10 Muharram 2024 1446 Karbala I Shahdat Imam Hussain AS I Nehar Alqama I Farat/Imam Hussain Karbala

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Nehar-e-Furaat..
Darya e furaat ko Jo piyasa rkhy usy Mula ABBAS A.S Kehty Hain..

NEHER E FURAD IS ALSO CALLED NEHER E AL QAMA AND RIVER EUPHRATES.
Hazrath Abbas a.s. was buried at the ground where he fell from his horse in Karbala, Iraq. The real grave of Hazrat Abbas a.s. is beneath the mausoleum, and is present in the shrine.Euphrates River’s has changed its direction.Nearly 1400 years after the battle of Karbala, the river is flowing across the grave of Abbas, making a circle around it. It is said that the Euphrates has come to Hazrath Abbas (a.s) now as if it is seeking forgiveness that it could not give water to SAKKA E SAKINA.

A summary of titles given to hazrath abbas by various people are as follows:

Abu al-Fadl Abbas(Lang. Farsi, Translation “Father of virtue”)
Abul Qasim (Lang. Arabic, Translation “Father of Qasim”)
Abu Qurba (Lang. Arabic, Translation “The owner of the skin of water”)
Shahen Shah-e-Wafa (Lang. Urdu, Translation “Sultan of Loyalty”. Given by Shia’s belonging to the Indian Subcontinent)
Qamar Bani Hashim (Lang. Arabic, Translation “Moon of the Hashemites”. His father, Ali Ibn Abu Talib a.s. announced this title during battle of Siffin)
Strength of Hossein (P.B.U.H.)
Alamdar (Lang. Farsi, Translation “Flag bearer”. Imam Hossein (P.B.U.H.) announced this title during battle of Karbala)
Saqqa (Lang. Arabic, Translation “Who Fetches Water”. Sakina bint Hussain called him through this title during the battle of Karbala.)
Afza sh-Shuada (Lang. Arabic, Translation “Most Superior Martyr”)
Babul Hawa’ij (Lang. Arabic, Translation “The door to fulfilling needs”. Three persons are awarded with this title (hazrath Abbas Ibn Alia.s.haz Ali Asghar a.s. Ibn Hussain a.s, and seventh Imam Musa al Kazim a.s.).

“As the scorching sun beat down on the parched terrain, Imam Hussain’s army found themselves in a desperate struggle for survival. With the enemy forces led by Yazid having blocked access to the Euphrates River, the rightful caliph’s loyal companions were left to face the unforgiving desert landscape with dwindling water supplies. Despite the unbearable thirst and dehydration, the brave warriors refused to surrender, even when the enemy offered water in exchange for their allegiance. Their unwavering dedication to the righteous cause and their leader was a testament to their unshakeable faith and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. The legendary steadfastness of Imam Hussain’s army in the face of dehydration and adversity continues to inspire generations, serving as a powerful reminder of the enduring power of conviction and sacrifice.”