Saydah Rogaiyah

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Saydah Rogaiyah is the youngest daughter of Imam Hussein( as )

Imam Hussein is the second son of Imam Ali inb abi Talib as) the successor of prophet Mohammad (s a w) , the mother of Imam Hussein is Al-Sayidah Fatima (as) the daughter of the prophet Mohammad (s a w
After the tyrant Yazid bin Muawah has killed Imam Hessian in Tuff battle at Karbala at 61 hajaryah , the family of Imam Hussein has been taken to the Sham (Syria) as captives to Yazid's castle & including them the child Asyadh Rogayah and she was about four years old at that time
When they arrived to Sham Yazid asked his soldiers to put them in a obsolete place, the child has fall asleep and she dreamed that she saw her father Imam Hussein , suddenly waked up crying and asking her aunt al-Sayidah Zaynab (as) where is my father I want to see him.
Yazid heard the crying and he asked his men what had happen , they told him a child of Imam Hussein wants her father , so he ordered them to take her father's head to her and it was kept in a golden tray.
As soon as she saw it she curved on it and start crying after a while she stopped crying .Al-Imam Ali ibn Al –Hussein (as) noticed that and asked his aunt al-Sayidah Zaynab (as) to move the child away from her father's head as she was died .
.So she was buried there & now she has sepulcher. Anyone of Muslims Shiites visiting Al- sayidah Zaynab (as) in Damascus ought to go and visit syadiah Rogayah's tomb , many visitors used to be there daily for pray and doua .

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Ya'qub — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 - 21:48

That masjid is BEAUTIFUL.

But they give you stones when you go in...

RI_RS — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 - 21:51

[quote=You]Why?

Is there a reason?

(shias?)[/quote]

Why do you assume it's something to do with Shi'as?

[ in a totally completely NON aggressive way. I just don't know how to phrase that question ]

You — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 - 21:53

I think it is actually sunnah to have a "sutrah" - something in front of you when there is a massive amount of space, but this is not practiced much from what I hear.

and I have heard of the stones thing elsewhere and while I am not sure I think it was to do with shias. Hence the brackets - I was not sure.

Ya'qub — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 - 22:43

[quote=MakeMeRawr_6TeenF][quote=You]Why?

Is there a reason?

(shias?)[/quote]

Why do you assume it's something to do with Shi'as?
[/quote]

Cos its a Shia mosque (and shrine, there are hundreds of pilgrims from Iran there).

And the stone is from Karbala in modern-day Iraq. Shia have to put their forehead on land from Karbala when they pray.