Arbaeen Guide 2024 – Ziyarat of Imam Hussain A.S.
Imam Ja’far As-Sadiq (a.s.)
Virtue of doing Arbaeen Walk, According to Imam Jafar Sadiq(A.S):
If one of our Shia goes for Imam Husain’s (as) Ziarat, then he will not return but all his sins will be forgiven. For every step that he or his mount takes, 1,000 virtues are written for him, 1,000 sins are forgiven and his status is elevated by a 1,000 degrees.
(Behaarul Anwar, vol 101, pg 25, tradition 26; Kamiluz Ziaraat, pg 134)
When the visitor leaves the house, each and every spot that he steps on, prays for him.
(Behaarul Anwar, vol 101, pg 15, tradition 14)
When the rays of the sun fall on the visitor of Imam’s (a.s.) shrines, it consumes his sins like the fire consumes wooden sticks. The sun does not leave any sin on his body and he returns home sinless. In fact on his return he is granted a status that is not even given to those who shed their blood in Allah’s path.
(Behaarul Anwar, vol 101, pg 15, tradition 14; Kamiluz Ziaraat, pg 298)
When a Shia knows Imam Husain’s (a.s.) right over the people and leaves his house for Imam’s (a.s.) ziarat in this condition, without any pride and conceit, then a 1,000 angels accompany him from the right, with another 1,000 angels on the left. And he will be rewarded as if he has performed 1,000 Hajj and 1,000 Umrah with a prophet or with the successor (wasi) of a prophet.
(Behaarul Anwar, vol 101, pg 91, tradition 33)
WALKING GUIDELINE
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The temperature is very hot in Najaf/Karbala, reaching up to 45C. The walk has to be planned accordingly. Adequate rest during the day will ensure and allow people to cover the distance during the night – Usually, the hottest hours are between 9am to 3pm. People who can walk at night do prefer to rest between 7am to 5pm as well. Make sure to keep drinking a sip of water, not to get yourself dehydrated while walking during the day. Cover the time lost during the day by walking during the nights..! Arbaeen’s walk dynamics are changing and it is going to be night-time walk in years to come. Labbayk Ya Hussain (AS).
NAMAZ TIMINGS
Prayer Times During Walk (1st to 6th September, 2023)
Date | Fajr | Dhuhr | Maghrib |
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Aug 25 | 4:01 AM | 12:09 PM | 6:39 PM |
Aug 26 | 4:02 AM | 12:09 PM | 6:38 PM |
Aug 27 | 4:03 AM | 12:09 PM | 6:37 PM |
Aug 28 | 4:04 AM | 12:09 PM | 6:36 PM |
Aug 29 | 4:05 AM | 12:08 PM | 6:34 PM |
Aug 30 | 4:06 AM | 12:08 PM | 6:33 PM |
DIRECTIONS
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Route # 1: Take an Exit from Imam Ali (A.S) Haram from Bab-e-Tousi (Opposite to Bab-e-Qibla) and start walking straight on Shahra-e-Tousi – After about 500 meters, Wadi-us-Salam Cemetry will start – Keep walking straight and you will eventually get to the Highway (on the right), turn left, where hundreds of thousands of people will be walking towards Karbala – Join them and you will reach the Haram of Hazrat Abbas (A.S) after about 70 km at Pole # 1452.
Route # 2: Directions from Kufa via Hindiyah to Karbala [People Starting their walk from Mosque of Kufa]: You can start walking towards Masjid-e-Sehla. There is a route from back of Masjid-e-Sehla, This road runs parallel to the Najaf-Karbala Highway, most people walk on. This route is usually cooler during hot days, as it runs alongside the River Furaat. This route is longer and is about 98.1 km from Kufa to Karbala via Hindiyah. This route was more popular during the Saddam (LA) era, when the walk was restricted by the regime of Saddam Hussein (LA), as this route runs through the villages and isn’t a proper route to be caught on and persecuted.
