Martyrdom of Imam Hassan (AS) - Sayed Mohammed Sadiq Qazwini

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[0:01][Music] Are you guys [Music] ready?

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[2:41]Hello.

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[2:47][Music] Muhammad Ali.

[3:01]Muhammad.

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[3:47][Music] for illallah.

[4:20][Music] illuminate your hearts and your souls with the remembrance of Muhammad

[4:44]Ali Muhammad Aliham.

[4:48]Respected scholars, brothers and sisters, I extend my sincerest condolences to you

[4:57]all and to the Imam of our time as we commemorate the

[5:04]anniversary of the martyrdom of our second Imam the greatest grandson of

[5:10]Hassan.

[5:13]We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala on a night like this to

[5:18]allow us to learn from the legacy of imassam and to get

[5:26]even a step closer to him and to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[5:32]It is narrated that on the sixth year of Hij the prophet

[5:38]sallallahu alaihi gathers his companions about 1,500 of them they leave the

[5:46]city of Medina and they head towards the city of Mecca and

[5:50]since is still under the control and since Mecca is still under

[5:57]the control of Quraysh the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasall instructs his companions

[6:04]to leave their weapons behind as a sign to that they're not

[6:08]going to Mecca for war, making it clear that their only purpose

[6:13]to visit Mecca is to perform the omrah.

[6:19]But as they get closer towards the city of Mecca, stops them

[6:25]and they prevent them from moving forward.

[6:30]And so at the moment some of the companions of rush to

[6:36]make a decision rather than waiting for the prophet to make his

[6:40]decision.

[6:43]They rush to make a decision of their own.

[6:46]And they ask the prophet let's fight.

[6:50]We can beat them.

[6:51]We have the numbers to defeat and so let's fight them.

[6:57]But the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasall decides otherwise given his knowledge that

[7:04]is granted by Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

[7:06]The prophet knew that this was not the right time to fight

[7:11]and instead he makes a peace treaty with a treaty by the

[7:18]name of now some of the companions of were very upset.

[7:25]Some of them began even doubting the message of the prophet sallallahu

[7:31]alaihi wasallam.

[7:33]They began doubting their very own religion.

[7:36]One of them he admits himself saying I never doubted in the

[7:48]religion of Islam but I doubted on that day.

[7:52]messenger of Allah.

[7:54]And the prophet tells him, "Of course, I'm the messenger of Allah."

[7:59]He tells him, "Then how are you making a pact with Quraysh?"

[8:03]And he goes to another companion and a second companion and a

[8:09]third companion telling them, "How is this man a messenger of Allah

[8:12]if he's making a pact with Quraysh?" And so essentially, they doubt

[8:18]their own messenger.

[8:19]They doubt their own religion.

[8:22]And subhan Allah just a few years after the death of this

[8:28]man becomes a appointed representing Islam representing the message that he doubted.

[8:38]Make it make sense.

[8:41]Now fast forward to 35 years later in the year 41 of

[8:50]Hijra.

[8:48]The grandson ofah is now facing the same dilemma that his grandfather

[8:56]faced.

[8:56]There's an enemy and circumstances are not allowing the the imam, the

[9:04]the infallible to pursue war.

[9:08]And so he deems fit.

[9:10]And if he deems fit, it means that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala

[9:13]deemed fit that war is not the right choice.

[9:18]And so what he does is he makes a pact with the

[9:26]enemy, a peace treaty with the enemy.

[9:30]And while the enemy that was against who were pagans, this time

[9:37]the enemy was within the folds of Islam.

[9:41]By name they held the banner of Islam.

[9:45]But in reality the enemy was not that different.

[9:47]You see in the first treaty the enemy was the disbeliever and

[9:54]his wife the cannibal.

[9:55]This time it was the son of the disbeliever and son of

[10:00]the cannibal.

[10:00]But nevertheless the imisam was in a circumstance where he had to

[10:06]make a pact.

[10:07]And so you have a an infallible that makes a decision regardless

[10:16]of whatever decision he makes.

[10:18]The duty of any believer is to follow his decision.

[10:23]However, what you find is that similarly to how they doubted the

[10:30]prophet of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, they doubted the imam of Allah.

