Muharram SMS

Hussain Ki Namaz Jari Hai
Jabeen-E-Ibn-E-Ali ki niyaz jari hai
Khuda ke deen ki Umr-E-Daraz jari hai
Sajde mein rakh ke sir ko na uthaya Hussain ne
Mere Husain ki ab tak namaz jari hai
Phir Aaj Haq Ke Liye
Phir aaj haq ke liye jaan fida kare koi
Wafa bhi jhoom uthe yun wafa kare koi
Namaz 1400 saalon se intezar mein hai
Husain ki tarha mujh ko adaa kare koi
Aankhon Ko Koi Khwaab
Aankhon ko koi khwaab to dikhayi de
Tabeer me Imam ka jalwa dikhayi de
Aye! Ibn-E-Murtuza tere samne
Suraj bhi ek chota sa zarra dikhayi de

Karbala Walon Ka Gham
Karbala walon ka gham ghar ghar mein manaya jayega
Maqsad-E-Shabeer aalam ko bataya jayega
Yaad kar ke jo na roya Karbala walon ki pyaas
Qabar se tishna wo mehshar main uthaya jayega
Ek Din Bade Ghroor
Ek din bade ghroor se kehne lagi zameen
Aya mere naseeb mein parchum Husain ka
Phir chand ne kaha mere seene ke daagh dekh
Hota hai aasmaan pe bhi maatam Husain ka
Kuch Barhami Hai Zara
Kuch barhami hai zara is Noor-e-Ain mein
Milta hai iztiraab yunhi dil ke chain mein
Selaab dekhta hoon to ata hai ye khyal
Pani bhatak raha hai Talash-e-Husain mein
Tere Dil Main Kaisi Girah Pari
Tere dil mein kaisi girah padi tujhey usse itna hasad hai kyun?
Jo Nabi (S.A.W.) ki aankh ka noor hai jo Ali ki rooh ka chain hai
Kabhi dekh apne khameer mein kabhi pooch apne zameer se
Wo jo mit gaya wo yazeed tha, jo na mit saka woh Husain hai
Quran Sunaney Wala
Sar gair ke aage na jukane wala
Aur nezey pe bhi Quran sunaney wala
Islam se kya poochte ho kaun Husain hai
Islam ko Islam banane wala
Fiza-e Jannat Mein Bhi Hamesha
Fiza-e jannat mein bhi hamesha nasheest unhi saji rahegi
Tamam ahlay wila ka mirkaz Nabi (PBUH) ki bada dari rahegi
Jo phool shaakhon say gir bhi jayen to unse khushboo juda na hogi
Jo hum mare bhi to zehan-o-dil mein ALI (A.S) ki khushboo basi rahegi

Muharram sms

Salam Ya Hussain!!

Apni taqdeaer Jagatey hen tere Matam se,
Khoon ki raah bechaty hen tere Matam se,
Apne izhar-e-aqeedat ka saliqa ye hai,
Hum naya Saal manatey hen tere matam se
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Janat Ki Aarzu Main
Kahan Ja Rahe Hain Log
Janat To Karbala Main
Khareedi HUSSAIN Ne
Duniya-o-Aakhrat Main
Jo Rehna Ho Chain Se
Jeena ALI Se Seekho
Marna HUSSAIN Se…
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Sajde se Karbala Ko Bandagi Mil Gayi
Sabar Se Ummat Ko Zindagi Mil Gayi
Ek Chamman Fatima (S.A) Ka Ujra
Magar Sare Islam Ko Zindagi Mil Gayi…
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Leta tamaam kaam woh apne wali se hai,
Nisbat har ek imam ki noor-e-jali se hai,
Kul akhtiyaar de diya Hassan-o-Hussain ko,
Deta khuda zaroor hai par milta Ali say hai…
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Ae Karbala ke qasr ki mai'maar as'salam....
Ae jur'aton ki aahani deewar as'salam....
Ghurbat may Shahzadi-e Mukhtar as'salam....
Ae ghaaza-e-rukh-e-Shah-e-abraar as'salam....
Jo rang chad chuka tha utarne nahi diya....
Tune kisi Shaheed ko marne nahi diya.
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Khoon se Chirag-e-deen jalaya Hussain ne,
Rasm-e-Wafa ko khoob nibhaya Hussain ne..
Khud ko to ek boond bhi pani na mil saka,
Karb-o-Bala ko khoon pilaya Hussain ne..
Aesi namaz kaun parhega jahan mein?
Sajda kiya to sar na uthaya Hussain ne.!
Sab kuch Khuda ki raah mein Qurban kar diya,
Asghar sa phool bhi na bachaya Hussain ne..
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Yun hi nahi jahan main
Charcha HUSSAIN ka
Kuch dekh ke hua tha
Zamana HUSSAIN ka
Sar de ke do jahan ki
Hukumat khareed li
Mehenga pada Yazeed ko
Sauda HUSSAIN ka...
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Karib Allah ke aao to koi baat bane,
Imaan phir se jagao to koi baat bane,
Lahoo jo beh gaya Karbala me,
Unke Maqsad ko samjho to koi baat bane…
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Zarurat thi talwaar ki na aur kisi hathiyar ki
Sirf ek dua thi Karbala mein alamdaar ki
Fakat mil jaye ijazat aqa Hussain se
To yaad dila dunga jung Haider-e-Karrar ki
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Pani ka talab ho to ek kaam kia kar.
Karbala ke naam pe ek jam piya kar.
Ki mujhko "Hussain IBN-E-ALI"
Ne yeh naseehat.
Zalim ho muqabil to mera naam liya kar…
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Jab bhi kabhi zameer
Ka sauda ho doston
Qayam raho HUSSAIN
Ke inkaar ki tarha !!!
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What is Muharram

