A Hajji should remember what endeavors were undertaken by...

A Hajji should remember what endeavors were undertaken by the holy prophet of Islam (SAW), the Imams of guidance, and their honorable companions. He should see what sacrifices were made, what battles were fought, which people offered their lives for Islam and were martyred to safeguard the holy prophet (SAW) and Islam.

In Medina, he should realize what sacrificial deeds Lady Fatima (a.s.) did to help Islam and to defend Imam Ali (AS), what oppression and injustice she suffered and how she, who had been wronged, was buried at night.

What plots the enemy had hatched in Medina, what scandals they brought about, what innovations in religion they introduced, how Imam Ali’s right was usurped, which people hurt the holy prophet (SAW), which people diverted the path of Imamate, and who were the people thinking of their passions and Satanic objectives. Truly, Medina is like a book of history, religion, politics, ethics, and knowledge which has to be studied carefully. Medina is like a divine book which has to be pondered on.

Medina is like a book in one of whose pages you will see divine knowledge and revelation, on another page the holy prophet’s mission, and on the next pages, the advice of the , kindness,…