My dear friends I have tried my best to call every one from Karbala and share Duya. Duya for me is like best wishes for all. I m a humanist first. I was born in a Sunni Sindhi family but visiting these scared places too. I have met some Sikh, Christians and Hindus too, interestingly there were some Buddhist people from Cambodia. Their guide informed me that one of a king of Cambodia met with a Shia Iranian schooler and came under his influence and when he fought from thrown against his brother he was about to loose the war and when he asked his army to roar the slogan OH ALI on the advise of the schooler and finally he won the war. After that time Ashora mourning is a practice in some parts of Cambodia by Buddhists people. This phenomenon brought several people to Karbala every year . Likewise we must visit all places and pay respect to their sanctity which is demand of plurality and diversity. In few days, I have been able to understand, a bit about the Socio-economic and political dynamics of this part of Arab world. So as an explorer and student of history and politics we must visit all those places which has remarkably influenced worlds politics and people a large. Karbala, for us is more a symbol of great resistance, struggle for truth and sacrifices for a just cause. And truth fears no questioning
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 16:32:41 +0000
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