I'm unable to cry in 'Masaib of Imam Hussain' • Sayed Asad Jafri

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References:
Nahj al-balāghah - In the section of Sermons, V3, Pg 40
Tuhaful `Uqul - Pg 70
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[@WhoisMahdiofficial]

The narration, Sayed Asad was referring to is from Nahj al-balāghah - Section: Sermons of Imām ʻAlī (s), V#3, Pg# 40 and is also quoted by Ibn Shu'ba al-Harrani on Pg# 70 of his book; Tuhaful `Uqul. Imām ʻAlī (s) has said: Surely the heart of the youth is like the uncultivated ground - it will accept whatever you throw upon it [and that is what will grow from it]. (قال الإمام عليّ عليه السّلام: إنّما قلب الحدث كالأرض الخالية، ما القي فيها من شيء إلاّ قبلته)

[@aleyanoorani]

An irreplaceable loss of Syed Asad Jafferi. Miss him alot. May his soul be in the proximity of Ahulul bait AHS. Ameen!

[@WhoisMahdiofficial]

Ameen!

[@rubabhusain1303]

May Allah place Asad among His choicest of servants . I miss him.

[@WhoisMahdiofficial]

Ameen!

[@HTrntrs]

If one let's say can't shed a tear on the martyrdom of imam Hussain or the struggles of the Prophet SAW, then why does one have to importantly train himself to cry when it is not compulsory? Rather crying in front of Allah is what's prescribed in the Quran!

[@WhoisMahdiofficial]

"Say, 'I do not ask you for any reward for it except love for my near relatives." (Surah Ash-Shuraa, V23) - This verse is interpreted by most scholars to emphasize the importance of loving and respecting the Prophet's family. The term "near relatives" (ذِي الْقُرْبَى) is commonly understood to refer to the Ahlulbayt. Regarding crying over the martyrdom of Imam Hussain or the struggles of the Prophet (SAW), it is not obligatory in Islam to cry on specific events. However, it is considered a sign of empathy and to remember their sacrifices and hardships is the least we can do to appreciate them.