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Waqai-E-Karbala

O' My Allah, what has happened? Hussain left town, now we are saddened On the day of: Ashura Darkness came to: our duniya Abbas went to get, water for the children On his way back, all the enemies hit him When Abbas hit the ground, His-Aaqa-too fell-down For-her dear uncle, Sakina cried-out-loud She doesn’t want, the water now Aun-Mohammad and Qasim, three-boys-in their adolescence Who shouldn’t-have-to, participate in a war Had-to-ask-their-uncle, for his blessing Oh the calamity, my Imam had, his patience tested Zainab kept praying, to the heavens She-was-asking-for-the, help of her parents To come and save them, from the tyrants The father-of Akbar, and Ali-Asghar Was-all-by himself, in the desert Sajjad was-too ill, as-the-women-were- tortured Their tents were, set on fire And every-one, was so tired All the bibis, had-their-hands shackled And-no-one came-to, help-them in-this-battle All-that-was wanted, by Sakina Was to go, back-to-Medinah Hussain's-family-became, oh so-Ghareeb As it felt-like, judgement day, came so-Kareeb O' My Allah, what has happened? Hussain left town, now we are saddened On the day of: Ashura Darkness came to: our duniya Jaloos downtown, Sunday afternoon Chants of love-for, the Master-of-Youth We’re devastated; and grateful too For he left-us, with-the-path-of-truth Our curses go out, to-the-hateful-few Who chose to: decimate-an-army, then parade-those-troops Through-the-city-of: their command, to send-a-message That you-must-turn-a, blind eye to sin, or face wreckage The miscreants found, strength in their numbers Our ladies found-strength, in their religion Once-upon-a-time: on hot plains, he would cry Today it’s us, who are left-with, tears in-our-eyes What-you-had-to-go-through, we cannot fathom Until-our-dying-breathes, we send our: compassion With all our hearts, you & your’s, we will cherish Laanat to your dushmans, Allah may they perish Insha’Allah; the-day-we-walk-through, pearly gates to-you, kash is soon O’ my Mola! inna-lillahi wa inna-ilayhi raji’un

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