[10:38]The very companions that claimed to be following the Imam came to

[10:48]him, humiliated him, insulted him and they addressed him as peace be

[10:58]upon you, a one who humiliated the believers.

[11:03]Immiam tells them, "How did I humiliate the believers?

[11:07]What I did was preserve the sanctity of believers by keeping them

[11:11]alive.

[11:11]Had this war happened, not a single believer on earth would have

[11:16]remained.

[11:20]But they still went against their imam." Another man tells the Imam

[11:28]years after the incident, he tells the imam, he tells him, "I

[11:31]wish you had died on this day and I wish I died

[11:35]with you and I wish that we never seen a day like

[11:36]this." And while we're here gathered in this beautiful weather looking back

[11:50]at history wondering how can these people do such a thing to

[11:54]their imam?

[11:56]How can these people go against the word of their imam?

[12:00]Go against the word of their very own prophet.

[12:03]There's also an important question that we have to ask ourselves and

[12:09]that is what made these people go against the prophet what made

[12:16]these people go against and what made them go against Hass.

[12:23]And we have to ask ourselves as we commemorate our second Imam

[12:31]while these people had an imam in their own time and they

[12:37]went against his word.

[12:42]What about us?

[12:40]We have an immong but are we upholding our duty towards our

[12:51]imam or no?

[12:52]They went and so we have to look at the issue that

[12:57]led them to go against their im.

[13:03]And as we commemorate the legacy of Im Hassan, the best thing

[13:09]we can do to him is to make sure that we don't

[13:12]follow the same mistakes that some of his so-called companions did.

[13:21]And the biggest trait that was missing from those who failed to

[13:27]support the Im of the Im of whether it's imam or im

[13:35]Hussein on the day of Kbalah or any other iming quality brothers

[13:42]and sisters was bas comes from the word vision.

[13:50]But is not talking about the vision that you see with your

[13:56]eyes.

[13:57]Bas is talking about the vision from the heart about insight, inner

[14:06]vision, clarity, moral clarity.

[14:09]And that's what's missing from many of these people who went against

[14:15]their im.

[14:17]You see the holy Quran talks about this term.

[14:21]The prophet sallallahu alaihi indicates in the holy Quran Allah subhana wa

[14:27]tala tells him to indicate that if you don't have this quality

[14:29]you're not able to follow me.

[14:33]And so the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasall is ordered by Allah subhana

[14:39]wa ta'ala to say who has this and say to the people

[14:48]that I am calling for people and my message and I have

[14:51]in it.

[14:53]I have insight.

[14:56]Who else has this insight?

[14:57]I have this and whoever follows me, every believer also has this.

[15:07]And what this does when you have insight, when you have moral

[15:13]clarity, you don't begin to calculate from worldly calculations.

[15:17]Your perspective changes.

[15:20]You're not thinking from a worldly perspective.

[15:24]You begin to think from different perspectives.

[15:28]A perspective that is based on the hereafter that is based on

[15:34]the religion of Islam.

[15:37]You see the greatest companion of any Imam arguably is Abbas.

[15:49]Not only was he a companion to Im Hussein Alisam and we

[15:54]all know what he did on the day of Kbalah but he

[15:58]was also a companion to his older brother Alm Hass and he

[16:04]was a companion to his father fought in his wars and when

[16:11]Alm Hassam decided not to go into war he was okay with

[16:15]it he was supportive of it and he knew deep down that

[16:18]that was the right decision by the Imam and when push came

[16:24]to shove on the day of Kbalah when he was alone the

[16:30]last companion of Abdah Hussein to remain it didn't matter when the

[16:39]it didn't matter when the arrows were in his direction it didn't

[16:46]change anything for him he still went and continued and therefore in

[16:55]his what do we tell and inshallah we all get to experience

[16:58]the z very soon.

[17:00]What do we tell him?

[17:04]We tell we tell we tell him I bear witness that you

[17:18]continued based on the insight that you had on the that you

[17:21]had in your hearts because it didn't matter to him on the

[17:29]day of what happened to him did not matter.

[17:33]to him.

[17:33]He was focused on the message.

[17:35]He was focused on his purpose and that purpose was to get

[17:41]the water was to defend his brother.

