Al-Zahra (AS) in Iqbal's Poetry ادب و هنر

خلاصه ماشینی:

Al-Husayn from quenching his thirst, and when he died thirsty, why did you not remedy this after the martyrdom of Al-Husayn, by extinguishing the fire that the wicked ignited in the tents of the captive daughters of the Messenger of Allah? If you had done this, you would have removed terror and fear from the hearts of the captives of the Family of the Messenger... so you persisted in turning away and were stingy even with a few drops to alleviate the impact of that angry fire, and you stood as a helpless spectator who was unable to do anything. .. But excuse me I should have been more deliberate, for perhaps you are wronged!.. And out of my love for the son of Al-Zahra (as) and the burning of my heart for him, I said what I said... And here I am returning to seek an excuse for you.. Perhaps you wished to give Al-Husayn water, but the people stood between you and him. If that is the case: Then I have never seen an oppressor more resembling the oppressed than you. May Allah curse whoever oppressed Abu Abdillah Al-Husayn (as). And may Allah curse whoever oppressed the water!! Al-Zahra (as) in Iqbal's poetry The lineage of Christ is through the daughters of Mary, a biography whose memory has remained throughout time And glory shines from three horizons, in the cradle of Fatima, how exalted she is Whose daughter is she? She is a flash of light from the eye of Al-Mustafa, the guide of nations when they seek guidance Muhammad Iqbal Lahori