LANDMARKS / RE-GROUPING STOPS
Halabi Zowwaar Abu Sajjad, Halabi Hom
Landmarks (Poles) | Details (Download) |
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Poles Starts After | 7 Km |
Pole # 1 | Ministry Office on Left side of the Road |
Pole # 72 | Moukkab Aal-e Abi-Talib (A.S.)/Moukkab Abil Fazlil Abbas (AS) (Pakistani) |
Pole # 95 | Moukkab Ya Ababdul La E Hussain (Pakistani) |
Pole # 161 | Moukaab Shabab Al-Hussaini (United States) |
Pole # 172 | Moukkab – Sh. Ariful Hussaini (Pakistani) |
Pole # 212 | Moukkab Aimmatul Baqi / Medical Team (Pakistani) |
Pole # 272 | Moukkab Asheerul Akkasheen |
Pole # 237 | Moukkab (Indian) |
Pole # 297 | Moukkab Al-Abrar |
Pole # 313 | Moukkab (Pakistani) |
Pole # 327 | Karwan e Hind (Indian) |
Pole # 425 | Moukkab (Indian) |
Pole # 448 | Hussain For Justice (Indian) |
Pole # 458 | Moukkab Imam Zain ul Abideen (A.S.) |
Pole # 470 | Moukkab The Zahra Trust UK |
Pole # 475 | Moukkab Aqeela -e- Bani Hashim S.A. (Pakistani) |
Pole # 510 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 536 | Moukkab (Indian) |
Pole # 578 | City of Haidariya – Haidariya Hospital |
Pole # 594 | Mufrazata Tabbiya – Medical facilities (Pakistani) |
Pole # 596 | Moukkab (Thailand) |
Pole # 602 | Moukkab Aal-e-Fakhruddin |
Pole # 648 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 650 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 709 | Moukkab (Indian) |
Pole # 777 | Majizzat e Hussain (Indian) |
Pole # 795 | Moukkab Muzeef-al-Hussain (A.S.) |
Pole # 799 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 820 | Babul Hussain (A.S.) (Indian) |
Pole # 822 | Moukkab for Repairing of Wheelchair/Stroller, Shoes, Bags, Glasses & Mobile Phones |
Pole # 892 | Pak Night Welfare & Medical Trust Pakistan (All Types of Medical Facilities only) |
Pole # 991 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 1042 | Moukkab The Zahra Trust UK |
Pole # 1045 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 1062 | Imam Hassan (A.S.) City – Managed by Admin of Haram e Imam Hussain (A.S.) |
Pole # 1071 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 1086 | Hussainia Moukkab Pak. Medical Facilities (Pakistani) |
Pole # 1102 | Muzeef al Hazrat Al-Abbas (A.S.) |
Pole # 1013 | Moukkab By Government Of Kuwait |
Pole # 1144 | Moukkab Al Imam Aba Mohammed Al Hasan Al Mujtaba (AS) (Indian) |
Pole # 1176 | Moukkab Bibi Um Ul Baneen S.A. (Pakistani) |
Pole # 1197 | Moukkab (Lebanon) |
Pole # 1237 | Al Ameed University – Managed by Administration of Haram e Hazrat Abbas (A.S) – Formerly Imam Ali (AS) City |
Pole # 1285 | Checking Checkpost – Entrance of Karbala |
BELONGINGS’ NOTES
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WALKING GUIDANCE
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Updated as of date 10 August 2023
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IMAM HASSAN ASKARI A.S.
The signs of a true believer are five:
1) Recite 51 Rak—a’t Salaat during the 24 hours of the day (17 Rak—a’ts obligatory, + 34 Rak—a’ts in Naafilah Salaats).
2) Be in Karbala for Ziyarat of Imam Husayn (as)/other martyrs, or at least recite Ziyarat of Imam Hussain A.S.
3) To wear a ring in the right hand.
4) To put the forehead on the earth (preferably on the earth of Karbala) in prostration.
5) To pronounce “Bismillahir-Rah’maanir-Rah’eem” in clear and loud voice while praying the salats.
DUAS
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IRAQ ZIYARAAT
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Mashallah 🥰