#eideghadir

[maihonhassan]

The hand that lifted Khyber

The hand that wielded Zulfiqar

The hand for which Prophet prayed

The hand that divides heaven & hell

The hand that is hand of Allah

The hand held by Mohammad's daughter

Is the hand worth raising in Ghadeer?

Man kunto maulā fa-hāzā alīyun maulā

[voiceofkarbala]

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#EidEGhadir #Wilayat #MaulanaSyedMerajAliZaidi #GhadeerKiAhmiyat #ImportanceofGhadir #غدیر_کی_اہمیت #गदीर_की_एहमियत Ahmiyat e Eid e Ghadeer | Importance of Eid e Ghadeer | اہمیت | عید غدیر Wilayat | Voice of Karbala | Maulana Syed Meraj Ali Zaidi Eid-ul-Ghadeer Shi’a Muslims celebrate additional festivals that commemorate the lives of their imams. Shi’a Muslims all over the world mark the festival with a voluntary day of fasting. As well as commemorating the death of Husayn in battle, Muslims remember the day Noah left the Ark and the day Musa was saved from the Egyptians by God. The ten days before the festival are a period of mourning. On Ashura, many Muslims wear black and there are often parades through the streets. Plays re-enacting the death of Husayn are often performed to remind Muslims of the events that led to his death. Ashura is a reminder of the suffering the Shi’a community has experienced as they have been persecuted as a minority. Eid-ul-Ghadeer is a Shi’a festival that celebrates the appointment of Ali ibn Abi Talib, Muhammad’s cousin and son-in-law, as the Prophet’s successor. The festival takes its name from the place where the Prophet Muhammad is believed to have made this announcement, the Pond of Khumm. This was a place where people gathered and greeted one another before returning to their homes after Hajj. Shi’a Muslims believe that this was the last time the Prophet addressed a gathering of people before he died. Shi’a Muslims around the world celebrate this day with various customs. Typically, presents are given and people take ritual baths and eat celebratory meals. Many Shi’a Muslims fast on this day and they may wear their best clothes. Some recite a special prayer praising Allah and thanking him for the faithful and infallible imams. Eid-e-Ghadir Khumm is the day in which Rasulullah SA delivered the final message, the final farizat– the walaayat of his wasiyy, Maulana Ali SA. We are blessed and fortunate that over 1400 years later we are among those who have fulfilled the oath of Ghadeer. @voiceofkarbalaofficial https://www.instagram.com/reel/CR1I5-5jBtZ/?utm_medium=tumblr