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'''Al-Shuquq''' (Arabic: الشُقُوق) is a way station between Mecca and [[Kufa]] where [[Imam Hussain]]’s caravan stayed for a while. | '''Al-Shuquq''' (Arabic: الشُقُوق) is a way station between Mecca and [[Kufa]] where [[Imam Hussain]]’s caravan stayed for a while. | ||
== Location == | {{Imam Hussain root to Karbala}} | ||
==Location== | |||
According to Ibn Shahr Ashub's book<ref>p. 213, Vol. 2</ref> , it is one stage following [[Zubala]] on the way of one who travels from [[Kufa]] to Mecca, and it belongs to Banu Asad. According to Mu’jam al-Buldan, al-Abadi's grave lies there. | According to Ibn Shahr Ashub's book<ref>p. 213, Vol. 2</ref> , it is one stage following [[Zubala]] on the way of one who travels from [[Kufa]] to Mecca, and it belongs to Banu Asad. According to Mu’jam al-Buldan, al-Abadi's grave lies there. | ||
== Events == | ==Events== | ||
At al-Shuquq, Al-Hussain saw a man coming from Kufa<ref>On p. 233, Vol. 1, of his book Maqtal al-Husayn, al-Khawarizmi claims he was al-Farazdaq, the poet.</ref> , so he asked him about the people of Iraq. He informed the Imam that they were all against him. He said, “The affair is with Allah; our Lord does whatever He pleases. Our Lord, Praise to Him, each day manages the affairs.” Then he quoted the following verses of poetry<ref>Ibid. But al-Khawarizmi does not quote the fifth line of the original Arabic text, attributing these lines to the Imam, peace be upon him.</ref>: | At al-Shuquq, Al-Hussain saw a man coming from Kufa<ref>On p. 233, Vol. 1, of his book Maqtal al-Husayn, al-Khawarizmi claims he was al-Farazdaq, the poet.</ref> , so he asked him about the people of Iraq. He informed the Imam that they were all against him. He said, “The affair is with Allah; our Lord does whatever He pleases. Our Lord, Praise to Him, each day manages the affairs.” Then he quoted the following verses of poetry<ref>Ibid. But al-Khawarizmi does not quote the fifth line of the original Arabic text, attributing these lines to the Imam, peace be upon him.</ref>: | ||
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For I see myself from you soon depart | For I see myself from you soon depart | ||
== Source == | ==Source== | ||
* [http://alhassanain.org/Maqtal%20al-Hussain%20Martyrdom%20Epic%20of%20Imam%20al-Hussain%20('a)/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a)_html/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a).htm Abd al Razzaq al-Muqarram, Maqtal al-Hussain: Martyrdom Epic of Imam al-Hussain] | *[http://alhassanain.org/Maqtal%20al-Hussain%20Martyrdom%20Epic%20of%20Imam%20al-Hussain%20('a)/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a)_html/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a).htm Abd al Razzaq al-Muqarram, Maqtal al-Hussain: Martyrdom Epic of Imam al-Hussain] | ||
== References == | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
[[Category:Imam’s Route from Mecca to Kufa]] | [[Category:Imam’s Route from Mecca to Kufa]] | ||
[[Category:Battle of Karbala]] | [[Category:Battle of Karbala]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:08, 10 March 2021
Al-Shuquq (Arabic: الشُقُوق) is a way station between Mecca and Kufa where Imam Hussain’s caravan stayed for a while.
Template:Imam Hussain root to Karbala
Location[edit | edit source]
According to Ibn Shahr Ashub's book[1] , it is one stage following Zubala on the way of one who travels from Kufa to Mecca, and it belongs to Banu Asad. According to Mu’jam al-Buldan, al-Abadi's grave lies there.
Events[edit | edit source]
At al-Shuquq, Al-Hussain saw a man coming from Kufa[2] , so he asked him about the people of Iraq. He informed the Imam that they were all against him. He said, “The affair is with Allah; our Lord does whatever He pleases. Our Lord, Praise to Him, each day manages the affairs.” Then he quoted the following verses of poetry[3]:
If this abode is held as dear,
In the abode of Allah, the rewards
Are more sublime and noble.
If wealth is hoarded to be left behind,
Why should one be miser with what is left?
If sustenance is destined in proportion,
To be less concerned about it is more beautiful.
And if the bodies are for death made,
One killed for the sake of Allah is surely better.
So peace of Allah be upon you,
O family of Muhammad!
For I see myself from you soon depart