Ehd O Paimaan Week

Allah has promised heaven for one who fulfils Ehad rather a promise has been
declared a debt
, therefore it must be paid while fulfilling the Ehad is the
symbol of strong and brave. Allah Says in Surah Nahal that
(when you make an Ehad, fulfil it and do not break what you sworn).

Nations in the past were also given this commandment that is mentioned in Surah
Baqarah that Oh, Bani Israel! Remember my showering and blessings that I made on
you. Fulfil my promise, I Will fulfil your promise and keep fear from Me.
Fulfilling the promise has been recognised as the best quality of
Sahiban-e-Taqwa (pious people). Muttaqeen fulfil their promise they make rather
that is the greatest quality that could be gauged from the fact that
Zaat-e-Illah has linked it with Him
(No doubt, Allah does not break promise) — Surah Aal-e-Imran Ayah 9.

That is why whenever Bandgan-e-Illahi make Ehad-o-Paiman then river could change
their course, mountains could change their place, Sun could rise from west
instead of east but the Khasan-e-Khuda keep their Ehad and fulfil their promise
even on the point of the spear. Even the biggest powers, Nimroud, Pharaoh and
Yazid could not bow them down or overcome them nor could they stop them from
fulfilling the promise made by them.

The enemies always praised for the truthfulness and trustworthiness of the
Prophet (SAAW) and at the same time they did recognise that he always kept his
promise. Therefore, when the Khatmi Martabat (SAAW) sent an invitation to Qaiser-e-Rome
to accept Islam, Abu Sufian was also present in Rome. Abu Sufian was called in
the Darbar because he was an Arab and resident of Makkah Mukarramah. Qaiser-e-
Rome enquired from him whether Muhammad Ibne Abdullah (SAAW) ever violated his
promise. Abu Sufian despite being an enemy had to say that the son of Abdullah (A.S.)
never violated his promise. The Holy Prophet (SAAW) fulfilled his promise with
God by delivering the religion of Islam with trustworthiness and sincerity and
Zaat-e-Illahi decorated him with completeness. His pious inheritors not only
saved this religion but also protected it from many threats.

Therefore, when Yazid took over power after 50 years of the Holy Prophet’s (SAAW)
Wisaal and desired to declare Halal-e-Muhammad as Haram-e-Muhammad, it was none
else but Nawasa-e-Rasool-os-Saqalain Shahzada-e-Konain Hazrat Imam Hussain (A.S.)
throughout the world who not only checked him rather presented the greatest
sacrifice in Karbala along with his 72 faithful near and dear ones to save the
religion that has been declared
by Allah.

The Imam Aali Muqaam (A.S.) declared upon the whole world that no one could
cause harm to Deen-e-Illahi and Shariat-e-Mustafvi in his presence. Men and
women of his Khanwada-e-Ismat bore difficulties and did a great job by
delivering their heart-rending Khutbaat in the streets of Kufa and Shaam and in
the courts of Ibne Ziad and Yazid that would be the beacon of light for the
world of humanity.

One of the pious and great personalities of this Khanwada is Hazrat Imam Hassan
Askari (A.S.) who defended humanity and Islam confronting six tyrant rulers and
dictators of his era. Imam Askari (A.S.) always said Kalma-e-Haq against
oppression, brutality, suppression, injustice, bloodshed, humiliation followed
by the governments of those tyrant rulers in an environment that did not allow
freedom of expression. These oppressive rulers could not bow him down. During
his life spread over 28 years, he bore the difficulties of being gaoled but no
dictator could succeed in forcing him to fulfil the anti-Shariah commandments.