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Muharram Gatherings Continue in Calgary as Dr. Salman Turabi Highlights the Legacy of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Imam Hussain (AS)

Muslims around the world are observing the sacred month of Muharram-ul-Haram with devotion, reflection, and remembrance. In Calgary, members of the Muslim community gathered on the 3rd of Muharram at the Bab Ul Hawaij Islamic Centre

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Calgary, Alberta: Muslims around the world are observing the sacred month of Muharram-ul-Haram with devotion, reflection, and remembrance. In Calgary, members of the Muslim community gathered on the 3rd of Muharram at the Bab Ul Hawaij Islamic Centre to commemorate the sacrifices of the family of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and to renew their commitment to the values of faith, justice, and humanity. The centre is one of Calgary’s active Shia Islamic institutions and regularly hosts Muharram programs and religious gatherings.

The well-attended Majlis featured a keynote address by renowned scholar Dr. Salman Turabi, who delivered a thought-provoking speech focusing on the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the unparalleled sacrifice of his beloved grandson, Imam Hussain ibn Ali (AS).

Addressing the congregation, Dr. Turabi emphasized that Muharram is not merely a period of mourning but a time for self-reflection and spiritual renewal. He highlighted the noble character, mercy, and leadership of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), whose teachings continue to inspire billions of people across the world. He noted that the message of Islam is rooted in justice, compassion, truth, and respect for human dignity.

Speaking about Imam Hussain (AS), Dr. Turabi said that the tragedy of Karbala remains one of the most significant events in Islamic history. He explained that Imam Hussain (AS) stood against tyranny and oppression, sacrificing everything for the preservation of justice, truth, and the authentic teachings of Islam. According to Dr. Turabi, the message of Karbala transcends religious and cultural boundaries and serves as a universal lesson for humanity.

He urged community members, particularly the younger generation, to study the life of Imam Hussain (AS) and adopt his principles of courage, integrity, patience, and steadfastness. Dr. Turabi stressed that the values demonstrated by Imam Hussain (AS) are as relevant today as they were more than fourteen centuries ago.

The gathering included recitations from the Holy Quran, elegies, and prayers commemorating the sacrifices made by Imam Hussain (AS), his family members, and companions in the plains of Karbala. Participants listened attentively as the speaker reflected on the moral and spiritual lessons of Muharram and encouraged believers to strengthen their connection with faith and community service.

Community members expressed appreciation for the enlightening lecture, describing it as a reminder of the enduring message of sacrifice and resistance against injustice. The Muharram programs at Bab Ul Hawaij Islamic Centre are expected to continue throughout the first ten days of Muharram, drawing worshippers from across Calgary and surrounding areas for remembrance, education, and spiritual reflection.

As Muharram observances continue worldwide, the message of Imam Hussain (AS) remains a beacon of hope, inspiring people to uphold truth, justice, and human dignity in every age.

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