid of anybody who's speaking out against the

[44:03]Bath party.

[44:04]I'll mention to you certain names of scholars who were executed.

[44:08]Huh?

[44:12]Saddam.

[44:13]May Allah bless us.

[44:16]Saddam's days were better.

[44:17]When you tell me Saddam's days were better executed by Saddam 1974

[44:25]Husseini as Gobeni all of these were executed by Saddam in 1974.

[44:36]Saddam Hussein notices that the Shia are the ones who are most

[44:42]ready to speak out against the Baist rule.

[44:46]Now, if I speak out against your rule, say I'm a Labor

[44:51]Party candidate.

[44:52]I can speak out against the Conservatives, can't I?

[44:54]If I'm a Democrat, I can speak out against a Republican.

[45:00]Republican can attack me as a Democrat.

[45:03]Saddam's Iraq while he's vice president, he makes sure that anybody who

[45:09]speaks out or anybody who is publicly religious is to be executed.

[45:15]Many at that time between 1974 and 1977 are sent to prisons

[45:24]and are executed until in 1977 a group of the Shia decide

[45:32]that they will not accept this bullying anymore.

[45:34]That group of the Shia used to walk from Naj to Kbalah

[45:38]and they used to go and visit Im Hussein.

[45:42]Today how many Zara groups do we see who go from Naj

[45:49]to Kbalah and they do Zara of Im Hussein.

[45:50]May Allah bless all of you to do Zara inshallah.

[45:54]Saddam Hussein makes an announcement in 77 whoever goes from Najaf to

[46:04]Kbalah for Zara of Imam Hussein we will kill them.

[46:06]Today we go zara.

[46:10]We're choosing which hotel, where shall I chill?

[46:14]What's the good food spot?

[46:14]Where shall I go out in the night?

[46:17]Where shall I go out in the day?

[46:20]Those days had made clear the tongues, the feet, the hands will

[46:31]all be chopped of any of the zir of Hussein.

[46:37]1977 a group of the Shia they decide in Naj that they're

[46:45]not going to take any of this nonsense from that moment until

[46:49]Saddam fell there were mass executions that took place 77 what happened

[46:59]they went from Najf they walked to Karbala killing squads of the

[47:03]baist came out and killed a lot of people in 77 7.

[47:09]Hence over here I have 77 because my uncle was one of

[47:13]the ones who was executed.

[47:30]Many lost lives.

[47:33]Uncle was married.

[47:36]He had a child.

[47:36]He heard a leader who said that if you go and visit

[47:42]Hussein, I'll kill you.

[47:45]My uncle was married with a kid.

[47:46]He said, "You're going to stop us visiting Imm Hussein." Tells his

[47:52]wife and his kid, "I'm going to Kbala." Man, no one stops

[47:57]us from the visitation of Imam Hussein.

[48:02]uncle executed.

[48:03]A 15year-old boy was executed.

[48:06]Others were all taken in.

[48:09]All taken prison.

[48:09]My other uncle was taken into prison.

[48:12]Many and I say my uncles, many were taken in simply because

[48:25]of what?

[48:25]because they were sh of IM Hussein.

[48:30]From 77 Saddam Hussein stops Hussein and if you were found to

[48:37]be listening to a cassette of Maj Hussein, your air would be

[48:41]cut.

[48:46]Is you know what they used to do?

[48:49]Used to get cassettes of speakers like Shehmed and others.

[48:51]But before the cassette begins, before the lecture, they put music So

[48:56]that just in case they are caught because what happens in Saddam's

[48:59]Iraq and Assad Syria is the walls have ears.

[49:07]Ba'ists police state authoritarian rule.

[49:10]Your own child may snitch on you.

[49:14]Your neighbor may snitch on you.

[49:18]So how do you live?

[49:19]You live in fear.

[49:20]A person's ear would be cut off the moment that person would

[49:26]be found to listen to majus.

[49:28]You know today people say to me Bahrain is oppressive to Shia

[49:33]in Bahrain.

[49:36]Manama is known as the second man is known as the second.