[17:47]And so when you have it doesn't really matter what else is

[17:51]happening.

[17:52]The circumstances don't matter.

[17:56]But then if someone does not have this, if someone does not

[18:01]have this insight, regardless of the circumstances, regardless of whether they're able

[18:12]to make change or not, you will not find them making that

[18:18]change.

[18:17]When IM Hussein called for people to join his movement, Imam Alisam

[18:26]invited so many people, everyone was invited to his message and therefore

[18:32]you see so many people joined.

[18:34]But many more people failed to join.

[18:39]Some of the people that the Imam Alisam had the opport some

[18:43]some of the people that the Imam Alisam invited had the opportunity

[18:47]to literally change the circumstances.

[18:51]One of them was a man by the name of some historians

[18:59]considered to be a companion of but when you analyze his life

[19:06]when you analyze what he did to Abdah Hussein you'll end up

[19:14]with a different conclusion.

[19:16]When IM Hussein invites him and he asks him to join him

[19:26]rather than responding with yes of course I will join you.

[19:30]His answer was and he keeps his answer his response very brief.

[19:38]Nokum no nothing.

[19:41]He tells him uses a verse from the holy Quran.

[19:46]He tells him beep is calling him for his own sake but

[19:51]he missed that I'm going towards and so whether Alan joined or

[19:56]not it didn't make a difference for Abi Abdah Husseinam but the

[20:03]reality is when you look at the life of Alf you think

[20:08]to yourself how can a man like that fail to recognize that

[20:13]he should join the Imam Alf was so powerful that even Muawia

[20:22]didn't want to mess with him.

[20:23]He used to say if Alan gets angry 100,000 men would also

[20:28]get angry and they have no idea why they're getting angry for

[20:32]because alf was the leader of Benitam a very well-known tribe that

[20:41]lives until today.

[20:40]And if you know anything about Benitam is that they have large

[20:47]numbers.

[20:44]They're a very huge tribe.

[20:48]And so he had a 100,000 men in his disposal.

[20:54]And so when Abdah Hussein called for him, if he went with

[21:04]his 100,000 men, they'd outnumber the army of Yazid.

[21:08]But he failed to do so.

[21:11]And it's not like he just woke up that day.

[21:14]He saw the letter of Abdah Hussein and he decided to himself,

[21:19]you know what?

[21:18]I don't want to go.

[21:22]I'm in a bad mood today and I don't feel like going.

[21:25]This decision of his was based on a habit in his life

[21:31]of always failing the truth, mostly failing the truth.

[21:36]He built a lifestyle for that.

[21:40]You see Alf became a Muslim a few months before the death

[21:47]of at a time where it was trendy to become a Muslim.

[21:51]It was popular to become a Muslim.

[21:53]Everyone was doing it.

[21:57]Everyone was converting.

[21:59]But a few months later when people started reverting away from the

[22:04]religion of Islam thinking that the religion of Islam is about to

[22:10]fail the prophet died alf thinks to himself what's the new trend

[22:16]what's the new wave that I can ride and he finds a

[22:23]religion for himself that is led by sujah a prophetess she declared

[22:28]herself a prophet prophet after the prophet saying that the prophet never

[22:34]said there is not going to be a prophetess after me.

[22:35]He only said there's only not going to be a prophet after

[22:39]me.

[22:40]So she called herself.

[22:44]And so Alf and his men they joined this new religion thinking

[22:51]that this religion has a bright future in Arabia.

[22:54]It's the next trendy thing.

[22:57]But after a few months, after realizing that the religion of suja

[23:02]is nothing but a scam, he reverts back to the religion of

[23:10]Islam and he heads directly towards the wars that were happening at

[23:13]the time in Iraq and elsewhere, aiming for the spoils of war.

[23:21]What mattered to him was the money.

[23:24]And so when the third Khalifa was about to die, about to

[23:34]be killed by the people of Medina, thinks to himself, "Okay, I

[23:42]got my money.

[23:41]Now I want my influence." And so he leaves his town and

[23:49]he goes towards Medina.

