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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books The Captivity Journey The Debates of Imam Zein El-Abedeen (Q) with Yazeed The psychological warfare did reach the peak after the painful battle of Al-Taff, and it was not less important than the war with swords. Yazeed wanted to look like the most victorious winner in all aspects. He wanted to see things end by finishing them, to finalize everything to his favor, while he knew he could never reach that, unless he wins this war.

On the other side, we see the right front following the footsteps of its leader, moving towards achieving its objectives. So, we see Sayyeda Zeinab (O) standing behind Imam Zein El-Abedeen (Q) in all situations, why not? As he was Hujjatu Allah after the martyrdom of his father (Q). It was said that Yazeed had told Sayyeda Zeinab O: "Do speak!" so she (O) answered: "Indeed, he is our speaker" meaning Imam Zein El-Abedeen (Q).

By doing this, she wanted to point to the leader of the triumph journey. Imam Zein El-Abedeen (Q) was facing many problems that he needed to overcome: 1- An arrogant tyrant who was living the pleasure of the claimed victory, that needed to be confronted in front of the people to uncover his infidel reality and to expose his truth particularly in front of his followers and loyalists.

2- A suppressing regime that Muawiya established based on temptations, intimidations and the dead body skulls and carnages. Satan wanted for him to be the establisher of the Umayyad Empire which would be considered by the "Cursed Tree in the Quran" as a mean to obliterate the religion (Islam) and to falsify the canon of the Master of the messengers.

Thus, it was necessary to shake the pillars of this empire that considered God’s money to belong to it aside from other people, and used to think of the worshipers of Allah as their slaves while using Islam and the succession of the Messenger of Allah (Q) as coverage. 3- A misleading media and a poisoned environment that learned about Islam through Muawiya Bin Abi Soufian and then Yazeed.

Here they hear that these captives were captivated during a battle with an outlaw who rebelled against "the prince of believers"! Imam Zein El-Abedeen (Q) had to confront all that to tear apart the clouds of ignorance that dominated the skies for around four decades.