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Lesser Known Facts about Prophet Mohammad, pbuh

Prophet Muhammad(pbuhp), often referred to as Muhammad or the Prophet, was the founder of Islam and is considered the last prophet of Islam by Muslims. His life story is a source of inspiration and guidance for millions of people around the world. Here’s a brief account of his life, highlighting both well-known facts and some lesser-known aspects: Early Life: Muhammad was born in Mecca (in present-day Saudi Arabia) in 570 CE, into the Hashim clan of the influential Quraysh tribe. His father, Abdullah, passed away before his birth, and his mother, Amina, died when he was just six years old,…

28th Safar

Today, Safar 28th, we commemorate and give our condolences to the 12th Imam (ajtfs), and the followers of Ahlul Bait (a.s) on the death Anniversary of our beloved prophet Muhammad al Mustafa ibn Abudullah (s.a.w) and the Martyrdom of his grandson, the 2nd Imam al Hassan al Mujtaba ibn Ali(a.s). May Allah (s.w.t) hasten the return of Al Muntadar (the awaited), Al Mahdi (a.s). About Prophet Muhamamd (s.a.w): Titles:”Habibullah, “Al Ameen, “Ahmed”, “Mustafa”, “As Saddiq” Father: Abdullah ibn Abd al Muttalib ibn Hashim (a.s) Mother: Lady Aminah (s.a) Birth Date: 570 AD in Mecca Date of Death: Safar 28th,…

Shrine of Aga Syed Yousuf

The life of Ayatollah Yousuf Kashmri perfectly attested the truth in Allama Iqbal’s one of the most inspirational Urdu couplets. Aga sb., as he was popularly known, was a charismatic leader, a social reformer, a revolutionist, a visionary, an eminent educationist, a great scholar – all the rear qualities consolidated in one person. Aga Syed Yousuf is ranked one of the greatest scholars Shia community has ever had after the Late Ayatollah Aga Syed Mehdi. Ayatollah Yousuf Kashmri was born in Budgam in 1322 AH and completed his education in jurisprudence and Islamic law from Najaf in Iraq, and after…

Shrine of Shamsudin Iraqi, Chadura

Shrine of Mir Shams-ud-Din Araqi is also situated in Chadura. Mir Syed Shamsuddin died in Zadibal and was buried at Astan e shareef, Zadibal, but due to political opposition his coffin was taken to Chadoora tehsil in Budgam district. The shrine features exquisite architecture typical of Kashmiri Muslim heritage, with beautiful wooden carvings and intricate designs. Devotees and pilgrims from various backgrounds visit the shrine to seek blessings, offer prayers, and immerse themselves in the spiritual ambiance. The Shrine of Shamsudin Iraqi, located in Chadura, Kashmir, is a place of spiritual significance for followers of Islam, particularly those who adhere…

Shrine of Shamsudin Iraqi, Zadibal

Shrine of Shamsudin Iraqi in Zadibal, Srinagar, is a notable religious and historical site located in the Kashmir Valley, Jammu and Kashmir, India. It holds significant importance for both locals and visitors due to its association with the renowned Sufi saint, Shamsudin Iraqi. Here are some key points about the Shrine of Shamsudin Iraqi in Zadibal: Sufi Saint Shamsudin Iraqi: Shamsudin Iraqi was a prominent Sufi saint and a revered poet who lived during the 13th century. He was born in Iraq and traveled to various regions, including Kashmir. His teachings and poetry are deeply admired by Sufi followers, and…

Dargah Hazratbal Srinagar

Dargah Hazratbal, located in Srinagar, Kashmir, is one of the most revered and significant religious sites for Muslims in the region. The dargah is known for housing a sacred relic believed to be a strand of hair from the beard of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), making it a place of great spiritual importance for believers. Here are some key features and aspects of Dargah Hazratbal: Sacred Relic: The main attraction of Dargah Hazratbal is the holy relic known as “Moi-e-Muqqadas.” It is believed to be a hair strand from the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) beard. This relic is considered highly sacred and…

Zadibal Imambara

One of the most ancient monuments of India, Imambara Zadibal sits proudly on the land of Jammu and Kashmir. It lies in Zadibal locality of Srinagar to the west side of the fort. Made in 1518, this shrine was erected by Kaji Chak, who was a minister with Sultan Mohammed Shah. This two-storey building is one of the oldest historic places in Kashmir valley. Sitting on the lines of Persian architecture, this shrine looks antique and a hot tourist spot. From 1548 AD to 1872 AD, the building went ablaze eleven times and it was rebuilt each time. Of recently,…

Muharram 11: Moving the captives, including Lady Zainab (AS) and Imam Sajjad(AS), towards Kufa.

On the 11th of Muharram, after the tragic events of the Battle of Karbala and the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS) and his companions, the surviving family members and companions, including Lady Zainab (AS) and Imam Ali Zainul Abidin (AS), were taken as captives and started their journey towards the city of Kufa. After the battle, the family members of Imam Hussain (AS) and their companions, particularly the women and children, were held captive by the forces of Yazid ibn Muawiya. The captives were then taken from Karbala and transported through various regions, including Kufa, where they had earlier set…

8th Muharram Procession in Srinagar after 3 decades

Srinagar: After a gap of more than three decades, the Shia community here on Thursday (27/07/2023) took out a Muharram procession on the Gurubazaar to Dalgate route, with hundreds participating in it. The procession was taken out by members of the community after permission was granted by the Jammu and Kashmir administration. Mourners assembled at Gurubazaar around 5.30 am as authorities had granted a two-hour window — from 6 am to 8 am — for the procession on the route that passes through the busy Lal Chowk area. The procession did not take place after the outbreak of militancy in…

Safar 20: Arba’een and the return of Ahl al-Bayt (AS), including Imam Sajjad (AS), to Karbala.

The 20th of Safar, known as Arba’een or Chehlum, holds immense historical and spiritual significance in the Islamic calendar, particularly for Shia Muslims. This day marks the 40th day after the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS), the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and his companions at the Battle of Karbala. The tragic events of Karbala, which took place on the 10th of Muharram in the year 61 AH (October 10, 680 AD), are among the most profound and defining moments in Islamic history, and the 20th of Safar serves as a day of deep reflection, mourning, and remembrance. The…