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In the Safavid era and in the first years of the 16th century, the [[martyrdom]] of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussein]] had become a patriotic practice. In most of the articles in this book as well, the core of the Ta'ziya is considered to be the heroic martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the son of the [[Fatima|Prophet's daughter]] and Imam Hussein is considered to be the focus of all actions that everything revolves around his decisions, thoughts, desires and words. | In the Safavid era and in the first years of the 16th century, the [[martyrdom]] of [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam Hussein]] had become a patriotic practice. In most of the articles in this book as well, the core of the Ta'ziya is considered to be the heroic martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the son of the [[Fatima|Prophet's daughter]] and Imam Hussein is considered to be the focus of all actions that everything revolves around his decisions, thoughts, desires and words. | ||
Imam Hussein, alone in the burning desert, occasionally laments his terrible loneliness and summons his grandfather [[Prophet Muhammad|Prophet]] against the companions who have left him alone for fear of death. There are scenes in the Ta'ziya where one can identify the popular and the hated characters, however some articles do not introduce the characters as completely white or absolutely black. The majority of the writers of the articles view the language of the Ta'ziya as folky. Almost all articles point out that all the Ta' | Imam Hussein, alone in the burning desert, occasionally laments his terrible loneliness and summons his grandfather [[Prophet Muhammad|Prophet]] against the companions who have left him alone for fear of death. There are scenes in the Ta'ziya where one can identify the popular and the hated characters, however some articles do not introduce the characters as completely white or absolutely black. The majority of the writers of the articles view the language of the Ta'ziya as folky. Almost all articles we need to point out that all the Ta'ziyas are similar in subject matter but differ in design and construction, and this difference can be seen in their wording. | ||
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