[49:46]If you're telling me Bahrain is oppressive to Shia when a capital

[49:51]is known as the second Kbala where they could do Zenjir in

[49:54]the streets I don't call that oppressive Saudi Arabia they say is

[49:59]oppressive to Shia there's 500 malis happening in Saudi Arabia right now

[50:06]Saudi Arabia allows Malis Hussein Bahrain allows Malis Hussein Saddam's 77 till

[50:14]2003 no Malis Hussein Unless you were one of the upper echelons

[50:19]of Baghdad where you had connections where you just said we're going

[50:22]to cook food or you were someone who was not interested in

[50:26]speaking out because financially OD and his brothers were looking after your

[50:30]family.

[50:31]Other than that between 1977 and 2003 Sh were butchered in a

[50:42]way like none other.

[50:43]Those who were outspoken like ayatah has said Muhammad bak he was

[50:50]taken and executed were others of the maraj of taken on the

[50:57]mads.

[50:58]Yes from thee family alone.

[51:00]You all know the family alakeim his sons and nephews and others

[51:11]because a couple of them were outspoken against Saddam.

[51:13]Saddam kept on taking one after the other.

[51:16]Execute, execute, execute, execute.

[51:18]Over 60 members, molanas of the Hakeim family were killed from the

[51:22]youngest to the oldest family killed.

[51:31]from his family killed from the Kali family killed from the Boraji

[51:39]family killed from the Garawi families killed I'm just giving you names

[51:44]of Maraja families someone might say these are only Maraj families because

[51:48]they spoke out against Saddam some of these did not speak out

[51:50]at all just they would go and cherrypick I want to kill

[51:54]him pop done nothing wrong I'll kill him kill him kill him

[51:57]there were others who were youth who had not spoken out against

[52:01]the government.

[52:01]Maybe they grew a beard and they looked religious taken.

[52:06]Others who were taken until Saddam begun the Iraq Iran war 1980

[52:17]till 1988 war Iraq versus Iran had just assumed the helm in

[52:24]Iran.

[52:23]America starts backing Saddam alongside all the Arab countries except which one?

[52:35]Syria.

[52:32]All the other Arab countries back Saddam to destroy the Shia in

[52:41]an 8-year war where 1 million people died.

[52:44]1 million people.

[52:47]Saddam was also very clever.

[52:48]If Shia are fighting me and I'm going to fight them, who

[52:54]do I put at the front lines of my army?

[52:56]My baists or do I put Shia at the front?

[53:01]So then what happens when an Iranian Shia sees?

[53:06]How does he know if he's Ba'ist or Shia?

[53:07]Before you know it, Shia killing Shia.

[53:11]And in some cases, Iranian soldiers who don't know what to do,

[53:19]whether the guy who's telling them that he's Shi is telling the

[53:21]truth or not telling the truth.

[53:23]In those eight years, a million died in Iran.

[53:28]Half a million shada from this man who Sunni Muslims say great

[53:34]hero of Islam.

[53:37]Great hero of Islam.

[53:40]After that, during those years in the 80s, how many of you

[53:43]have heard of a prison called Abu?

[53:47]You remember Abu?

[53:47]Abu?

[53:48]What's it famous for now?

[53:53]American soldiers taking photos of exfists naked in the prison.

[53:56]Abu in these prisons.

[53:56]What were they?

[53:58]What was Abu?

[54:00]Abu was a prison where they would torture and especially the Shia

[54:05]torture.

[54:06]out.

[54:07]Sadly says one of the ways that we tortured Shia, unless they

[54:12]confessed, we would use pliers to pull their teeth out.

[54:17]You go to the dentist, you need all of this anesthetic and

[54:22]to avoid pain and so on, pliers to pull the Shia's teeth

[54:28]out.

[54:26]Our sister, Professor Nor Zahedi, has written articles about Shia woman in

[54:33]prison.

[54:34]Shia women in prison who were taken from their homes in their

[54:41]teens and their 20s would be taken to these prisons and they

[54:44]would be raped continuously.

[54:46]Go and read her article nor Zahi.

[54:51]Read her article about her interviews with Shia woman who were raped

[54:57]in prison.

[54:56]Raped continuously in prison with their heads smashed on walls with their

[55:05]body parts ripped into pieces.

[55:07]Hung by their breasts to fans.

[55:10]Fatamas and zahas and zanabs all being put in prisons.

[55:20]Torture, torture, torture.

[55:20]One after that.

[55:22]That's the ones who made it out.

[55:24]I know a story.

[55:24]Hear this story, please.

[55:27]I know a lady, her husband got caught by Saddam.

