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The Ashura Incident, which occurred on the 10th of Muharram in the year 61 AH in the desert of Karbala, is a turning point in the history of Islam, and especially the Shiite religion. This incident, which led to the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS) and his loyal companions, is not only a historical event, but also an eternal epic and a symbol of the fight against oppression and tyranny. The Ashura uprising was formed with the aim of reviving the religion of Islam and confronting the heresies of Yazid ibn Muawiyah, and became a model for freedom seekers throughout history.
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The translation of the book "Screams of Ashura" as a literary and cultural work with rich content related to Ashura presents a multifaceted challenge that requires attention to linguistic, literary, cultural, and social dimensions. This book not only provides a historical narrative of the event of Karbala but also encompasses profound human and ethical concepts. Therefore, the main goal of translating this work is to preserve the literary beauty of the original text, convey deep meanings and moral and religious messages, and create an accurate cultural understanding of the Ashura event for non-Arab readers.
The translation approach used is Semantic Communication Translation, which involves transferring the meanings and core concepts of the text from one language to another while considering cultural, social, and linguistic contexts. This method is based on the principle that the translator should not only focus on words and phrases but also pay attention to the overall message and emotion that the original text aims to convey.
This book emphasizes the importance of Imam Husseinʹs (PBUH) uprising and its messages regarding justice, sacrifice, and the struggle against oppression. The author employs historical and cultural analyses to demonstrate how Ashura is not merely a historical event but a model for life for people across all times and places. The book also addresses the role of Ashura in shaping the cultural and religious identity of Muslims and its impact on contemporary social and political movements.
Ultimately, "Screams of Ashura" reminds readers that the human and ethical values embedded in the Ashura uprising remain relevant and attainable in todayʹs world.
