Imam Hussain Or Ullu Ka Waqia |Karbala Ka waqia | imam Hussain ki Shahadat| AR voice

Brief Summary

This video addresses common misconceptions about owls, particularly the belief that they are unlucky omens. It shares a story from Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S.) about why owls live in deserted places and appear sad, linking it to the tragedy of Karbala. The video also presents interesting facts about owls, aiming to dispel superstitions and encourage respect for these birds.

  • Dispels the myth of owls being unlucky.
  • Shares the story of the owl's connection to Imam Hussain (A.S.) and the events of Karbala.
  • Provides interesting facts about owls, highlighting their role in the ecosystem and unique characteristics.

Introduction: The Misunderstood Owl

The video begins by questioning the common perception of owls as unlucky birds and omens of bad news. It sets out to explore the truth behind these beliefs, particularly focusing on the story of why the owl came to Imam Hussain (A.S.) in Karbala and how that event changed the owl forever. The introduction encourages viewers to reconsider their views on owls and understand the real reasons behind the superstitions.

The Owl's Sadness and Solitude: A Story from Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S.)

The video presents a story narrated by Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S.) to explain the owl's current state of sadness and preference for deserted places. According to the story, the owl was once a bird that loved the family of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). After witnessing the tragic events of Karbala, where Imam Hussain (A.S.) was brutally martyred, the owl became deeply saddened and lost trust in humanity. It vowed to live only in deserted places, mourning the atrocities it had witnessed.

Dispelling Superstitions: The Owl's True Nature

The video emphasizes that considering owls unlucky is a result of ignorant thinking. It clarifies that owls are innocent creatures and their occasional calls should not be interpreted as omens of trouble or death. The video urges viewers to abandon these baseless superstitions and instead appreciate owls as part of the natural world.

Interesting Facts About Owls: Beyond the Myths

The video shares several interesting facts about owls to provide a more informed perspective. There are approximately 205 types of owls worldwide, divided into tribes like brand owls and common owls. Owls are beneficial to farmers as they prey on pests like rabbits, birds, and insects, protecting valuable crops. The average lifespan of an owl is about 12 years, and they typically build nests in trees at a height of about 20 meters or in deserted buildings. Owls can rotate their necks up to 270 degrees, allowing them to see all around without moving their bodies. Their feathers are light and soft, enabling silent flight for hunting.

Global Beliefs About Owls: A Mix of Superstition and Respect

The video explores various cultural beliefs about owls around the world. In Britain, an owl's hoot is considered unlucky, while in South Africa, it is seen as a sign of death. In Canada, three consecutive nights of owl hoots are believed to foretell news of someone's death. Similar superstitions exist in parts of America and Türkiye, although white owls are considered auspicious in the latter. In India, while owl hoots are generally seen as bad omens, some people unfortunately sacrifice owls during Diwali in misguided attempts to bring prosperity.

Conclusion: Promoting Understanding and Respect

The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share the information and change people's perceptions of owls, moving away from the incorrect belief that they are unlucky. It clarifies that the story of the owl's connection to Imam Hussain (A.S.) is a popular tradition expressing love and devotion, not a historical fact recorded in the Quran or Hadith. The video's aim is to promote love for Hussain and to foster respect for animals, dispelling harmful superstitions.

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0:00 Dear friends, why did the owl come to Imam Hussain (AS) in Karbala? What did he see in the field of Karbala that changed him forever ? Friends, in today's video we will talk about the reality of a bird about which people often have misunderstandings. People call the owl unlucky. It is considered a sign of bad omen and it is said that this bird brings trouble. But the question is what is its real truth ? Is the owl really unlucky? And most importantly, why did he come to Imam Hussain (A.S.) in Karbala ? What did he see that changed his life forever and what did he say that

0:48 still shakes the soul. To know all these facts, please watch the video till the end. Dear friends, you all must know the owl. You must have seen an owl sometime or the other in your life. But have you ever wondered why this animal remains so sad? And why does it always like to live in deserted places? Dear friends, people consider the owl to be so unlucky that if this bird comes to a house, then people think that big troubles are going to come in that house or some bad accident is going to happen, maybe even someone's death. Do you also consider the owl to be such an unlucky bird? Please do tell us in the comment box. But friends,

1:36 today we will tell you the whole truth about the owl. And we will also alert you to the reality as to why it came to be considered inauspicious. When you know the real reason behind this, believe me, you too will be surprised. Dear friends, once upon a time. A person appeared in the service of Hazrat Imam Jafar Sadiq (a.s.) and started requesting – O Imam Jafar Sadiq ( a.s.) please tell me why this owl always lives in deserted places ? And why is he so sad all the time ? When Imam Jafar Sadiq ( A.S.) heard this question, he said, O man, the way you are seeing this bird today, it was not always like this. It neither

