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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

***SAKEENA{*RADIALLAHU ANHA*}***

One night Sakeena(RadiAllahu Anha)
started to cry in her sleep. When her
mother Rabab (RadiAllahu Anha)
asked her about the matter she replied
that she saw her father in her dream
telling her that he could not bear to see her in that grieving state any more.
Hearing that, all the women started to
cry so loudly that the noise reached
Yazid in the palace. He asked the
guards what all the noise was about.
When they told him what it was, Yazid ordered that Al- Husain(RadiAllahu
Anhu)’s head be taken to Sakeena
(RadiAllahu Anha) in order to keep her
quiet. When Sakeena(RadiAllahu Anha)
saw the head she ran to it and hugged
it.
A Sakeena (RadiAllahu Anha) complained
to her father how the horrible men
snatched her earrings, how they took
away the women’s scarfs and burned
their tents. The loving daughter of
Imam Husain(RadiAllahu Anhu) suddenly stopped complaining,
became limp, and stopped breathing.
She passed away in captivity in the dark
inhospitable prison. Zainab(RadiAllahu
Anha) then held the body of Sakeena
(RadiAllahu Anha) in her arms as Imam Zainul Abideen(RadiAllahu Anhu) dug
a grave for his sister. Sakeena
(RadiAllahu Anha)’s clothes were
burned in Karbala, & due to injuries,
had stuck with her flesh. Therefore, she
was buried in the same burned, ripped clothes right there in the prison. As the
grave was being filled up after the
burial, Sakeena(RadiAllahu Anha)’s
mother Rabab(RadiAllahu Anha) let out
a scream. All the ladies huddled around
her, all crying, “Oh Sakeena, Oh Madhloomah!”..
A Sakeena(RadiAllahu Anha)'s body was
removed from its original burial place,
the dungeon of Syria, some centuries
later, when a pious man of Damascus
was informed in his dream that water
was pouring into the grave of Sakeena (RadiAllahu Anha). Upon confirmation
that ground water was actually
entering the grave, Sakeena(RadiAllahu
Anha)'s body was buried in a new
mazaar called Rowdha Sayyedah
Ruqayya in Damascus. Her body was in the condition that if she had been
buried the same day...

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