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    4. A Strangely Exceptional Relationship

    4. A Strangely Exceptional Relationship

    FromFrom The Prophet (s) to Yazid: What Went Wrong - Mizan Institute

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    4. A Strangely Exceptional Relationship

    FromFrom The Prophet (s) to Yazid: What Went Wrong - Mizan Institute

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    Length:
    49 minutes
    Released:
    Aug 13, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Muawiyah wasn’t a normal individual and everyone knew it. We can see how he had a huge impact on the history of Islam through different stories he was directly or indirectly involved in. One of the mistakes was that he was given relative power during the caliphate of the second caliph. Without a doubt, this relative power is what slowly evolved into ultimate uncontested power.
    Released:
    Aug 13, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    History is all about turning points; events changing the course of things and directing them in other directions. These turning points do not take place overnight and usually, if not always, have deep roots that have grown over time and in effect of certain circumstances. Without a doubt, one of the greatest turning points of Islamic history is the tragedy of Ashura. This tragedy has cast its shadow not only on Islam and its history, but continues to have an impact on even the world we live in today. One of the major and most significant questions that poses itself regarding Ashura, is the one asking what led to such a tragedy. Why was the beloved grandson of the holy prophet of Islam (SAWW) slaughtered in such a manner only around fifty years after the demise of the prophet (SAWW), and by his own people? What prepared the grounds for such an atrocity? Was it planned? Was it just coincidence? In a nutshell, what went wrong?!