P-8 History of Tomb the Al-Abbas in Karbala | تاریخ مقبرہ حضرت العباس علمدار علیہ السلام

@islamichistory813 #TombOfAlAbbas #KarbalaHistory #IslamicHeritage

History of Holiest site Tomb the Al-Abbas in Karbala

Part-8

Dekhti Aankhooon aur sountay kaanoon ko Asslamoalaikum, sisters, brothers friends and elders, In this Islamic informative video we are describing Part eight of remaining history of the Tomb of Al-Abbas in Karbala, a site that holds profound meaning for millions of Muslims worldwide. The video highlights the life and valor of Al-Abbas, emphasizing his contributions during the tragic events of the Battle of Karbala. By examining historical texts and contemporary perspectives, we aim to provide a comprehensive overview of the significance of this holy site. We are describing history of tomb and also bravely incidents in Karbala of Hazrat Abbas Alamdar (RA) in nine parts. so please watch all parts. and if you like then please share to your friends so that they also be benifit.

Sheikh Hasan Dakheel recounted:

It was very hot that midday when I visited the holy tomb of al- ‘Abbas. Nobody was in the holy shrine except that sixty-year old servant whose mission was to supervise the shrine. Not too long after that a woman hiding all her parts came in with a sixteen-year old boy who was dressed in the garb of the Kurds. A tall white Kurdish man came in after them. Ignoring the rituals people used to do in that place, the man seemed to be disrespecting the holy shrine and the tomb. He turned the back to the tomb and went on looking at the swords and precious pieces hung there.
Few minutes later, something strange occurred. That man, as if he was electrified, was beaten to the window. His face turned to red and all his organs were cramped… the man was taken to the holy shrine of Imam al-Husayn (a). On the way, people began to gather as they noticed the man’s unusual state. He was tied to the window on the tomb of ‘Ali al-Akbar.

He slept there. When he woke up, he recited the shahada24 and declared his submission to the Imamate of the Twelve Imams (a) whose names were mentioned by him. He then told that a tall man, near the holy tomb of al-’Abbas, had seized him firmly and went on beating him with a stick he had in the hand and reproaching him for following the wrong path!

The lady who accompanied him then narrated her story with this Kurdish man.

This virtuous, polite man asked my hand from my brothers after he had done them a great favor. They, as well as I, agreed. After marriage, I asked my Sunni husband to permit me to pilgrimage to the holy shrine of Imam al-Kadhim and Imam al-Jawad in Baghdad, but he refused claiming such pilgrimage is a sort of superstition.

When I became pregnant, I asked him to vow that he would pilgrimage to the holy shrines if the baby would be male. He did, but he did not fulfill his vow when I gave birth of a boy. He promised he would fulfill his vow when the boy would be fifteen years old. As I insisted on the pilgrimage, the man agreed and I could pilgrimage to the holy shrine of Imam al-Kadhim where I asked to show my husband a charisma that would cause him to follow Shiism and show respect to the Imams. Unfortunately however, the husband’s sarcasm at the Imams increased.

We then visited the holy shrines of Imam al-Hadi and Imam al-Askari in Samarra. Nevertheless, my husband was not guided to the right path. As soon as our feet trod on the dust of Karbala, I said to myself: “I will first visit the tomb of al-’Abbas and entreat him to show a charisma due to which my husband will believe in the Imamate. If this will not occur, I will neither visit the holy shrine of his brother, Imam al-Husayn, nor will I pilgrimage to Najaf to visit the holy shrine of his father, Imam ‘Ali Amir ul-Mu’minin.” Now, you have seen what happened in the holy shrine of al- ‘Abbas.

so sisters brothers and friends, inshaAllah tomorow we will be described remaining part of History of Holiest site Tomb the Al-Abbas in Karbala, in next part nine. Allah Hafiz

========================================