[55:30]I know her family.

[55:33]Her husband got caught by Saddam by the officials.

[55:36]She had just got married to her husband.

[55:37]They just got married.

[55:40]The husband got caught.

[55:43]They took her in as well.

[55:47]The dad wanted to inquire.

[55:46]Where's my daughter?

[55:49]Went to inquire.

[55:51]They said to him, "Your daughter's been caught because your husband has

[55:56]been charged of being a member of the Da Party.

[55:58]That was the main reason you'd get caught." Or, "You're a traitor

[56:03]who likes Iran." The dad said, "So, my daughter's in prison?" Yes.

[56:07]And the husband?

[56:09]Yes.

[56:10]He said, "But they're both newly married." Said, "Doesn't matter.

[56:12]We won't let them go unless they confess to tell us who

[56:14]the other Shia members are." You know what the dad did?

[56:19]Dad said, "I love her so much.

[56:22]Let my daughter out.

[56:22]I'll go in.

[56:23]That girl came out.

[56:27]The dad went in.

[56:26]They executed the dad and the husband.

[56:30]Imagine living the rest of your life knowing your dad did that

[56:36]for you.

[56:37]The dad could not take his daughter being in prison.

[56:39]So the dad said, "Take her out.

[56:46]Let me go in." The lady had just got married.

[56:48]the young girl, her husband and her father never to be seen

[56:53]by her again.

[56:56]1991, Saddam Hussein goes on to fight Kuwait, Gulf War.

[57:02]Many of you will remember when he doesn't achieve victory, the Shia

[57:08]arise in 91.

[57:11]They take over most of the cities except Baghdad.

[57:13]Schwarzkoff, as America does, kicks off a war and then closes it

[57:20]in their favor.

[57:18]Schwarzko allows the no-fly zone.

[57:25]Saddam can now fly.

[57:24]And now who takes over is taken over by his sons and

[57:30]his son-in-laws.

[57:31]Sons and son-in-laws.

[57:36]People like Hussein Camil and Saddam Camel.

[57:39]They go on a killing spree of Shia from the south all

[57:45]the way to the haram of Imam al Hussein.

[57:49]When they get to the haram of Im Hussein, Saddam, Saddam's days

[57:55]were better.

[57:55]That's what they say to me today.

[57:57]Saddam, may Allah have mercy on him.

[57:59]His days were better.

[58:05]This tyrant on him and on those who love him.

[58:07]This man and his soldiers go towards the grave of Im Hussein

[58:13]in Kbala, they begin to shoot the grave of Im Hussein.

[58:18]Go when you go to the Dar of Im Hussein.

[58:20]I want you next time just look on top of the you'll

[58:22]see bullet marks, bullet holes.

[58:25]If you read Arabic, it will say 1991.

[58:28]These are the bullet marks of the shots of the baists when

[58:35]they shot the grave of Imam Hussein.

[58:37]They plummeted and they took so many of the Shia from different

[58:44]areas.

[58:44]If they had evidence on them, they took.

[58:46]If they had no evidence, it doesn't matter.

[58:47]Shabb especially, you know who lost many?

[58:52]Nasria lost many in southern Iraq.

[58:59]Nasri and southern Iraq lost so many who gave lives away fighting

[59:03]Saddam and his government.

[59:04]So many were executed to the extent they would put them all

[59:10]in mass graves, dig over the graves.

[59:12]And I've said this before.

[59:12]One day I was in a cafe in Kerbala.

[59:15]The owner of the cafe said to me say underneath where you're

[59:18]sitting is a mass grave where the bath buried shia alive and

[59:27]has areas which are just mass graves of shia.

[59:34]Saddam the hero, Saddam the Arab leader.

[59:38]All of these years executed Shia, innocent men, innocent woman, innocent children.

[59:46]And yet you find people praising him.

[59:49]Let's see why they praise him.

[59:51]The first reason they say, "Look, Iraq needs Saddam.

[59:57]Iraq cannot be led unless you have a strong leader like Haj

[60:01]or Saddam." I said what am I an animal?

[60:05]When you say I need a strong what am I an animal?

[60:08]You say to me I need a strong leader like and firstly

[60:14]which examples what is hajj?

[60:16]Even Sunnis find it hard to respect is a bloodthirsty individual who

[60:24]even ruined the image of Islam.