Muharram has great religious significance in the Muslim community. It is the first month in the lunar Islamic calendar. Muharram is one of the four sanctified months in the calendar, the other three being Dhul-Qa’dah, Dhul-Hijjah and Rajab. Since the Islamic calendar is a lunar calendar, the date of Muharram keeps on changing from year to year. The occasion is commemorated by both the Muslim communities, Sunnis and Shias. Some Muslims even observe fasts during these days. The holy month is associated with a number of auspicious events in Islamic history. Read through the following lines to know more about the meaning of Muharram.

Meaning Of Muharram
Muharram has been derived from the word ‘haram’, which means ‘forbidden’. Hence, it is considered unlawful to fight during this month. During the month of Muharram, Prophet Muhammad’s grandson, Hazrat Imam Husain was brutally killed in the battle of Karbala, along with his family and friends, in the year 680 CE/ 61 AH. The first 10 days of Muharram are regarded as sad and grieving, especially by the Shia Muslims who hold mourning ceremonies recalling the righteous virtues for which the martyrs stood. The commemoration of the brutal massacre begins on the 1st day of Muharram and ends on the 10th day of Muharram when the battle ended.

On this blessed day, it is believed that Allah created the heavens and the earth. It is even said that Allah gave His finite blessings and bounties to many of His Prophets and freed them from the clutches of their enemies. Hazrat Adam was also created in the month of Muharram and also pardoned for his mistake in this month only. Even Hazrat Noah’s Ark landed successfully on Mount Judi during this month centuries ago. Hazrat Ibrahim was saved from fire and Hazrat Musa was rescued from the Pharaoh during this holy month of Muharram.

The 10th day of Muharram is considered to be the most significant as on this day, the battle at Karbala between Yazid and Hazrat Imam Husain Ali ended. Imam Husain and his supporters were brutally massacred and decapitated. The Sunni Muslims consider the 10th day as a festival, while the Shia Muslims mourn throughout the entire month and take out processions and wound themselves with knives and small sharp objects to display the pain the Imam Husain and his team went through on the 10th day.

Ashura Date

Muharram is one of the holiest occasions in the Islamic calendar. Muharram is the first month of the lunar Hijri calendar, which marks the start of the Islamic New Year. It was during this month that Imam Husain Ali, grandson of Prophet Muhammad, was brutally assassinated together with his family and supporters thousands years back at the Battle of Karbala. The month of Muharram is also one of the four most sanctified months among the twelve months of the Islamic calendar. The other three holy months are Dhul-Qa’dah, Dhul-Hijjah and Rajab. The Battle of Karbala took place on the 10th day of Muharram, that is, Ashura. Muslims across the world observe this day with great religious significance. However, the date of Ashura does not remain the same every year. Read on further to know the date of Ashura in the year 2010.

