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Poems From the Divan of Hafiz

Presenting children with traditional majaalis (lectures) of the twelve days of Muharram. Detailed biographies of companions and family members of Imam Husayn (a), and accounts of the events before and after the day of 'Ashura.

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Source: al-islam.org

Tears For Karbala

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