Tanveer Hussain
Budgam, October 25: A grand mourning procession was taken out from the headquarters of Anjuman-e-Sharie Shian to Markazi Imambara Budgam on the occasion of Ayyam-e-Fatimiyyah. The procession was led by President of Anjuman-e-Sharie Shian, Hujjat-ul-Islam wal-Muslimeen Aga Syed Hassan Mosavi Al-Safavi. Thousands of mourners, along with religious scholars, participated in the procession to pay tribute to Hazrat Fatimah al-Zahra (AS), the beloved daughter of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
The procession culminated at Markazi Imambara Budgam, where a Majlis-e-Aza was held. Addressing the gathering, Aga Syed Hassan Mosavi Al-Safavi emphasised that following the exemplary life and teachings of Hazrat Fatimah al-Zahra (AS) is essential for building a righteous society, promoting moral values and curbing social evils.
He highlighted the fundamental role of women in shaping and reforming society, stating that morally upright, farsighted and conscientious women can contribute significantly to social progress and the establishment of a better social order.
Aga Hassan said that the blessed life of Hazrat Fatimah al-Zahra (AS) embodies chastity, purity, patience, steadfastness, devotion, selflessness and the highest moral values. He noted that her exemplary character offers timeless guidance not only to Muslim women but also to women across the world, inspiring them to uphold dignity, self-respect and moral excellence.
He further stated that Islam provides comprehensive principles for protecting women’s rights, dignity and welfare. He stressed that incorporating the teachings and exemplary character of Hazrat Fatimah al-Zahra (AS) into everyday life is vital for nurturing generations committed to truth, righteousness, religious devotion and ethical values.
Meanwhile, Aga Mujtaba, a representative of Anjuman Sharie Shian, expressed serious concern over the situation of Kashmiri Umrah pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia amid the prevailing regional tensions. He appealed to the Government of India to arrange a special flight to ensure their safe and early return.
Aga Mujtaba said that ordinary civilians often bear the greatest burden of wars and armed conflicts. Referring to Syria, Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq, he stressed that the devastating humanitarian consequences of war cannot be ignored. He also called for an examination of the role of the United States in escalating tensions in the region.
He urged the Government of India to coordinate with the concerned authorities and take immediate measures to facilitate the safe return of the stranded Kashmiri pilgrims so that they can reunite with their families at the earliest.