[23:50]And the moment is killed, he is narrated to be one of

[23:58]the very first people to give allegiance to [Music] and that's where

[24:03]got some historians got confused thinking that al is a [Music] but

[24:12]then when tells him to join al the battle of the camel

[24:19]it's unclear what's happening.

[24:20]who's about to emerge victorious and so he stays away he does

[24:28]not join and al says alf was one of the men who

[24:34]stayed away waiting to decide which team to join that's what you

[24:42]call a bandwagon you're waiting for the results to choose which team

[24:48]you for it.

[24:51]But then after Min won and Amir Min goes into his second

[24:58]war against Muawi, he knows now is entering the war as a

[25:02]favorite.

[25:02]And so he joins the war with Misam.

[25:09]And you think a man like that who fought with who saw

[25:14]the light of you think to yourself for a moment that this

[25:19]man would change.

[25:20]But no, the bandwagon did not stop.

[25:26]He continued to pick sides based on whether who's about to win.

[25:35]He's running the odds.

[25:39]And so when Abdalah Hussein calls to him inviting him to join

[25:46]his calculator told him what it told him that Hussein would not

[25:56]win and so he stayed out of it because when you don't

[26:01]have brothers and sisters the calculator doesn't stop working.

[26:09]It's continuously calculating but from a materialistic perspective from a from a

[26:19]worldly perspective.

[26:23]But when someone has this, it doesn't matter what's going to happen.

[26:28]You'll embark on the side of the truth regardless of the outcome.

[26:34][Music] And so the question that we have to ask ourselves is

[26:39]how can I obtain this characteristic?

[26:41]How can I obtain this trait?

[26:47]And the first answer brothers and sisters the first step towards most

[26:52]good things in life including is knowledge and teach us that this

[27:03]knowledge this pursuit of knowledge does not stop.

[27:07]It begins from cradle and it ends with a grave.

[27:10]And every day of our lives we should seek to get closer

[27:17]to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala through knowledge.

[27:20]Knowledge brothers and sisters is so sacred in the religion of Islam

[27:25]that the best act a human being can do on the most

[27:27]holy night of the year which is what the most the best

[27:34]act that a person can do on that night is to seek

[27:39]knowledge.

[27:38]That's why you see so many of our scholars embark on obtaining

[27:45]knowledge on the night of that's the value of knowledge in a

[27:52]religion because what without knowledge one can get lost if you don't

[28:01]have a clue of what's happening in the world how can you

[28:08]pave your way how can you navigate your direction and And so

[28:14]the first step in everything that's good in this world including is

[28:16]to obtain that knowledge and gaining knowledge brothers and sisters is so

[28:22]simple as you all know in today's age it's very simple.

[28:28]One can listen to two different lectures on times two in 40

[28:33]minutes on your daily commute whether it's to work whether it's to

[28:37]school whether it's to the gym if you put on a lecture

[28:41]by the time you get in your car when you get in

[28:45]your car you turn on the lecture by the time you get

[28:48]out I guarantee you you've already listened to a lecture you've already

[28:52]listened to a full dua And so gaining knowledge is so easy

[28:58]these days.

[29:00]It's so accessible.

[29:01]If one were to listen to all the religious content on YouTube,

[29:07]perhaps one can be a mush.

[29:09]There's so many classes, so many lectures, so many discussions that are

[29:14]available on every topic.

[29:17]And so we don't have an excuse these days brothers and sisters

[29:21]to not gain this knowledge when it's so easy when it's so

[29:28]entertaining these days.

[29:31]But knowledge itself is not alone.

[29:34]So many people know the right path just like the companions ofah.

[29:42]So many of them knew the right path but they failed to

[29:49]take it.

[29:48]The companions of Imassam when someone comes to the im and tells

[29:53]him you humiliated us.

[29:57]the master of the youth of paradise addressing him as the humiliator

[30:01]of the disbelievers or the humiliator of believers.

[30:06]How can you expect such a man to have a good outcome?

[30:13]These men had the knowledge.

[30:16]They knew exactly who the Imam was.

[30:21]They knew exactly that the Imam Alisam was the master of the

[30:27]youth of paradise that he would not commit any falsehood, any sin,

[30:34]any mistake, any misjudgment.

