As Muslims commemorate the birth anniversary of Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali (AS) and honor the Day of Veterans, the legacy of Karbala once again offers a powerful moral lens through which to view today’s world—one marked by occupation, war, and the enduring struggle for human dignity, from the Middle East to Palestine.

Located in the Iraqi city of Karbala, the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS), third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) is decorated with flowers as part of preparations to celebrate the Islamic occasions during the Islamic lunar month of Rajab. Among these occasions are the birth anniversary of Imam Hussein (AS) and his half-brother Abbas ...

The sacred Al-Tall al-Zeinabiyya site in Karbala has been officially inaugurated, welcoming pilgrims from around the world on the anniversary of Lady Zeinab’s passing. Lady Zeinab, the sister of Imam Hussein, is revered as a central figure in the Battle of Karbala.

Millions of pilgrims visit the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS), third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and his half-brother and close companion, Hazrat Abbas, in the holy city of Karbala during the month of Rajab (seventh month in the Islamic lunar calendar).

Amid the rubble of Gaza, besieged girls—marked by hunger, fear, and loss—embody a centuries-old legacy of endurance. Their plight evokes memories of Sayyida Sakina, the young daughter of Imam Husain, whose silent courage in Karbala reverberates through time, reminding us of resistance, innocence shattered, and hope that refuses to die.

A senior Lebanese cleric stressed that the ongoing catastrophic situation in Gaza is an extension of the tragedy that happened in Karbala.

Millions of Muslim mourners gathered at the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) in Karbala to mark 40-days of mourning after martyrdom anniversary of the third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH).

Millions of Muslim mourners gathered at the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) in Karbala to mark 40-days of mourning after martyrdom anniversary of the third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH).

In a world torn by war, greed, and disconnection, Arba’een offers a powerful alternative. It is a movement of the heart. A reminder that real change comes from sacrifice, from love for humanity, and from standing with the oppressed.

Pilgrims from across the globe arrive at the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) to mark the 40 days after the martyrdom anniversary of the third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Located in the Iraqi holy city of Karbala, the shrine receives millions of devoted pilgrims and tourists from different countries.

Millions of Muslims from across the world head for the holy city of Karbala to attend the Arba’een ceremony which is marked 40 days after martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein (AS), the third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). To show their special devotion to the martyred Imam, many march the whole route to the shrine of Imam Hussein ...

An estimated 25 million pilgrims are expected to attend the Arba’een ceremonies in the Iraqi city of Karbala, the governor of the holy city announced.

More than one million Iranian pilgrims have crossed the borders with Iraq to attend the Arba’een mourning ceremonies marking the 40th day after martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein.

Iranian pilgrims exit through Khosravi border crossing in western province of Kermanshah, as they depart for Arbaeen ceremonies to be held in the holy city of Karbala.

A group of servants from the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS), eighth Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), cycle to the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) in Karbala, to attend the Arbaeen ceremonies, which mark the martyrdom of the third Shia Imam, Iraq.

Iraqi pilgrims in Ras al-Bisha, in Basra Governorate, depart for the holy city of Karbala to attend the Arbaeen ceremonies marking the 40th day after martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussein (AS), the third Shia Imam and grandson of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Ras al-Bisheh is considered the farthest starting point within Iraq for the annual pilgrimage, ...

The mourning ceremonies of Muharram is not merely a remembrance of Karbala as a tragedy but a declaration of allegiance against oppression. Muslims renew vows to stand against the modern Yazids, whether they sit in Tel Aviv or Washington.

Millions of Iranian mothers bring their infants to the mourning ceremony held for martyrdom anniversary of Ali Asghar, the infant son of Imam Hussein (AS), slain during the battle of Karbala. Shias across the globe commemorate the youngest martyr of Karbala on the first Friday of Muharram.

As the younger generation is encouraged to live with the same devotion and commitment that Hazrat Ali Akbar exemplified, his legacy continues to inspire and shape the values of the nation. On this day, young people are reminded of the potential within themselves to contribute to the betterment of society, ensuring that the spirit of justice and faith ...

Hazrat Zainab remains an everlasting symbol of strength, patience, and resilience. Her story inspires countless individuals to stand for what is just and care for others with love and compassion, making her an enduring figure of reverence and inspiration.