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Second son of Fatima (SA) and Ali (AS) Hussain (AS) was born on 3rd Shabaan, 4th year of Hijri (10.1.626 AD) When he was born the Holy Prophet was given the news of the birth of his 2nd grandson. He arrived at the house of his daughter, took the little baby in his arms, said the Azan and Iqamah in his ears. People around the Prophet saw tears in his eyes. Fatimah asked what was the reason for this, he told her that this boy of hers will achieve martyrdom, but consoled her by adding that God will create a nation who will mourn Hussain till the Day of Judgement. Another famous saying of the Prophet at the same time became synonymous with the name of his grandson Hussain. Hussian-o-Minni wa Ana Minul Hussain. Hussain is from me and I am from Hussain. One can explain this Hadith that Hussain, being the grand son of the Prophet was from him biologically. How a grandfather was from his grand son needs to be explained. Prophets of God speak spiritually rather than materially. He was talking about Islam the Deen he was assigned by God to propagate God's religion.. He was for Islam and his whole life was for Islam and its establishment on earth. Any break in this mission would subvert this mission which was the purpose of his creation. The message of the Holy Prophet in this saying was that Hussain will, in some near future save this mission from destruction, hence the very purpose of his being will be saved by the sacrifice of his grandson. He was giving the news of a future occurrence. The story of Kerbala unfolds.
Hussain is the king , indeed he is the king of kings,
Hussain is Deen and also the protector of Deen,
He gave his head but not his hand of allegiance in the hand of Yazid.
Indeed he was the founder (Like his grandfather) of the concept of One God.
Blast kills pilgrims in Baghdad
suicide bomber has killed 35 people and wounded at least 79 at a Shi'ite shrine in Baghdad, Iraqi officials have saidThe bomber struck a checkpoint outside the Imam Moussa al-Kadhim shrine in Kadhimiya as Shi'ites prepared for the Ashura holiday to mourn the death of Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Mohammad.
Many of the casualties were pilgrims from Iran, security spokesman Major-General Qassim Moussawi said.
Mr Moussawi had earlier said the bomber was female but later said an investigation of the scene concluded it was a man.
He said 35 people were killed and 79 wounded. Other Iraqi security sources gave slightly higher casualty figures.
Eyewitness Said Qassim said: "There were bodies everywhere, some of them missing legs and arms. This is a disaster."
He added: "I can't understand how. No one can get in here without going through seven checkpoints."
A Shi'ite cleric called on Iraqi security forces to be "more awake" and for the planners of the bombing to be punished.
Mohammed Taqi al-Mudarisi said: "The Iraqi people will not bow down to such crimes. We'll teach those people who did this unforgettable lessons."
Vice President Adel Abdul Mahdi blamed al Qaeda-linked groups, calling them "terrorist gangs".
"Al Qaeda have no place in Iraq. Their dark hatred against Iraqi people will only increase their solidarity and resolve to defeat terrorists, criminals and killers," he said
(05/01/2009)
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Brothers and Sisters, please read the book "Confessions of British Spy" by Hempher and u understand where this wahabi sect has come from..