[30:38]And the unfortunate reality is that this exact scenario will happen to

[30:44]the Imam of our time.

[30:46]Some narrations indicate that when the Imam of our time, who inshallah

[30:52]we're all waiting for, not passively but actively through our actions, through

[30:55]our deeds, when the Imam of our time reappears, some scholars, I'm

[31:04]saying scholars or so-called scholars would tell the imam, "Go back.

[31:10]Go back.

[31:12]We have no need of you.

[31:13]We got this under control.

[31:17]They know that this is immedi awaited one, the promised one, the

[31:23]grandson of Sah and infallible.

[31:27]But they still look at the Imam directly and tell him, "Go

[31:32]back.

[31:33]We have no need of you." And so knowledge itself is not

[31:43]enough.

[31:42]What needs to be coupled with knowledge is action and action on

[31:48]so many levels.

[31:49]The first level of action that we have to do brothers and

[31:54]sisters is the internal action of prioritization.

[31:57]We have to be honest with ourselves.

[32:03]Do I prioritize my religion?

[32:06]Does my life revolve around my religion or no?

[32:12]And we have to answer ourselves truthfully before anyone else.

[32:20]And we can get an answer based on the actions in our

[32:24]life.

[32:24]When salah time comes, am I the first person to stand?

[32:26]Am I ready for salah?

[32:28]Do I already have my woo or am I negligent of it?

[32:35]When I know something's haram, will I continue to do that thing

[32:42]or will I will will I repent to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala?

[32:47]Ask for forgiveness immediately because everyone sins.

[32:51]But what separates a believer, someone who prioritizes his religion, is that

[32:56]they immediately seek repentance after and they don't let it stay.

[33:04]And one form of prioritization of religion brothers and sisters is what

[33:10]teaches us he says a person is not considered one of us.

[33:24]A person is not considered to be a of a sh of

[33:30]the imams if every day that person does not hold themselves accountable.

[33:36]And so we have to ask ourselves, do I hold myself accountable

[33:41]before I go to sleep?

[33:42]Do I take 2, 3 minutes just revisiting my day, thinking about

[33:48]my day?

[33:50]And the imam says when a believer thinks about his day or

[33:55]her day, if they think of something good, I did this good

[33:59]deed today, they should thank Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala for it.

[34:03]But when they make a mistake, they ask Allah subhana wa tala

[34:06]for and they make the intention deep inside that I will not

[34:09]commit the sin again.

[34:11]And if they commit the sin again, they ask Allah subhana wa

[34:15]ta'ala for again for repentance again.

[34:20]But they don't normalize the sin.

[34:25]Because what happens when we normalize a sin is we pollute the

[34:30]heart.

[34:31]We pollute the soul until it reaches a point of no return.

[34:39]And so that's the second part.

[34:44]The third part which is also within action is to have a

[34:51]relationship with our imams brothers and sisters is to establish and maintain

[34:55]a relationship with every one of our imams including the imam of

[34:59]our time.

[35:01]Because what's the point of commemorating our the imams Abdah Hussein Hass

[35:06]all of the imams if we don't have a relationship with the

[35:12]im of our time the point one of the major points of

[35:16]commemorating Abdah Hussein is to get closer to his grandson the awaited

[35:24]savior and there should no be no day that passes is by

[35:29]in our life, brothers and sisters, without at least praying for the

[35:32]IM, remembering the im.

[35:35]All it takes is 10, 15 seconds.

[35:37]Pray for the im.

[35:39]Pray for the imam.

[35:41]Start your day praying for the Imam.

[35:44]End your day praying for the im.

[35:46]And if you pray for the imam, do you expect for a

[35:50]second that the Imam would not return the favor back and pray

[35:53]for you?

[35:54]Imagine receiving a dua from the Imam.

[36:00]How lifech changing can that be?

[36:05]Will that be?

[36:07]And so maintaining a relationship with the im of our time, praying

[36:14]for him, we all know the dua of the ima.

[36:17]Recite it.

[36:17]End your day with it.

[36:20]After every salah, do it.

[36:21]Whatever is easy for you, whatever makes sense for you at least.

[36:25]Let's pray for the IM once.

[36:28]Open your heart to the IM.