[60:25]When someone comes and tells you or needs and who is it?

[60:32]You'll find some Lebanese taxi driver or some Moroccan cab driver or

[60:37]some Palestinian or someone Pakistani will say Iraq needs a strong leader.

[60:41]First sort out your own countries before you tell me about mine.

[60:43]Number one.

[60:45]Number two, when you say to me, Haj is a bloodthirsty individual.

[60:49]There's nothing to respect about Haj.

[60:51]Number three, when you say to me that Iraq needs a strong

[60:57]leader and only a strong leader can look after Iraq and be

[61:00]someone who cements authority, then why did Allah send Moses?

[61:05]Allah should have just kept Feron.

[61:07]If the world is about having strong leaders, why did Allah send

[61:14]messengers to strong leaders?

[61:15]Was Fyon a strong leader?

[61:16]Yes.

[61:17]Was Nimro a strong leader?

[61:19]Yes.

[61:20]So why would Allah send Moses and Abraham for what reason?

[61:25]If it's about the strength of a leader, God doesn't need to

[61:28]send messengers, a strong leader who keeps people on check by beheading

[61:32]them, by shooting them on the spot.

[61:35]So why God did you send Moses and you sent Abraham?

[61:36]You should have just kept the authority of the state strong.

[61:41]When God sent messengers, messengers were meant to establish justice.

[61:45]Messengers were meant to establish equity.

[61:47]If I see one man's voice ruling and nepotism where only his

[61:54]sons or his tribe or his city you know there was a

[61:57]rule for and mul and samur and there was another rule for

[62:03]najf carbala and the south mul samur these areas even the water

[62:10]supply was different even the construction was different the positions of the

[62:16]government were given to them Now you tell me I need a

[62:20]strong leader then you as a Muslim should never mention to me

[62:22]that is bad.

[62:23]You should say Allah Allah say what do you mean Allah was

[62:31]strong you said is strong so we should ask Allah to bless

[62:36]no no no it's not about the strength of a leader if

[62:39]a person is a strong leader that's good but if they can

[62:42]rape whoever they want and execute whoever they want and destroy the

[62:45]lives of whoever they want then Islam came as what Islam came

[62:48]as a rahma to mankind as a mercy Islam came to look

[62:53]after the rights of the property of the human, the honor of

[62:58]the human, the intellect of the human, the life of the human,

[63:01]the religion of the human.

[63:01]Number one, needs a strong leader like Saddam.

[63:06]No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[63:08]Number one, we reject that one.

[63:12]Number two, they say Saddam is a good leader.

[63:13]Why?

[63:13]Because he uttered the when he died.

[63:16]Many of you saw on television before Saddam died.

[63:21]He said Allahbar.

[63:22]We would all say that when we're about to be hung as

[63:28]well.

[63:30]True.

[63:27]If I'm going to be hung like Allahbar Allahbar Allahbar Allahbar.

[63:40]Then you saw straight away in Palestine Saddam is Shahit, Saddam, Shahit,

[64:03]the Palestinians, they were all putting plaqueards with his picture, the great

[64:10]leader Sadam, why Palestinian?

[64:18]Why?

[64:18]Why didn't speak for you Palestinian?

[64:22]You forgot.

[64:23]Why Palestinian?

[64:26]Why Saddam fought for eight years didn't speak on your behalf for

[64:37]stay that quickly?

[64:36]you turn.

[64:39]When I said this, people said to me, "But there was no

[64:44]internet at the time." I agree.

[64:45]Media blackout.

[64:47]Today, when I see people from the same nation saying, "Shah, Shahid."

[64:53]Saddam was a shahid.

[64:57]Why?

[64:57]Because he uttered the calmer just before he died.

[65:02]So did Fon.

[65:02]See the Faron comparison.

[65:06]You like it?

[65:06]Why don't we say how many of you have read Surah Junas

[65:17]verse 91?

[65:33]What does Alamin al Pharaoh when he was drowning what did he

[65:40]say now I believe in the Lord of Mah says now after

[65:59]all those killings all those executions Now when you are dying you

[66:07]are to the if a person today comes and tells me Saddam

[66:13]is a ma because he said the then I will ask God

[66:18]to raise me with and to raise you with then that person

[66:26]no no no no no anyone but why said the by the

[66:32]way who did believe at the end some of them you never

[66:37]know Allah might forgive far and he said the saying the when

[66:41]the sword is on your neck you don't get away with that

[66:44]otherwise we'll all do that I'll do 70 years of haram and

[66:50]then I'll be like number one Iraq is a strong leader then

[66:59]we should have kept our own number two Saddam said the kim

[67:04]at the end.

