Performance of the Play “When Angels Cried”; Artistic Reflection of Eternal Uprising of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)

Performance of the Play “When Angels Cried”; Artistic Reflection of Eternal Uprising of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)
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A group of Iraqi artists in Najaf al-Ashraf performed a special play titled “When Angels Cried” to convey the humanitarian and ethical message of the uprising of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) to today’s generation.

This theatrical work artistically and powerfully narrates the concepts of justice, the struggle against oppression, and the preservation of the memory of Ashura.

Using the language of art and theatrical symbols, the play seeks to revive the spiritual atmosphere of Ashura for the current generations.

Cultural and artistic activists emphasize that the uprising of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) goes beyond a historical event; its message is new and understandable for every era and generation.

The staging of this play is an example of modern methods of conveying the message of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him), reaching deeply into the conscience and emotions of the audience.

This theatrical piece symbolically portrays the struggle between right and wrong; where tyranny and despotism can recur in any time and place, requiring a serious confrontation that begins with words and ideas.

Besides recounting the historical event, this cultural program establishes a link between the past and the present, showing the audience that the spirit and message of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) remain alive in the hearts of the free people worldwide and continue until justice and societal reform are achieved.

Cultural and artistic activists have stated that this program is part of extensive cultural activities aimed at enhancing religious knowledge and creating spiritual enthusiasm among pilgrims and enthusiasts, and it has received wide attention.