[36:31]Speak to the Imam.

[36:33]Write a letter to the Imam.

[36:34]All of these things are recommended.

[36:37]Whatever makes sense to you, make it, do it.

[36:41]But at the very least, let's maintain a relationship with the Imam

[36:46]in which we're not negligent of the Imam to consider ourselves waiting

[36:51]for him.

[36:50]actively not passively.

[36:55]And the third part of action, the third action that we can

[37:02]do is to pray to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala to pray to

[37:06]Allah subhanana wa ta'ala to grant us this to grant us the

[37:13]insight.

[37:12]We should always pray to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala for many things

[37:19]including and is mentioned in one of the of is mentioned one

[37:28]of the duas that are recommended after refers to and if anyone

[37:36]wants the text I'm more than happy to share it and it's

[37:43]easily found in the app on wherever oh Allah I ask you

[37:50]for the sake of Muhammad and Ali Muhammad and Ali Muhammad place

[37:58]light in my vision and what else?

[38:01]An insight in my religion put in my heart because a heart

[38:16]of doubt cannot have certainty.

[38:18]You can't have if you have doubt lingering in your heart.

[38:21]And so the dua aspect and one and when one has this

[38:33]everything becomes much less everything become be begins to become with no

[38:41]stress because you're not thinking about this world.

[38:45]You're thinking about the hereafter.

[38:48]The stress is reduced.

[38:50]The worry in this dunya is reduced.

[38:56]And so we ask Allah subhanana wa ta'ala to put always put

[39:02]this in our hearts in our minds to be able to have

[39:08]the foresight to defend what's right especially at a time where morality

[39:14]is up for debate.

[39:17]Some people think that it's okay to wake up to sleep as

[39:22]a man and wake up as a woman.

[39:26]Or some people are witnessing the genocide that is happening today, the

[39:32]starvation that is happening in kids literally dying of hunger.

[39:38]But they're not able to speak up.

[39:42]They can't speak up because they're not thinking from the right perspective.

[39:50]And that's why you see the majority of people are okay with

[39:55]it.

[39:56]They don't care to themselves.

[39:57]Why would I care?

[39:59]That's what happens when Basil is missing.

[40:05]Let me take your hearts to Kbala.

[40:08]And before Kbalah, let me take your hearts to the city of

[40:17]Medina.

[40:15]As we commemorate the second Imam Al imab, the Imisam was poisoned

[40:26]by someone who does not have any by his wife who was

[40:32]greedy enough to will to choose to poison him because she made

[40:40]a deal with Mahawia.

[40:42]She place a she places a poison.

[40:45]Brothers and sisters, that was so harsh that led the Imam to

[40:50]suffer for two months straight.

[40:52]The imam would discharge so much blood to the point that he

[40:59]discharged some of his liver.

[40:59]Parts of his liver was so the poison was so strong that

[41:06]he discharged parts of his liver.

[41:08]The Immis for two months suffered.

[41:12]And on his last day, Alm Hussein would visit him as he

[41:20]would.

[41:18]He sees his brother laying pale with no energy with no blood

[41:29]remaining in his body.

[41:30]And he begins to cry.

[41:34]imass he tells his brother it's okaydah your day is greater than

[41:45]my day at least I have you by my side but on

[41:47]the day of there is no one by your side and so

[41:55]as they're speaking to one another say knocks on the door Hassan

[42:00]tells Im Hussein oh brother Zanab is by the door.

[42:05]Please remove this container and hide it.

[42:07]This was the container where that was filled with the blood of

[42:10]the Imam.

[42:11]All of the discharge and imam was not able to see her

[42:23]sister in pain because of the blood.

[42:26]I tell him, "Do you know what happened on the day of

[42:33]the Zab witnesses the head of Abdah on a spear with a

[42:39]blood filling his beard?" And I tell Abdah Hussein, you had to

[42:49]bear witnessing one brother die.

[42:50]How were you able to bear witnessing another brother of yours dying

[42:55]on the sands of Kabala?

[42:59]When Abbas fell to the ground, that was the first time he

[43:06]called Abdah brother.

[43:10]Every single time before he would call him Aba Abdah or he

[43:16]would call him Om.

