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The symbol of patience, Imam Moosa Al Kazim (PBUH) turned prisons into places of worship; Address of Allama Imran Haider Saqi to the Majlis e Aza held at Hadala Syedaan DINA, June 16: The symbol of patience, Hazrat Imam Moosa al Kazim (PBUH) illuminated prisons with the remembrance of Almighty Allah in such a way that even his enemies got impressed and iterated the oneness of Almighty Allah. This was said by Allama Imran Haider Saqi a Majlis arranged by Syed Rehmat Ali shah at Hadala Syedan Dina on the occasion of Almi Ayam e Babul Hawaej as announced by the Quaid e Millat e Jafariya Pakistan Agha Syed Hamid Ali Shah Moosavi. He said that the sign of greatness of the Godly people is their piety. He said that by staying firm in the time of trouble and serving humanity is the first principle of Muhammad O Al e Muhammad (PBUT). By following the footprints of the holy personalities of Islam, the Muslim world can sort out their problems. In the mean time Ummal Banin WFP & Sakina Generation also arranged a Majlis e Aza, where Muhtarma Iram Zaidi while addressing to the participants said that necessity is the weakness of every person; human need a source of intercession which can play a role of mediator between humans and Almighty Allah; Imam Moosa Ali Kazim (PBUH) is one of those chosen people of Allah who was not only the helper of his well wishers but was also proved to be a door of intersession for his enemies. Even continuous imprisonment of 14 years could not deviate Imam (PBUH) for the righteous path, in result the tyrant ruler of his time administer him poison. The tomb of Imam Moosa Al Kazim (PBUH) in Kazmaen Iraq is a source of salvation and guidance of the whole of humanity. To conclude the Majalis the replica of the coffin of Imam Moosa Al Kazim (PBUH) was brought out and Matam Dari was performed; special prayers were also offered for the unity of the nation and solidarity of the motherland.
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(PBUH & HHP): Peace be upon him and on his holy progeny (PBUH): Peace be upon him/her (PBUT): Peace be upon them |
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