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eligion is a means of
communication between the
human beings and their Creator.
It is a guide, which shows the path
to the ultimate truth. Through
religion, amongst other things,
we find ways to live in peace and
harmony with each other. Islam is a
religion that reflects this and guides
us through all respects of life. The
prophet of Islam, Muhammad
(peace be upon him) was the
perfect example of how human
beings should lead their lives.
Imam Hussain (peace be upon
him), the voice of justice, the master
of perseverance and the symbol
of truth, the depth of personality
and character, was the grandson
of Muhammad (peace be upon
them). Amongst all his titles, he
was also known as one of the
masters of the youth of paradise.
We have established this magazine,
titled Hussein Revivalism in order
to realistically portrait Islam as was
presented by the prophet of Allah
(pbuh) and his progeny (pbut).
Imam Hussein was a part of the
prophets progeny. He sacrificed
his life and the lives of his family,
close friends and followers for the
sake of Islam. The purpose of this
sacrifice was to revive the freedom
of humanity, to reestablish justice
and free the oppressed people
from an unjust regime.
Since Imam Husseins (peace be
upon him) martyrdom, his followers
and lovers began visiting his Holy
tomb in Karbala (Iraq) forever.
Haidar Muhammed
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Welcome
Welcome
Hussein Revivalism is a seasonly cultural magazine. Its aim
reflects moderate Islam and Imam Hussein (Grandson of the
Prophet Islam Muhammad) principles.
We establish this magazine to create communication bridges
between east and west.
It is issued by media department in Imam Hussein Holy
Shrine.
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Sabah Jassim
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minds of some free and objective thinkers. But Islam has begun
to unfold its genuineness to the
modern scholars whose bold and
objective observation on Islam belie all the charges leveled against
it by the so-called unbiased orientalists.
The following are some observations on the Prophet of Islam, by
well
Acknowledged non-Muslim Western scholars and thinkers of modern times that we hope would
contribute to initiating an objective evaluation of the Islamic
faith.
He was Caesar and Pope in one;
but he was Pope without Pope>s
pretentions, Caesar without the legions of Caesar: without a standing army, without a bodyguard,
without a palace, without a fixed
revenue; if ever any man had the
right to say that he ruled by the
divine right, it was Mohammad,
for he had all the power without
its instruments and without its
supports.
Basworth Smith
Mohammad and Mohammadanism.
Religion
London 1874, p. 92
My choice of Muhammad to
lead the list of the world>s most
influential
persons may surprise some readers and may be questioned by
others, but he was the only man
in history who was supremely
successful on both the religious
and secular level.
Michael H. Hart
The 100: A Ranking of the Most
Influential Person in History,
New York: Hare Publishing Company, Inc., 1987. p. 33.
Mohammed was distinguished
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mam Hussein (pbuh) is the grandson of prophet Muhammed (pbuh). His father Ali bin
Abi Talib, Muhammed cousin. His mother is Fatima, Muhammed's daughter. He was
born on 3rd of Sha'ban in the 4th year of the Islamic calendar, 625 A.D in the Holy city
of Madina, Arabia. His Grandfather named him Hussein, a diminutive word indicating his
physical attraction and suggesting his beautiful character. The Holy Qur'an refers to him
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Life?
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manservant.
Jewish: I donated you the boy
sir and this garden for him and
pay back the money to you as
gift.
Imam Hussein: I donated you
the money
Jewish: I have accepted the
money, and gave him (the boy)
the money
Imam Hussein: The boy is freeing
and donated all for him
Jewish's wife said: I had converted
Islam and donated my bowery to
my husband
Jewish said: I converted to Islam
and I gave her this house.
Moral lesson is obvious and
does not deserve comment, I
comment on this story from the
other aspects, namely:
The first aspect: the type of the
pleasure that entered to the heart
of believer by any Muslim is to
be insured is no sin, and this
is important because there are
many who complement in order
to satisfy and pleasure of others
by the principles of Islam so he
get sins because of this
The second aspect: it is very
important to show that the Jewish
story of living a happy life under
Islam, so he has Muslim's boy to
serve and non-objection from the
Islamic government at that time.
Religion
Imam Ali you want to kufa.
Imam Ali: yes
Jewish: we pass kufa
Imam Ali: that is our morals to
keep our guest to the door of
his home. The Jewish wondered
from this moral then he deciced
to become muslim . This means
that the Jews had been living in
the Muslim community with the
full enjoyment.
Here the Muslims, especially those
in western countries must be
explaining the principles of Islam
and control the balance of the
non-waiver on the principles of
Islam. Vigorous is unacceptable,
The fourth aspect: the nature of
the Jews and the Christians who
were at the time of certain morals
that are different from what exists
in this time So if we act today,
with the Jews or Christians today
as the disposal of Ahlu Al-bayt
(p) will entered Islam, we think
not, but at least we will ensure
them the evils of evil without
good persons as the Jewish
and Christian communities are
not abandoned from characters
considered a moderate Islam into
equity.