[67:04]Therefore, you have to look after him.

[67:05]Let's raise you with inshallah together because of that point.

[67:12]Number three, Saddam's days were better than today.

[67:14]They say that Saddam's days were better than today.

[67:19]How is it better than today?

[67:22]How is it better?

[67:24]Even the national team can breathe when they go to play football.

[67:29]Our good friend Hamad is somewhere here.

[67:31]the crowd.

[67:33]May Allah bless him and bless the national team inshallah to get

[67:40]to the World Cup by some inshallah.

[67:41]Those days, if they're better, look the players now are chilling, relaxing.

[67:47]At least they can go around in those days.

[67:47]Imagine if you lost the match.

[67:50]What's going to do to you?

[67:51]Give you a birthday cake.

[67:53]Iraq was better before.

[67:56]But you lose s Muhammad bak.

[67:58]That's better.

[68:00]You lose great and mar from that's better.

[68:04]Shia getting killed is better.

[68:06]Executions is better.

[68:06]Muslims killing each other is better.

[68:10]Number three, could we go on Zara in Saddam's days comfortably?

[68:14]Could when in those days could we come and stand and say

[68:18]Hussein Hussein could we do that in those days?

[68:22]The only leake you'd get is a bullet in your head.

[68:27]Correct.

[68:28]you won't get anything else.

[68:28]They said no no no no economically those days economically you may

[68:33]have been enjoying but I tell you what there was a lot

[68:35]suffering in Iraq just because you might have been chilling in certain

[68:41]upper class circles who is it that say Saddam's days were better

[68:45]either the Sunnis in Iraq they love those days of course you

[68:47]love it but he's looking after you or the Shia who have

[68:53]no idea about what's going on or the Shia who decided to

[68:55]close their ears because they didn't want to get themselves was in

[69:02]trouble.

[69:00]Any human with a conscience would never say those days are better.

[69:06]No chance.

[69:05]Look at us now.

[69:07]We go to Naj Zara comfortably.

[69:08]Kbal comfortably and they try and watch this now in the media.

[69:12]They try and say, you know what, Saddam's day is better cuz

[69:18]they're not happy seeing us happy in Zara Hussein.

[69:20]It's killing them when they see the march.

[69:24]When they see millions come, it's killing them.

[69:26]So, you know what rumor they spread?

[69:29]Iraq is unsafe.

[69:30]Do you know how many people I tell is safe?

[69:33]Go.

[69:33]Go Baghdad now.

[69:33]Go Kerbala now.

[69:35]Go chill.

[69:34]Enjoy.

[69:34]Go to Naj.

[69:36]Go.

[69:37]They're like, but we heard it's unsafe.

[69:41]It's not unsafe.

[69:39]Go.

[69:40]The media that is anti- IM Hussein, anti the Shia wants to

[69:48]keep promoting this and you have to promote otherwise.

[69:50]Number four, there are those who say Saddam is a great leader

[69:57]because Saddam sent Scud missiles towards Israel.

[70:01]How many did he send in 1991?

[70:04]He sent 39.

[70:02]Yeah.

[70:03]So he's a great leader.

[70:08]Why?

[70:09]When Saddam sends 39 towards Israel, you say great Muslim leader.

[70:13]When Iran does it, you called it fireworks.

[70:17]When Iran does it, you cannot have it in you in some

[70:23]cases to say well done.

[70:26]Why?

[70:24]Because to you Saddam represents this whereas Iran represents this.

[70:30]That's the difference.

[70:32]I have seen the biggest hypocrisy on this issue.

[70:36]Saddam he is the only leader.

[70:38]Okay.

[70:38]So Iran done it.

[70:44]Another point when Bashar Assad fell how many Sunni Facebook, Tik Tok,

[70:52]Insta, that evil man, that baist, he killed so many Muslims.

[70:55]May he burn in hell.

[70:56]Saddam, that good man.

[71:00]May Allah bless him.

[71:00]Such a strong leader.

[71:03]Bashar baist.

