Holy shrines in Iraq draped in black in commemoration of Imam Musa Al-Kadhim’s martyrdom

The Holy shrines of Imams al-Kadhim and al-Jawad, peace be upon them, have been draped in black in observance of the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Musa ibn Ja’far al-Kadhim, peace be upon him, on the 25th of the current blessed month of Rajab.

The holy site displayed signs of mourning, with black banners and cloths covering various areas as a symbol of grief and renewed allegiance to the Prophet Muhammad and his pure family.

Large crowds of visitors from across Iraq and other countries are flocking to the shrine to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam al-Kadhim, an icon of patience and faith. The shrine is preparing for mourning ceremonies and spiritual gatherings to honor the Imam’s legacy.

Imam Musa al-Kadhim, known as “The Door to the Fulfillment of Needs,” dedicated his life to defending Islamic values and promoting the teachings of Islam. He was unjustly martyred in prison by the oppressors, leaving behind a legacy of patience and faith that continues to inspire believers.