What a difference between the
ideas of bin Laden , Zawahiri and
Wahhabi and the idea of Ahlu
Albayt (pbut) in the direction of
other sects.
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Ethical
Is it permissible to steal from the unbelievers in their countries, or defraud them as they
themselves do?
It is not permissible to steal from their private and public property, neither cause any damage to such
property, since the said acts could tarnish the reputation of Islam and Muslims in general. Notwithstanding
the above, it is not permissible, for it amounts to treachery and breach of implicit trust, when applying for
entry visa or residence. Treachery and breach of trust directed against anybody is haraam.
he was not
A person has entered a countr y as a visitor and his passport was stamped that
halal?
allowed to work. If he works illegally and gets the money <under the table>, is it
If the visa was granted against an undertaking that the person should not engage in any sort of
employment during the period of his stay in the country, his infringement of the undertaking is haraam.
However, this should not deny him the wages for the work; it is permissible that he has the right of disposal
over it as he deems fit.
Is it permissible to have sexual intercourse with a woman, from amongst the unbelievers or
the People of the Book, without a marriage contract, noting that their respective country is
in a state of war, directly or indirectly, against Muslims?
It is not permissible.
be
What is the ruling on saying assalaamu [alaikum] (Islamic salutation, meaning peace
them
with you) to the People of the Book or unbelievers? Also, is it permissible to send
seasonal greetings, such as on Christmas?
There is no harm in initiating the salutation, albeit makrooh (undesirable act) except out of necessity,
under whose remit comes urf. Responding to their salutation should be by uttering [the word] alaik (with
you). There is no harm in greeting them on their occasions.
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Unity of God
Say: He is Allah, the One
and Only; Allah, the External,
Absolute; He be getteth not,
nor is He begotten, and there
is none like unto Him. Holy
Qur'an (112)
This short surah of the Holy
Qur'an is the most significant
of all writings dealing with the
oneness of God. As Allamah
Abdllah Yusuf Ali has commented
in his tradition of the Holy Book,
the nature of God has been
indicated here in a few words,
such as we can understand. He
writes: Here we are specially
taught to avoid the pitfalls into
which man and nations have
fallen at various times in trying
to understand God.
The first thing we have to note
is that His nature is so sublime,
so far beyond our limited
conceptions, that the best way
in which we can realize Him is
to feel that He is a personality.
He, and not a mere abstract
conception
of
philosophy.
Secondly, He is the One and Only
God, the only one to Whom
worship is due, all other things
or beings that we can think of
are His creatures and in no way
comparable to Him. Thirdly, He
Beliefs
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should
fall sick, but they would not
refrain from sins lest they should
fall
in the Fire.
9-Beware of disobeying Allah in
solitude, because the witness
is also the judge.
10-To praise more than is due is
flattery, but falling short of
the due is either faltering or
envy.
11-At the extremity of hardship
comes relief, and at the
tightening
of the chains of tribulation
comes ease.
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Religion
Part one
In the Name of Allah, Mo
st Beneficent, Most Merciful
Know God have mercy up
on you that God has rights
incumbent upon you and
these encompass you in
that
every motion through wh
ich
you move, every rest wh
you take, every way statio
ich
n in which you reside, ev
ery limb which you emplo
every instrument which yo
y,
and
u use. Some of these rights
are greater than others. An
d
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the greatest of God's rights incumbent upon you is what He has made incumbent
upon you for Himself the Blessed and the Exalted from His rights. That which is the
root of all rights from which others branch out. Then those which He has made
incumbent upon you in yourself, from your crown to your foot, according to the
diversity of your organs.He established for your sight a right incumbent upon
you, and your hearing a right incumbent upon you, and your tongue a right
incumbent upon you, and your hand a right incumbent upon you, and your legs
a right incumbent upon you, and your stomach a right incumbent upon you, and
your private part a right incumbent upon you. These are the seven organs through
which deeds take place. Then the Mighty and the High established for your deeds
rights incumbent upon you. Then He established for your ritual prayer a right
incumbent upon you, and your fasting a right incumbent upon you, and your
charity a right incumbent upon you, and your offering a right incumbent upon
you, and your deeds a right incumbent upon you. Then the rights extend out from
you to others who have rights incumbent upon you. And the most incumbent of
them incumbent upon you are the rights toward your leaders.
