completely liberated and detached from Islam. In modern society, is this not becoming more apparent? Are more and more people not wanting to live without Islam to guide them? Yazid was also immodest; he had no shame or decency. Cast your attention to modern life again; is indecency and shamelessness not becoming more prevalent than ever? Yazid did not care to offer salah. Is the amount of people who are careless about their salah not growing day by day?

The masjids are becoming increasingly less populated, but gatherings of sin are attended in huge numbers: disbelief, fraud, adultery, sin, oppression, wrongdoing, and fighting are increasing daily. Are all the people who commit these atrocities rightful of calling themselves Husayni? No, absolutely not!

Those who weigh up Islam in accordance with the limited parameters of their imperfect intellect, those who مَعاذَ الـلّٰـه point fingers at what the Quran and Sunnah ordain, or those who sit on social media and television speaking against Islam; are these people rightful to call themselves Husayni? Absolutely not!

On the other hand, those who try to refrain from sin, who offer salah, and are religious-minded; they must also take a good look at themselves! Despite all of these good actions, they do not stand in opposition to the rise of Yazidi actions! They do not stand to oppose the growing storm of sins we see rising on a daily basis! They do not stand to oppose irreligiosity! They do not invite towards good nor forbid evil. Despite all of their good deeds, do these people possess Husayni zeal?

اللہ! اللہ! Now look at our beloved Imam Husayn رَضِىَ الـلّٰـهُ عَـنْهُ! Look at his unmatchable resolve and determination. Look at how passionately he acted upon all tenets of Islam. Even on the fields of Karbala, he invited the Yazidi army towards goodness. They were drunk with power at that stage and carrying out all forms of oppression and injustice they could. Despite this, Imam Husayn رَضِىَ الـلّٰـهُ عَـنْهُ still forbade them from evil. This