💠Ayatollah Mutahhari:
✔️Notes from "Hamasa e Husaini", pg. 23:
🔹"This remembrance, this memory should never be forgotten, and people should always shed tears over this.
🔸However, in the lamentation of a hero, firstly his existence as a hero should be well established, and then mourning should be performed for him. If not, then superficially lamenting over a trampled, armless, legless, and innocent individual has no potential for the true shedding of tears, and a lamenting nation will have no impact.
🔹Mourning over the hero should be so that you can feel that heroic experience, so that the radiation of the Hero's spirit may shine onto your spirit, so that to an extent you could find a relation of bravery to truth and reality.
🔸You too (like the hero) should be pro-Justice, battle against oppression and the oppressor, be advocates of freedom, have utmost respect for freedom. Do you even understand what human nobility even is, what honor and humanitarianism are, what dignity means. If we read the bright page of the Husaini history, we could then be able to truly benefit from the mourning processions, if not then it will prove useless.
🔹We think Husain ibn Ali (peace be with him) is waiting in the hereafter so that people feel sorry for him- or nauzu billah- Hazrate Zahra (peace be with her) is also waiting in the shade of Gods mercy in the hereafter after 1300 years for a few people to cry for her so she feels consoled".
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