RIGHTS OF GOD
1-THE GREATEST RIGHT OF GOD
Then the greatest right of God incumbent upon you is that you worship Him without
associating anything with Him. When you do that with sincerity, He has made it
binding upon Himself to give you sufficiency in the affairs of this world and the next
and to keep for you whatever of them that you like.
2- THE RIGHT OF YOURSELF
And the right of yourself incumbent upon you is that you employ it in obeying God;
then you deliver to your tongue its right, to your hearing its right, to your sight its
right, to your hand its right, to your leg its right, to your stomach its right, to your
private part its right, and you seek help from God in all that.
1-AH: after the prophet Muhammed's hajra from Mecca to Madeina
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Haritage
their father or mother or friends
will cause loss of faith, it is (haram)
forbidden for them to travel with
those people.
7-What do the jurists mean
when they speak of, loss of
faith? It means either committing
a forbidden act by indulging in
minor or major sins like drinking
intoxicant,
adultery,
eating
forbidden meat, or drinking (najis)
impure drinks, etc. It also means
abandoning the fulfillment of a
compulsory act like neglecting salat
(pray), fasting, hajj(pilgrimage)
and other obligations.
8-If circumstances force a Muslim
to migrate to a non-Muslim
country with the knowledge that
the migration will cause loss of
faith (e.g., a person seeks political
asylum in a non-Muslim country
in order to save his life), it is
permissible for him to make that
journey to the extent that it saves
his life, and not more than that.
(See the question-answer section
below.)
9-If an immigrant Muslim,
residing in a non-Muslim country,
knows that his stay in that country
will lead to loss of faith or of that
of his children, it is (must doing)
(wajib) on him to return to one
of the Muslim countries. (See
the questions at the end of this
section.) As mentioned above,
this loss of faith is realized by
neglecting the obligatory acts or
by committing sins.
The obligation to return to a
Muslim country applies only if
it does not lead to death [for
example, for a political opponent
who has fled his own country],
or to putting him in untenable
situation or, to an emergency
situation
where
religious
obligations are suspended (e.g.,
the necessity of preserving life
which allows a person to eat
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Projects
he Section of cooling is an
important part in the holy
shrine through the Vigorous and
sustained efforts to offer comfort
to the visitors of the holy shrine.
[pakg]. It
contains a number of separate
units were importing these devices
from the company (Eewoork)
its capacity 1600 tons. The cost
of this project is eight hundred
The engineer (Alaa Mahmoud) thousand dollars.
informs us In view of the
expansion in Al-Hussein's holy * Phases of the project:
shrine after the roofing project The first phase of the project
has emerged an urgent need to (studying and importing devices)
adapt the campus, and we have is completed. They will be placed
studied to take a central system in the agenda of these devices.
completed in nearly three years.
But during this time, we plan Q: can you give us a general idea
to adapt an alternative campus about the draft cooling of the
in accordance with the system Holy Shrine?
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as weather conditions
and the requirements of external
factors and a different estimated.
The capacity (6000) tons (by the
initial studies) involves the energy
shrine of Imam Hussein (pbuh).
In addition to the ground floor
rooms and the first floor and
second floor for future expansion
Holy Shrine .
The location of the cooling
(Gelr) would be outside the (2)
kilometers away from the shrine
through tunnels.
The air-distribution units (AHU) will
be distributed to different sites of
holy
shrine surface to ensure the
distribution and coverage of the
air-conditioned space. The first
and the second will be used
system (fan coil), also different
capacities, and different forms
depending on the nature of the
place to be adapted.
This project is the largest cooling
in Iraq. The cost of the project is
forty million dollars. The location
have been selected for this project
site to install devices which is
about two kilometers, where
the supply pipe network into the
shrine and are working through
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administrative rooms.
The third floor will include rooms
and floors for the deputations
whom come to holy Karbala.
The importance of this project in the
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work carried out previously (Al in the Imam Hussein Holy shrine
Kawthar Company). Al Kawthar and (Omar Amer Maud ) is the
Company designed and funded engineer supervising.
the project while the supervisor
is the department of engineering
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Expanding Imam Hussein (pbuh) Holy Shrine by
roofing
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The smallness of Imam Radha and
his sister Ma'souma tombs made
adminstrators add roofs to the
two Holy Shrines to contain mass
of visitors
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to establish a new floor like the
earthly floor its area (4000) m2.
The religious activities like daily
lectures, Friday prayer and
ceremonial consolation that are
performed inside the Holy Shrine
makes the administration execute
the project of the expanding by
roofing Al-Hussein (pbuh) Holy
Shrine with the same engineering
structure. This project gets rid of
the cloth roof, which deforms
shape of the Holy Shrine. That
engineering
and
technical
department changed the cloth
every summer because of the
tearing.
