Myths of Fatima's Death (Ft Sayed Ali Radhawi) - After Maghrib EP69

After Maghrib Podcast🎙| EP 69 - Myths of Fatimiya
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In this week's episode, we delve into the third narration of the sorrowful nights of Fatimiya, commemorating the beloved daughter of Rasool Allah (saww). Our esteemed guest, the respected scholar Sayed Ali Radhawi, joins us from the holy city of Mashhad. We explore the Shia narrative and historical events that led to the martyrdom of Lady Fatima Al-Zahra (as). The conversation provides profound insights into her short lived life, exploring misconceptions on her killing, the oppression she endured and guidance on emulating her blessed path.
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Sayed Ali Radhawi Discusses: The Oppression of Lady Fatima
Martyrdom and Reflections: Lady Fatima's Short Lived Life
Understanding Oppression: Lady Fatima's Struggles
Sacred Insights: Remembering Lady Fatima Al-Zahra
In the Footsteps of Lady Fatima: Exploring Her Martyrdom

[@AfterMaghrib]

Condolences on the martyrdom of Lady Fatima (as) - What does Fatima Al-Zahra (as) mean to you?

[@tahreemnaqvi222]

As always a great podcast & a much needed discussion on this topic. 👏🏻💚 Lady Fatima (s.a) is everything to me, the key to heaven, the key to our accepted duas through her tasbeh, our mother. 🙏🏻🤍

[@alismohsen2133]

Condolences to all at after maghreb and to the Imam of our time (ajtf). Fatemah (a) means the world to me and more.

[@xeinakingdom]

she is the world to us! Thanks for the episode

[@TuanNassar]

Typical deviant lies n fabrications

[@TuanNassar]

Don't indulge in shirk, while honouring the noble lady of paradise (r)​@@xeinakingdom

[@SayedAbdullahAlNakeeb]

Beautiful gems in this episode. May Allah accept all your great work.

[@zahidabenazirmirza102]

Beautiful episode and so informative about the message of Lady Fatema, 'the lady of light'.

[@fatimahzahramir9502]

Masha Allah thanks keep broadcasting such messageful potcast

[@alismohsen2133]

Brilliant episode, I really loved the points made by the speaker Sayed Radhawi from and the accent. Ofc hosts Ali and Ahmed well done as always. Please do not stop talking about lady fatemah (s)!!!

[@NP0451]

Jazak Allah khairun, Thank you for sharing.

[@thepr1ntgnome430]

Can you guys bring Dr syed Kamounpuri?

[@rukhsanabegum7123]

Bibi fatima zahara a.s is the lady of heaven lady of light ❤

[@maazsiddiqui9527]

Assalmu Alykum, What is the book the scholar referring to at 22:06? Any link for it? I tried to find it, but couldn't get it. Thanks. Jazakallahu Khair.

[@AfterMaghrib]

Salaam Alaykum. The book is not available in the English language. Sorry! In Arabic it is called بنور فاطمة اهتديت

[@fatimahzahramir9502]

Please let's me know from where I can get the book that molana is talking about

[@rukhsanabegum7123]

Bibi fatima zahara a.s is the lady of heaven lady of light bibi fatima zahara a.s is sidiqa ❤

[@nickmansfield1]

Great discussion panel with the guest, touching many bases, although you should have prompted him to extrapolate on the sermon of the honorable Lady Fatima as many people, including myself, are not so well versed in Islamic history.

[@MrThinker01]

JazakAllah for an enlightening program.....

[@shabershabbir8358]

Lanat to the killers of bibi fatima Zahra (as)

[@Thugnificent99]

The killers don’t exist though

[@cricketarena4926]

Sir you are talking Booksthat written 500 years after karbLA

[@fatimaalmasoomaadnan6857]

Such a precious episode with its wonderful information, thank you for these efforts.

[@rukhsanabegum7123]

Bibi fatima zahara a.s is sidiqaa ❤

[@TuanNassar]

This is common sense when this so called incident was taking place, where was imam ali (r) He could have challenged n retaliated along with his noble sons(r) fabrications n concocted views by the damned shias against the exalted sahabas.

[@bloodfirefury]

Watched this. Nothing in depth. Just a pretence of a fictional past and a disrespect of some of the sharpest minds of history in the Sahaba. You guys come along with your pseudo intellectual conversation and acting (you're all good actors) and try to pass it off as evidence based and logical. All that comes out is drivel. You ask us to be honest... you be honest... You can't.

