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[quote][quote]Who Killed Al-Hussain? .............[blue][b]The People of Kufaa invite al-Hussain.........Yazîd replaces the Governor of Kufah with Ubaydullâh ibn Ziyâd.........The Kufans start deserting one by one..........Muslim ibn ‘Aqîl fears for Al-Hussain's life........Muslim ibn ‘Aqîl's letter reaches Al-Hussain..........Al-Hussan reaches Iraq.....Al-Hussan is Martyred........The Sheites seek to hide their Treachery........The Sheite Treachery against Zayd ibn ‘ Alî ibn Hussain.........[/b][/blue][/quote][blue][b]Conclusion:[/b] If today ‘آshûrâ will be commemorated as a day of struggle and sacrifice, let it also be remembered as a day of treachery and desertion. When the names of Yazîd ibn Mu‘âwiyah, ‘Ubaydullâh ibn Ziyâd, ‘Umar ibn Sa‘d and Shamir ibn Dhil Jawshan are mentioned and curses invoked upon their memories, then let us not forget the treachery of the Shî‘ah of Kûfah. The time has long been due for the Shî‘ah to reintroduce into their ‘آshûrâ ceremonies an aspect that was in fact part of the very first commemoration ceremony of the Tawwâbûn. That lost aspect is the admission of their own guilt, along with that of Ibn Ziyâd, Yazîd and others, in the shedding of the holy blood of Sayyidunâ Hussain ibn ‘Alî radiyallâhu ‘anhumâ.[blue] _______________________________________________________________ NOTES AND REFERENCES: 1.The historical material for this study has been taken largely from al-Bidâyah wan-Nihâyah of Ibn Kathîr. The Shî‘î source Maqtal al-Hussain by ‘Abd ar-Razzâq al-Mûsawî al-Muqarram (5th edition published by Maktabah Basîratî, Qum in 1382) was also consulted. 2.See S. H. M. Jafri, The Origins and Early Development of Shi’ah Islam p. 198 (Ansariyan Publications, Qum, n.d.) 3.The figure of 80 000, given in certain Shî‘î sources, and quoted recently on local radio, is clearly fictitious. Apart from contradicting reliable historical sources, its origin in the emotionally charged hyperbolism of the Shî‘ah is self-evident. 4.Jafri, p. 195 5.ibid. p. 223 6.Muhammad Abû Zahrah, Târîkh al-Madhâhib al-Islâmiyyah, p. 613 (Dâr al-Fikr al-‘Arabî, Cairo, n.d.) 7.al-Kulaynî, al-Kâfî (Usûl) vol. 2 p. 250-251 (Dâr al-Adwâ, Beiru1992) 8.‘Abdullâh al-Mâmaqânî, Miqbâs al-Hidâyah vol. 2 p. 414 (Mu’assasat آl al-Bayt li-Ihyâ’ at-Turâth, Beirut 1991) quoting from Rijâl al-Kashshî. 9.ibid. vol. 2 p. 407 Abû Mansûr at-Tabarsî, al-Ihtijâj vol. 2 p. 290-291 (Mu’assasat al-A‘lamî, Beirut 1989 10.al-Kulaynî, Rawdat al-Kâfî vol. 8 p. 288 The Link for this Article is http://www.ahya.org/modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=93 Edited by: aboosait on Thursday, January 08, 2009 4:53 PM[/quote]
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