چکیده:
The ups and downs of Islamic history are filled with instructive points, and any historical event that is significant, its lessons are even more instructive for future generations. The great and eternal movement of the Ashura of Husayn is the largest and most influential religious event in the history of Islam, which has brought many lessons for Islamic and Shiite revolutions. The present collection is a selection of the most prominent remarks of the Supreme Leader on the subject of the lessons of Ashura and the instructive points of this movement from his perspective, so that they can be made an immediate goal for preserving the revolution and its achievements.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Whoever does not learn from the passing of time will not learn from any teacher Footnotes: Lessons of the Husayni Movement from the Perspective of the Supreme Leader··· Compiled and organized by: Hossein Sheidaian Researcher Abstract The ups and downs of Islamic history are filled with instructive points, and every historical event, no matter how vast, provides lessons that are even more instructive for future generations.
Keywords: Lesson, Imam Hussain(as), Supreme Leader The epic and eternal movement of the Husayni Ashura has become a focal point of attention for historians and analysts more than any other important event in Islamic history.
Distance from the remembrance of God and spirituality The Supreme Leader, by referring to verse 59 of Surah Maryam, describes one of the causes of the deviation and misguidance of society, which became the factor in the martyrdom of Imam Hussain(as), as follows: «We must understand what calamity befell that society, that the decapitated head of Hussain ibn Ali, the first-born of the most prominent person of the Islamic world, the son of the Caliph of Muslims, the son of Ali ibn Abi Talib, was taken in that very city where his father sat on the throne of the Caliphate, and not even a ripple was made in the water!
The Supreme Leader says regarding this matter: «If you look at the names of those who wrote letters to Imam Hussain(as) from Kufa and invited him, these people who wrote the letters were all among the elite class; the number of letters from the cream of society and prominent individuals is also great.
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