The Holy Prophet (sawa) prayed:
O Allah , curse the one who oppresses her and punish the one who usurps her property and humiliate the one who subdues her and consign in your fire forever the one who strikes her sides so much so that she loses her son !
At this the angels pronounced : Ameen !
(Ref : Behar al Anwar v 29 p 39)
On 8th Shawwal, Wednesday, in the year 1345 AH (April 21, 1925), mausoleums in Jannatul al-Baqi (Madina) were demolished by King Ibn Saud.
JANNAT UL BAQI AFTER DEMOLITION
ORIGINAL JANNAT UL BAQI
In the same year (1925), he also demolished the tombs of holy personages at Jannat al-Mualla (Makkah) where the Holy Prophet (s)'s mother, wife, grandfather and other ancestors are buried.
JANNAT UL MUALLA AFTER DESTRUCTION
JANNAT UL MUALLAH BEFORE 1925
Destruction of sacred sites in Hijaz by the Saudi Wahhabis continues even today. According to some scholars what is happening in Hijaz is actually a conspiracy plotted by the Jews against Islam, under the guise of Tawheed. The idea is to eradicate the Islamic legacy and heritage and to systematically remove all its vestiges so that in the days to come, Muslims will have no affiliation with their religious history
In this heartbreaking Euology recited by Mulla Bassim, it is Fatima't al-Zahra (as) talking about how she lives in a land that is a strangers land, that she is not familiar with, and that her children are scattered everywhere, the graves of Al-Baqee were destroyed and so on.
Hafez Ibrahim (Arabic: حافظ إبراهيم, Ḥafeẓ Ibrāheem) (1871-1932) was known as the Poet of the Nile, and sometimes the Poet of the People, as his writings were widely revered by ordinary Egyptians. His poetry was often about subjects with which the majority of Egyptians were familiar, such as poverty and the politics of foreign occupation. He was one of several Egyptian poets that revived Arabic poetry during the latter half of the 19th century. While still using the classical Arabic system of meter and rhyme, these poets wrote to express new ideas and feelings unknown to the classical poets. Hafez is noted for writing poems on political and social commentary. ( Ref : wikipedia)
Muhammad Hafiz Ibrahim, , has a Diwan[1]
to his credit, which is published in ten volumes. In his Qasida, famous
as ‘Qasida Umariya’ he has considered it to be a matter of pride for Umar to come
to Ali’s house and say: If you don’t come out and give allegiance to Abu Bakr,
I will burn down the house even if the daughter of the Prophet is inside it.
It is noteworthy that he recited this Qasida on important
occasions and the audience not only did not find fault in him, on the contrary,
they encouraged him and gifted him medals of pride.
In this Qasida, he says:
And the words spoken by Umar to Ali (a) were: Strange
was the respected hearer and what an important speaker?! Umar said to Ali (a): If
you don’t give allegiance your house will be burnt down and I will not leave
anyone alive in it; even if the daughter of the Prophet is there in it. Except
for Abu Hafas (Umar) no one could dare to make this statement before the stalwart
of Adnan and his defender.[2]