[71:05]Saddam ba'ist.

[71:07]Bashar.

[71:06]Many under him died.

[71:09]Saddam, many under him died.

[71:09]Why is it for Saddam?

[71:12]You wonder about whether to attack.

[71:14]Whereas Bashar, you don't mind if a terrorist takes over him.

[71:20]And talking of terrorists taking over him, when you're not happy that

[71:27]Shia are now in power, don't worry.

[71:28]You had a ter you had a bad man, terrorists took over

[71:30]him.

[71:30]We had a bad man.

[71:33]Us terrorists are now in charge.

[71:34]That's the way the world works.

[71:37]If you are happy that Joani took over Bashar, be happy that

[71:41]we took over Saddam.

[71:42]But they cannot.

[71:45]Why?

[71:46]Because for them it doesn't matter.

[71:48]Shia is the scourge.

[71:49]Shia is the enemy.

[71:52]Shia attacks Israel, no problem.

[71:54]This is not good.

[71:58]If Saddam does it, hero Shia come into power, then it's not

[72:01]good.

[72:01]If Saddam's in power, irrespective of whoever he's killed, there's no issue.

[72:06]And that's why for us we thank Allah that we saw no

[72:12]more of that baptistic disaster.

[72:14]That was a poison in our life and a bella in our

[72:19]life.

[72:20]But the reality was for us that we saw many great shada

[72:25]who had passed and many who had laid their lives on the

[72:28]path of Imam Hussein.

[72:31]Um they done an investigation on the walls of those prisons especially

[72:35]where many of these ladies were in prison.

[72:38]These girls were 18, 20, 21, 25 and those who survived to

[72:45]come out of the prison.

[72:45]They would talk about those who were inside and they'd say this

[72:51]one the way she was molested.

[72:52]This one the way she was hit.

[72:53]This one the way she was attacked.

[72:55]But they would say that the only thing that would keep us

[72:59]going were the ladies of Kerbala.

[73:02]That's all that we had in our heads.

[73:04]Were it not for the ladies of the 10th of Muharam and

[73:08]the ones who continued after the 10th of Muharam, we would never

[73:13]have had the strength to continue in those prisons.

[73:17]When those Ba'ist officials would come and whip us or kick us

[73:20]or slap us or take out our eyes, we would remember the

[73:26]slaps of the 10th of Muhar and we'd remember the kicks of

[73:31]the 10th of Muhar.

[73:32]What is there to inspire the Shia who have been through so

[73:38]much except what took place in Kabala?

[73:40]And you know for many of these ladies even the youngest and

[73:45]the oldest of Kbalah inspired them.

[73:48]For some of those ladies they would write on the wall zra

[73:52]and others would have written fat zah and others would have written.

[73:59]But other names were also on those walls.

[74:03]Amongst them they also found And they also found suka.

[74:14]And they also found who?

[74:19]And they also found the names of Roa.

[74:22]Ladies who before they were killed, they thought of those ladies who

[74:29]had come before them and who had seen the biggest calamity.

[74:32]Whatever those ladies saw in Iraq, there was no bigger calamity than

[74:39]what the ladies of Al Muhammad endured.

[74:41]There's a phrase that should stick in your heart.

[74:44]Kbala began when Im Hussein was killed.

[74:50]Try and etch that in your heart.

[74:53]Kbala begun when Imam Al Hussein was killed because the true balah

[75:02]begun on those ladies of Al Muhammad.

[75:04]Some of those ladies had to console other ladies.

[75:08]Yes.

[75:09]Some of those ladies had to console the others who had lost

[75:12]their sons, who had lost their daughters.

[75:16]But throughout that there was one particular girl who was always looking

[75:20]for some consolation.

[75:23]Who was that?

[75:25]The four-year-old daughter of Imam Hussein.

[75:26]Yes.

[75:28]That young girl was always looking for some consolation.

[75:32]Because she in every step of the journey, she would be the

[75:38]one who would always be asking the question, where is my father?

[75:41]Yes.

[75:42]Who does she want to see?

[75:44]She just wants to see her father.

[75:47]She would keep asking Zanabis, "Where is my father?

[75:52]I want to see my father." Imagine those ladies in Saddam's time.

[75:57]They were being tortured.

[76:00]But they said that we will never forget the torture of the

[76:03]daughters of Allah.

