“Our enemy is the enemy of my grandfather, Muhammad.”

— Husayn ibn Ali

al-Shahid al-Tustari, Ihqaqul-Haq, vol.11, p. 592
Regarding the Advent of Karbalā

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The grandson of Muhammad and the son of Ali ibn Abi Talib 626–680

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