Idea about two projects
The Holy Shrine requires
developing and establishing
new sets like halls, cultural
places, social and engineering
affairs. So it needs introductory
steps to the project. The project
will be executed by Iraqi staff.
International
Company
for
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Woman
llah
Al-mighty
has
commanded us with every
action that is good for us and
prohibited us from performing
every action that is bad for us.
Allah Al-mighty orders the Muslim
woman to wear the Hijab(1)
when she steps out of the security
of her home or when in the
presence of strange men. So wear
the Hijab is a source of great good
for you the Muslim woman - for
many reasons. Among them:
You please Allah. You are
obeying the commands of your
Lord when you wear the Hijab
and you can expect great rewards
in return.
It is Allahs protection of your
natural beauty. You are too
precious to be on display for
each man to see.
It is Allahs preservation of your
chastity.
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way. You are not a slave to any
man, nor a slave to any nation.
You are free and independent
from all man-made systems.
Allah gives you the freedom
of movement and expression
through the Hijab. You are able
to move about and communicate
without fear of harassment.
Your Hijab gives you a unique
confidence.
Allah wants others to treat you
a Muslim woman - with kindness.
And the Hijab brings about the
best treatment of men towards
you.
Allah wants your beauty to be
preserved and saved for just one
man to enjoy your husband.
Allah helps you to enjoy a
successful marriage through
wearing Hijab. Because you
reserve your beauty for one man
alone, your husbands love for
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sceintific
he historical, religious
and scientific facts prove
that fasting is necessary for
life.
Fasting has been known and
practiced by the human for
centuries. The oldest historical
documents are carved in the
ancient temples of Egyptians.
They practiced fasting in
special days. even, Indians,
Brahmins and Buddhist had
traditions to practice it.
Their traditions that dealt with
fasting had been referred to
their own holy books.
Fasting has the ability to
arrange the job of digestive
system and renewal of
damaged tissues. So, fasting
is a golden chance for
most of human organs to
reactive.
Professor Nikolaev Bylwi in
his book Hunger for Health
1976 show to advantage of
fasting to body of man says:
Everyone, especially the
population of big cities must
get fastinging and don't
eat for f 3 to 4 weeks each
year to enjoy the full health
benefits of fasting:
1- Fasting is a rest to human
beings body.
2- Fasting stops the process of
absorption of the remaining
material in the intestine that
leads to the toxic waste.
In addition, it is the only
effective means of allowing
the expulsion of toxins
accumulated in the body.
3- Through fasting, the
capacity of organs to
elimination and unloading
poison. It reactivates and
improves functioning in the
purification of the body.
Therefore,during
testing
blood the stomach should
be empty. If it happened
that one of these parameters
is out of level, it would be
prove that there is something
wrong.
Holy Qur'an in verse 183
Al-Baqara refer to fasting (O
You who have attained to
faith! Fasting is ordained for
you as it was ordained for
those before you, so that
you might remain conscious
of God)
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French converted:
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Christians
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&
QURAN
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facts
BIBLE
part: 1
between the two.
The Flood
There is a second
highly significant
subject of comparison
between the Bible
and the Quran;
descriptions of the
deluge. In actual fact,
the Biblical narration
is a fusion of two
descriptions in which
events are related
differently. The Bible
speaks of a universal
flood and places it
roughly 300 years
before Abraham.
According to what we
know of Abraham,
this would imply a
universal cataclysm
around the twentyfirst or twenty-second
century BC This story
would be untenable,
in view of presently
available historical
data. How can we
accept the idea that,
in the twenty-first
or twenty-second
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Science
ne of
the most famous
phenomenons in our life is isthmus
and the real fact can be seen in the
water. The scholars confused when
they find the isthmus between the salt
water and fresh water and never mix
between them while the holy Qur'an
referred to it in sura Al-Furqan before
fourteen century the almighty, God
say (and he it is who has given freedom
of movement to the two great bodies
of water the one sweet and thirstallaying, and the other salty and bitter
- and yet has wrought between them a
barrier and a forbidding ban).
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Religion
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Religion
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(4) Etymology Some researche
Karbala is the Babylonian word
of
ng
ani
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, Karbala, Aker babil,
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towns are (Nainawa, Ghadiryia
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d to drive the water to the holy
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the water to enter it) when
did not harm the holy grave.
t syllable is (Karb)
destroy it, the water stopped and
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tw
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ani
work and
meaning (sanctuar y) and (ala) me
d from the word (Karr) meaning
me
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ma
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Other historians believe the
perhaps the name (Karbala) is de
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nam
s
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Tuf
ALich made it easy for
(bala) meaning higher.
for Karbala has plain lands, wh
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(Ku
the Arabic word
of fruit, and probably it was nam
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kin
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me
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(Ka
rd
different kinds of planting, the wo
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