Iranian university professor, Mohammad Shoja’ee, has called Arbaeen ceremony a unique incident marked by followers of different religions, in an online event on the theme of “a different Arbaeen” as the annual ritual is to be held under certain restrictions due to the new coronavirus.
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Iranian university professor, Mohammad Shoja’ee, has called Arbaeen ceremony a unique incident marked by followers of different religions, in an online event on the theme of “a different Arbaeen” as the annual ritual is to be held under certain restrictions due to the new coronavirus.
In an online meeting held on the eve of Arbaeen, 40th day after the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS), third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), Mohammad Shija’ee referred to participation of different religions in one of the greatest religious marches as the people do not believe that the third Shia Imam belongs only to the Shia Islam.
He referred to participation of Christians, Jews and Zoroastrians loyal to Imam Hussain (AS) and said,” One should ask why should followers of different religions from different racial, ethnical, ideological and language backgrounds unite to express their respect and love a Shia Imam.”
Mohammad Shoja’ee called Arbaeen as an international manifest belonging to all religions.
Iranian university professor called on the Shia Muslims across the globe to mark one of the most glorious ceremonies for Arbaeen maintaining the health protocols against the new coronavirus.
Muslims and those loyal to the third Shia Imam attend the great march of Arbaeen which marks 40th day after the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS).
This year however the ceremony is restricted to the local people in Iraq due to the new coronavirus pandemic which has imposed restriction on nearly all gatherings.
SOURCE: ABNA24.COM
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