When Is Ashura
Ashura falls on the 10th day of the holy month of Muharram. However, the date does not remain the same as per the Gregorian calendar. While the Islamic calendar is a lunar calendar, the Gregorian calendar is a solar calendar. Hence, the dates of the Islamic calendar shift back approximately 11 days every year. The date of Ashura is only decided after the moon of Muharram is sighted. Moreover, the Ashura date can also vary from country to country, depending upon whether the moon has been sighted in that particular country or not. The month of Muharram is likely to begin on the 7th of December in the year 2010. Therefore, the date of Ashura is expected to fall on the 16th of December, 2010.

In the Muslim calendar, the next day starts on the sunset of the previous day. Thus, the date of Ashura will begin from the sunset of the 15th of December. Ashura has become a national holiday in Shia countries, such as Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Lebanon and Bahrain. They commemorate Ashura as the day of mourning for the martyrdom of Husain Ali and his followers. On this day, Muslims take our large processions through the streets carrying taziyeh (replicas of the mausoleum of Husain Ali and others made from bamboo and paper) decorated with gilt and mica.

To express grief, mourners beat their chests chanting ‘Ya Husain’. Some even flagellate or whip themselves with small knives or sharp tools attached to chains drawing out blood to feel the pain that Husain Ali and others had been through. The taziyehs, at the end of the day, are taken to the local burial ground, known as Karbala and buried. On the other hand, Sunni Muslims mark the day on a much silent note. They offer prayers and fast on the day of Ashura. They make delectable delicacies which are distributed among friends, relatives and the deprived.

Battle of Karbala

Muharram marks the Islamic New Year and the first month in the Islamic calendar. It is one of the holiest months and is observed by entire Muslim community across the globe. The month commemorates the brutal massacre of Imam Husain Ali, grandson of Prophet Muhammad on the 10th day of Muharram. The death is mourned and grieved by the Shia Muslims worldwide. Sunni Muslims observe the day on a quiet note. The assassination took place at the Battle of Karbala, which resulted in the death of Imam Husain and his followers. The Battle of Karbala took place in the year 61 AH/ 680 CE on the 10th day of Muharram. Read on further to know the major events of the Battle of Karbala.

Karbala Battle
The Shia Muslims considered Imam Husain as their spiritual leader since he was a direct descendent of Prophet Muhammad (grandson of the Prophet). Hence, Shias felt that Imam Husain should lead the community as Caliph (political and spiritual leader) as per the tradition. However, the present ruling Caliph, Mu’awiyah, son of one of the Prophet’s enemies refused to agree Imam Husain as the next Caliph. On the death of Mu’awiyah, the Caliphate passed on to his son, Yazid who demanded Hassan (Husain’s elder brother) and Husain to pay homage (Bay’at) to him and accept him as their rightful leader.

To Yazid’s surprise, Imam Husain refused to swear allegiance to Yazid and decided to travel to Kufa in Iraq to lead his supporters there against the Caliphate. On this side, Yazid ordered his army to stop Husain from reaching Kufa. Both the forces met at Karbala where Husain, together with his entire family and followers, were surrounded Yazid’s large troops. On being countered in such a situation, Husain still refused to swear allegiance and as a result, 72 armed men, 18 family members and 54 supporters were trapped in the harsh desert without water or any other supplies.

In an attempt to avoid bloodshed, Husain appealed to Yazid’s generals for the next eight days to spare them. However, at the dawn of the 10th day, Ashura, Yazid’s troops finally started firing arrows at the camp and the Battle of Karbala began. Unable to resist the onslaught, all the men fell one after the other, including Husain and his brother. The women and children were spared unveiled and barefooted, left to weep and cry for their slain relatives. Husain’s body was decapitated, and his body mutilated and trampled by horses only to turn his chest and back to ground. Husain’s severed head was sent to Yazid on Ashura afternoon, while the heads of other comrades were sent to Kufa.

After the army left Karbala, local people came and buried the deceased bodies there. On the 11th day of Muharram, the captive women and children were loaded onto camels without saddles and moved to Kufa. People gathered at Kufa to see the captives. Some women in Kufa even brought veils for the captive women after knowing that they are relatives of Prophet Muhammad. The tombs of Hassan and Husain have been converted into shrines at Karbala, which are visited by several Shia Muslims across the world every year.