[@zfgaming7065]

Please do a research.

[@bloodfirefury]

@@zfgaming7065 Exactly. You want me to do the research, but you lot never present any evidence just like this shitecast of a podcast. This was your chance to present evidence.... and you, as always, failed.

[@stuffsummedup22]

​@@zfgaming7065the whole talk was "people need to do more research" and "we know the truth" then all the evidence that was given were vague narrations about a disagreement between fatima (as) and abu bakr. This won't convince anyone. Just reaffirm the preconceived beliefs of those who already believe in the incident of the door.

[@TuanNassar]

​@@zfgaming7065Useless research on bogus books.

[@yucali196]

Wallahi Fatima as is free from u lying rafiidi.

[@alismohsen2133]

Move on if you cannot accept the truth.

[@mxhsvn_b7866]

she died angry with Abu bakr according to aisha in sahih bukhari. So by your standards she herself was a rafidi. Cope and seethe

[@Thugnificent99]

@@mxhsvn_b7866 what a. Liar you are lol. “Cope and seethe” that statement should be used when Umar conquered Persia and put you pagans in your place .

[@yucali196]

Why didnt ur god n Prophet Ali do anything to protect her from sahaba bcz it did not happen 🎉 stop lying on Ali no one can kill his family n get away with it

[@haydayalltime6260]

If nothing happened then why it is unclear about the location of her grave..

[@intazario]

​@@haydayalltime6260 A lot of graves are not known because umayyads used to attack graves and were threatened by the protest at shrine culture of early Shii sects. We don't know prophets mother's grave. There are 11 locations. That in itself is no proof. Many times people of shrines wanted to earn more money and it is common for some saints to have more than one shrine. The problem with your assumption that you know the real history while those people who spent their entire lives to collect information about first 2 caliphs are liars is the equivalent of a Sunni saying that we are true followers of ahlul bayt even though I have collected only few reports regarding Ali

[@haydayalltime6260]

@@intazario Grave of Bibi Fatima Zahra s.a is unclear from the starting...no one knows where her grave actually is.. Some says Graveyard of Baqi, some says her house...my question is why people don't know exactly where her grave would be??? If location of her grave is disturbed because of attacks then people must know that her grave is in Baqi cemetery or her house.. I am not asking that people should know which one of graves is exactly hers... Where are the narrations which would point clearly about the reason of her death and place of her burial if she was not martyred and not buried at night and funeral didn't happened without calling the caliphs??? Imam Ali a.s grave was also known by none but his sons. And Imam Zainul Abideen points his graves and after Imam Jafar Sadiq a.s opened the secret about his grave.. Why these Imams didn't reveal the location of grave of Fatima Zahra?? Madina was not filled with lovers of Ahlebayt otherwise arrows wouldn't have been showered on funeral of Imam Hasan a.s and otherwise yazeed wouldn't have such courage to ask Waleed to ask Baiyat from Imam Husain and Imam Husain left Madina, Why?? Because he knew how many followers he had in Madina.

[@intazario]

@@haydayalltime6260 Alternatively yazeed instate harra through his general which was not Khalid ... why? Because ansar allowed Muslims to win all battles against muhajireen. If there were no ansar there would be no Islam. If madina didn't support prophet and if ahlebayt didn't support the prophet, there would be nothing. What is certain is that ansar were cousins of prophet sawaw from her mother like Yemeni people. Furthermore, they had no loyalties to quraysh except through prophet sawaw. Therefore, the thousands of ansar that joined the last battle of prophet sawaw which included an army of 10,000 had no loyalties with quraysh except through prophet sawaw. It is stupid to say they wouldn't care after prophet sawaw left. They were prophets sawaw army not any usual army. They were not so easily deceived. However people who have collected no data about them can say anything. Why didn't imams say anything about fatima as's grave and death? Well do they have saheeh reports about other people's grave? The reports should only be there in as much as other reports are there. It might be that graves are ruined after the Imams as well. If the ruler didn't like people gathering on shrines he would destroy them. If there are multiple reports it means other people are liars because they wanted to sell things around their shrine.

[@haydayalltime6260]

@@intazario yes it was Waleed bin utba.. Whatever you said many of the things I agree... But let me ask you one question.. If you buy any halal product and don't pay its price, is it Halal for you to consume?