Among the months of the year, the month of Muharram and Safar are two important periods of time that occur in each other and during which unfortunate events have taken place in the Islamic world, and it would not be unreasonable that Muharram and Safar have been named the month of sorrow. In addition to the tragic incident of Karbala and the martyrdom of Imam Hussein and his companions, the martyrdom of the fourth Shiite Imam of the world saved Ghaela Dasht Ninawa, the memorial of Imam Hussein, Imam Zin al-Abedin (AS) also occurred in the month of Muharram. In the month of Safar, the death of the last ambassador of divine revelation, the pride of Adam and the world of Prophet Mohammad and the martyrdom of his great lineage Imam Hassan Mojtaba and his son Imam Rezarakh, has plunged the Islamic world into great sorrow and mourning in these two months, Muharram and Safar.

Shiites also mourn in Muharram and Safar because of the explanations given above, the most important of which are the first decade of Muharram and Tasua Ashura. There are different ways of mourning for Imam Hussein, one of the most common of which is participating in the mourning and eulogy ceremony of Imam Hussein. If you are one of those mourners who have a special interest in Muharram and Safar lamentations and praises, install the Muharram and Safar lamentation download application.

The Muharram and Safar lament download application includes the best eulogies from different eulogists. If you are looking for a collection of praises of the best Iranian praisers for the month of Muharram and Safar, add the app to download the lament of Muharram and Safar to your smartphone and use hearing the most heartfelt praises describing Imam Hussein and the days of Tasua Ashura.

Features of the Muharram and Safar lament download app:

** Anthology of praises of the best Iranian praisers for Muharram and Safar

** Anthology of laments for the martyrdom of Imam Hussein

** Special eulogies for Tasua Ashura

** Favorites menu

** Easy play of Muharram and Safar lamentations and eulogies

Source: sevilmusic.com