[76:05]That daughter of Imam Hussein who' kept on asking asking she'd kept

[76:15]on asking where is my father show me my father Im Hussein

[76:22]every time would hear she'd say to her don't worry your father

[76:28]is on a journey in the ruins of Sham they would keep

[76:35]asking the question I wanted to my father.

[76:38]The same ladies who were in prison in now there are ladies

[76:40]back before them who were in the prisons of Sham.

[76:44]What of the daughters of Fat all these years?

[76:50]This one she was there in the prison that night.

[76:53]She woke up with a scream.

[76:55]That scream she called out, I want to see my father.

[77:00]Show me my father.

[77:03]SA Zam said, "What is it?" She said, "I saw my father

[77:07]in my dream." And he told me, "Come and sit in my

[77:10]lap.

[77:11]Allow me to see my father.

[77:17]I want to see my father one final time." The narrations mentioned

[77:21]to us that her scream made the Khalifa wake up.

[77:25]Yes, he woke up.

[77:25]He said, "What was that?" They said to him that there was

[77:29]a scream.

[77:30]He said, "What is that scream?

[77:31]Go and investigate." When they came to investigate, they were told, "It's

[77:35]the daughter of Jose.

[77:38]She wants to see her father." When he was told, "She wants

[77:42]to see her father." He said, "Then let her see her father.

[77:44]Take the head of her father.

[77:47]Take the head of her father.

[77:51]Let her see her father." Imagine she was sitting with her auntie

[77:58]Zab.

[77:56]when she was sitting with her auntie Zab all of a sudden

[78:02]these soldiers came in there was a box in front of her

[78:07]she looked at it she turned around to her auntie said auntie

[78:10]I'm not hungry why do they give me this food when her

[78:16]auntie saw this her auntie began to cry because her auntie knew

[78:20]what she was about to see the moment she uncovered the looks.

[78:27]She saw the holy head of the holy head of Abuhammedah in

[78:36]front of her.

[78:36]Imagine my dear brothers and sisters seeing your father's decapitated head in

[78:44]front of you.

[78:49]Who is it that's orphaned me at this young age?

[78:54]She began to call out, "Father, father, father, who's dyed your beard

[79:01]with all that blood?

[79:02]Father, father, father, who is there for these orphans?

[79:08]No one here to protect us." Then all of a sudden, there

[79:14]was a silence.

[79:13]That silence, Immad then said, "In may Allah bless your tears." Yes.

[79:29]return went to the nurse.

[79:35]There was a nurse there at the time.

[79:37]She said to her that if you don't mind, can you come

[79:40]and give this girl so that nurse came to give theul to

[79:46]this young girl.

[79:45]The nurse took her.

[79:48]Then she came back shortly.

[79:48]She said to her, I apologize.

[79:50]She said, "What is it?" She said, "I won't be able to

[79:55]give her house." She said to her, "Why?" She said, "Was she

[79:59]ill when she died?" She said to her, "No, she wasn't ill."

[80:04]She then asked her, "Then what are the blue marks all over

[80:10]her body?" And that moment, Zane began to cry.

[80:17]She called out, "Those aren't the marks of an illness.

[80:22]Those are the bruises from shimmers.

[80:44]Raise your hands my dear brothers and sisters.

[80:47]We ask Allah subhana wa ta'ala to bless all of those shada

[80:53]who died in those years in ya Allah.

[80:55]Ya Allah relieve the hearts of all the parents who have lost

[80:59]children in that period.

[81:00]Ya Allah, relieve the hearts of the sons and daughters who lost

[81:06]siblings and par and parents in that period.

[81:10]Ya Allah, may your curses continue to be on Saddam and all

[81:13]those who supported him.

[81:14]We pray to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to raise us with Muhammad

[81:19]and al Muhammad.

[81:19]Ya Allah gain vengeance with the imam of our time, im.

[81:25]Pray to Allah subhana wa ta'ala in the name of all of

[81:30]these tears that you've shed.

[81:30]Answer our ya Allah.

[81:33]Allow us to be amongst the shuada in the path of the

[81:39]imam.

[81:41]Ya Allah.

[81:39]Let's all raise our hands together in [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] We

[82:12]pray to Allah subhana wa tala but before it the loudest of

[82:18]your salaw.

[82:39]Yeah.

[82:40]Hussein.

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