Construction
The Construction of Hussain Tekri
Within five years, Mohammed Ismail completed the shrines successfully and further erected a guest house called Raj Mohammed Sarai for visitors. The sanctum sanctorum constructed by Mohammed Ismail in the name of Imam Hussain’s death on the 10th day of Muharram became known as Hussain Tekri.
Today, Hussain Tekri is a symbol of faith and unity, attracting thousands of devotees from diverse backgrounds who come seeking blessings, healing, and solace. Events Page Muharram Ceremonies: Offer comprehensive details about the annual Muharram ceremonies, including their historical context and significance. Weekly Ziyarat Schedule: List timings for weekly ziyarat (visits) and special healing rituals conducted at the shrine. Upcoming Events Calendar: Maintain an updated calendar of events related to Husain Tekri, ensuring visitors can plan their visits accordingly.
Muharram Ceremonies at Husain Tekri
The annual Muharram ceremonies at Husain Tekri are profound events that commemorate the
martyrdom of Imam Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, during the Battle of Karbala in 680
CE. This battle symbolizes the eternal struggle against tyranny and injustice, making Muharram a
significant period for both Shia and Sunni Muslims.