چکیده:
When human need transcends worldly limits and has no material aspect, and only an emotional and spiritual desire exists, a vow (Nazr) is considered the best refuge for a helpless person. A person makes a vow with a fundamental belief and complete sincerity of intention to act upon it after solving the problem and achieving their need, and to fulfill what they have committed to. Accordingly, in this article, an attempt has been made to present several tables, including the table of Hazrat Abul Fazl (AS) and the specific vows of Lady Hazrat Fatimah (SA), such as the table of Hazrat Fatimah (SA), the Degcheh table of Hazrat Fatimah (SA), the Samanou of Hazrat Fatimah (SA), and the Halva of Hazrat Fatimah (SA), because the offerings hold a place in the hearts of Muslim people many times greater than what has appeared in this article and other books and magazines.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Keywords: Vow (Nazr), Votive Table, Women's religious gatherings, Table of Abulfazl (AS), Table of Hazrat Fatima (SA), Intercession (Tawassul), Need (Hajat) 1.
The description of this Rawdah is provided by "Ebrahim Shakorzadeh" in the book "Beliefs and Customs of the General People of Khorasan" has stated thus: "Abbas said to the King of Martyrs with politeness, sincerity, and purity: O martyr of religion, for God's sake, grant me permission to leave the field so that I may go for the sake of the orphans to that two-factioned group.
After explaining the introduction of the ceremony, the rozeh khwan (mourner/reciter) continues with the rozeh of Hazrat Abbas (AS) in Karbala 2 and says: 1(Refer to the page image) Abbas ibn Ali (AS), the water carrier of the desert of Karbala, gave his life in the path of the Beloved for the sake of defending God and the Quran, for the sake of proving his creed and faith, and for the sake of providing water for thirsty children.
In continuation of the ceremony, the rozeh khwan recites the Dua al-Tawassul 1, and after finishing the Dua al-Tawassul, he again recites verses loudly and clearly regarding Hazrat Abul-Fazl al-Abbas (AS): O moon of the Banu Hashim, Abbas, the sun-faced one; O light of Haidar's heart, Abbas, the candle of the martyrs; From suffering, grief, and hardship, we have brought ourselves to you, take my sorrowful hand, for the sake of God, Abbas.
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