[43:15]This time he called him and he said, "Oh brother, come towards

[43:25]your brother rushes on his horse towards Abbas." As he gets closer,

[43:32]before he reaches the body of his brother, he sees one hand

[43:38]on the floor, another hand also on the sands of Kbala.

[43:40]And by the hands he sees the water spilled on the sands

[43:49]of as he get gets closer to Abbas Abbas cannot see his

[43:57]eyes are injured.

[43:56]He tells him, "Please, oh man, give me a few moments so

[44:01]I can see my brother Hussein." Abdah Hussein tells him, "It's your

[44:07]brother Hussein." And he tells him, "Oh my brother, now my back

[44:23]is broken.

[44:23]My enemies are rejoicing.

[44:26]I have no army.

[44:29]And so Abdah Hussein heads back to the tents with no ability

[44:38]to say that Abbas is dead.

[44:39]He enters the tent of Abbas.

[44:43]He holds the pole of the tent and he pulls the pole

[44:46]away and the tent falls.

[44:49]It crumbles.

[44:48]Say understands the woman understand is no longer there.

[45:13]Ya Allah altogether 10 times.

[45:16]Ya Allah.

[45:15]Think of your think of your needs.

[45:20]Let us recite it all together 10 times.

[45:22]Ya Allah.

[45:23]Ya Allah.

[45:26]Ya Allah.

[45:28]All together.

[45:30]Yah Allah.

[45:34]Ya Allah.

[45:38]Ya Allah.

[45:40]Ya Allah.

[45:42]Ya Allah.

[45:46]Allah.

[46:11]Happy baby.

[46:20][Music] Inshallah a couple minutes of remembering our master all together.

[46:41]Raise your hands with me.

[46:42]Raise your hands with me inshallah tonight.

[46:46]Hani.

[47:01]All of you say with me.

[47:09]Ali.

[47:13]Ali meanche.

[47:44]Foreign speech.

[47:45]Foreign speech.

[47:46]Foreign speech.

[48:15]All together.

[48:22]I don't hear your voice.

[48:38]Oh my lion.

[48:41]I am your father.

[48:45]You who tormen into two halves.

[48:48]Today weep for your half brother.

[48:51]Today weep for your half brother.

[48:55]Arrows pierce his lonely coffin.

[48:58]A patient yet bloodstained feather.

[49:02]A patient yet bloodstained feather.

[49:05]Take your hand away from that sword.

[49:09]Just like I did for his mother.

[49:12]Just like did for his mother.

[49:18]Just like I did for his mother.

[49:24]All together Louder.

[49:32]Shaban.

[49:58]Fore speech.

[50:08]Foreign speech.

[50:11]Foreign speech.

[50:12]Foreign speech.

[50:32]And the loudest of voices, bearer of the veins that explode.

[50:54]When danger comes toward your pride, let your eyes from sorrow explode.

[51:01]And beneath that, your anger hide.

[51:03]Do not react to their arrows.

[51:06]And keep my Z by your side.

[51:09]Do not react to their arrows.

[51:16]And keep my Z by your side.

[51:18]When you carry Hassan's coffin, my beloved, carry with pride.

[51:23]When you carry Hassan's coffin, my beloved, carry with pride.

[51:34]Louder.

[51:36]Shout out.

[51:41]Louder.

[51:42]I hear your voice.

[51:48]Ali fragchech.

[52:37]We're nearing the end.

[52:44]Let me hear it louder.

[53:00]Bit farewell to your half brother.

[53:06]Hold your sword for it won't end here.

[53:10]When you reach the land carba, when you reach the land carba,

[53:14]draw your sword and into death pier.

[53:18]Become the sparrow you wanted.

[53:20]Pick your prey and souls from the tear.

[53:24]Do not stop till your hands are cut and your head is

[53:30]placed on a spear.

[53:30]And your head is placed on a spear.

[53:45]Let me hear it one last time.

[54:02][Music] All [Music] speech.

[54:29][Music] All of us together.

[54:48]Let's pray for our im.

[54:49]Remember our im the im of our time.

[54:51]Everyone stand up towards the all together in one voice.

[55:09]for the What's

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