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lecture about ashura and tasua

Ashura is one of the events attracted the most attention of Muslims throughout the history, that in addition to its extensive role and profound social and historical impact, it has become a special cultural event now.

The month of Muharram is the first Islamic month of the Islamic calender, one of the forbidden months of Muslims, in which the greatest tragedy and oppression in the Prophet’s family occurred in the history of the Muslim world.

The popularity of this day among Muslims is driven from the event of Ashura in the 61 AH, in view of the fact that the major events of Karbala occurred on the ninth and tenth day of the month of Muharram al-Haram;
Ashura coincides with the date on which the Battle of Karbala took place, resulting in the martyrdom of Husayn ibn Ali, the grandson of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and a member of the Household of Muhammad (Ahl al-Bayt)

During these days, Imam Hussein (AS), the third Imam of the Shias and seventy-two persons of his followers were martyred with a thirsty lip in the war with a the forces of Yazid in the event of Karbala.
Other surviving members of Imam Hussein’s family or followers (including women, children and elderly people) were taken captive.

Lone surviving 22 yr old ailing son of Hussain (a.s) Zain-ul- Abidin (a.s) and all the women were taken into custody by evil king Yazid’s army men.
Amongst those women who survived were Rubab (a.s) wife of Imam Husain (a.s) and his sister Lady Zainab (a.s) whose 2 sons Aun and Mohammad too were killed.
They were martyred in the name of justice and freedom, that’s why Imam Hussein is a symbol of resistance against tyranny.
This mourning is not a normal one, and is the greatest mourning happening in this month.

After the Ashura, the mourning continues at different times even until the Safar month.
In Iran, for the first ten days of the month believers march in the city with the rhythm of drums and religious songs and participate in mourning ceremonies and ritual chest-beating.
Many of pious adherents begin mourning from the first night of Muharram and continue for ten nights, climaxing on Tasua and Ashura.
This general mourning begins by wearing the black clothes and blackening the streets, mosques, Husayniyah, etc., by mourning’s flags.
On this day Shia is in remembrance, and mourning attire is worn.
we refrain from listening to or playing music since culture generally considers music impolite during death rituals.
Shia Muslims do not plan weddings and parties on this date.
we mourn by crying and listening to recollections of the tragedy and sermons on how Husayn and his family were martyred.
This is intended to connect us with Husayn’s suffering and martyrdom, and the sacrifices he made to keep Islam alive.
Husayn’s martyrdom is widely interpreted by Shia Muslims as a symbol of the struggle against injustice, tyranny, and oppression.
Shia Muslims believe the Battle of Karbala was between the forces of good and evil, with Husayn representing good and Yazid representing evil.

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