2:24 lived in deserted places nor was it so sad and depressed. An incident happened with him after which his life changed forever. Hearing this, the person started requesting: O Sir, what kind of incident is this? What happened to this bird? Then Hazrat Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S.) said, O man, this bird is a bird that loves the family of Hazrat Mohammad Mustafa ( Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam). Earlier it did not live in deserted places. But ever since the heart-wrenching incident of Karbala occurred, this bird became a companion of the deserted. When this bird came to know that Imam Hussain (peace be upon him) was

3:12 staying in the field of Karbala with his caravan, this bird reached the field of Karbala on the night of 9th Muharram and went and started requesting to Imam Hussain (peace be upon him) – O Hussain, what are your orders for me? On this Imam Hussain ( A.S.) said, O bird, go away from here because whatever is going to happen here tomorrow, you will not be able to see it, you will not be able to tolerate it. On hearing this the owl got very upset and started requesting, O Imam Hussain ( A.S.), I will not go. When that bird remained adamant, Imam Hussain ( A.S.) allowed it to stay there. After that the bird

3:58 saw the entire scene of Karbala with its eyes. He saw how badly Yazid treated Imam Hussain (A.S.) and his companions. He saw with his own eyes that the blessed head of Imam Hussain (A.S.) was beheaded. He saw with his own eyes that the pure body of Imam Hussain (A.S.) was trampled underfoot. Seeing all these atrocities, the bird started hating humans and lost all trust in humans. Since then that bird i.e. the owl went away from humans. He started living in places where even a human shadow could not reach. When Imam Hussain (A.S.) was martyred, the

4:43 owl swore that he would never live among the populated areas again. Now he will live only in deserted and lonely places. Now the owl remains immersed in sorrow the whole night. Even till it becomes morning. Dear friends, the owl is a bird that loves the family of Hazrat Mohammad Mustafa Sallallaho Alaihi Wasallam. But sadly, even today many people consider the owl to be unlucky. If it comes and speaks near any house, people get scared. They think that some trouble or problem is about to happen now. Many times people even leave their homes because of the sound of an owl. Dear friends, remember this, calling an owl unlucky is totally ignorant thinking.

5:30 This poor fellow is a bird. It is an innocent animal. He speaks only occasionally and nothing happens because of it. Remember, by saying this neither any trouble will come upon you nor any trouble will come to your house. Whether he speaks at night or during the day, all these things are baseless. You should always avoid these things. Dear friends, now you should also leave this wrong thinking about owl because it is just an animal and we should love animals and not hate them. Come friends, now let us tell you some interesting things about owls which you will be surprised to know. Dear friends, you will be surprised to know that about 205 types of owls are found in the world.

6:16 But their entire community is divided into specific tribes. One is called brand owl and the other is called common owl. Dear friends, rabbits, birds, insects etc. are considered enemies of humans. But the owl saves precious grains by preying on them and thus helps the farmers financially. That is why the owl is called the friend of farmers. Usually the lifespan of an owl is about 12 years. Dear friends, let us also tell you that usually the owl makes its nest in the lap of trees which is at a height of about 20 meters from the ground. Apart from this, he also makes his home in ruins or deserted buildings.

7:01 Now just pay attention. Another wrong thing related to the owl is that are you tearing your eyes like an owl. Whereas the reality is that the poor owl is forced to look all around. He can only look ahead. But his speciality is that he can rotate his neck up to 270 degrees and can see all around while sitting at one place. The feathers on its body are very light and soft compared to other birds. That is why when he flies, there is no sound of his wings and in this silence he pounces on his prey. Dear friends, remember that

7:47 different interesting beliefs regarding owls are found in different countries of the world. For example, in Britain, if an owl hoots or if its crying sound is heard, it is considered unlucky. Dear friends, in South Africa the sound of an owl is considered a sign of death. In Canada, if an owl hoots for three consecutive nights, it is considered a sign that news of someone's death in the house is about to come. In the southern and western parts of America, the owl is also considered unlucky. In Türkiye too, the sound of an owl is considered inauspicious. But the white owl is considered auspicious and good. In India, if an owl hoots while sitting on the roof of a house, it is also considered a bad omen.

8:34 But on the occasion of Diwali, some people chant mantras to bring prosperity and Lakshmi in the house and even sacrifice owls to achieve success, which is a very unfortunate and wrong practice. Dear friends, please share this video with your friends and family so that people can change their opinion about the owl and can get out of the wrong thinking of calling an innocent bird unlucky. Dear friends, let me make it clear to you that this incident is not recorded in the Quran or Hadith but is a public tradition which is narrated as an expression of love and devotion towards Imam Hussain (AS). Our

9:21 aim is to present it not as a history but as the spirit of love for Hussain. Thanks. We

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