Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali (a.s.) Courage of Karbala: The Banner of Loyalty Raised by Syed Ali Arbaz Jafri and Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir

The battlefield of Karbala did not only witness swords and spears. It saw a banner that never fell. In every heartbeat of Ashura, the flag of Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali (a.s.) still ripples across time, reminding believers that loyalty is faith in motion. When Imam Hussain (a.s.) called, Abbas answered with unquestioned devotion, his every step echoing service and sacrifice. Today, the name of Ghazi Abbas resonates through the nohas of Syed Ali Arbaz Jafri and the steadfast work of Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir, keeping the legacy of Karbala vibrant among mourners worldwide.

Hazrat Abbas (a.s.) The Shield of Hussain


Born to the Lion of Allah, Imam Ali (a.s.), and Lady Umm-ul-Baneen, Hazrat Abbas (a.s.) grew into a warrior blessed with courage and wisdom. His title Alamdaar, the flag bearer, marks his lifelong pledge: protect Imam Hussain (a.s.) and the thirsty children of Ahlulbayt (a.s.). When he went to fetch water from the Euphrates, it was not merely a military mission but a father’s promise to his parched family. Even after his arms were severed, he guarded the mashk until his last breath, proving that the standard of loyalty never bows to oppression.

Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir Carrying the Banner Forward


Founded in Karachi’s Malir district, Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir has become a focal point for azadari in Sindh. The organization coordinates processions, majalis, and large alam rallies every Muharram, drawing thousands of mourners who gather to honor Hazrat Abbas (a.s.) and the martyrs of Karbala. Its social pages’ document years of devotional activities, from Shab-e-Ashur lamentations to Arbaeen processions, cementing its reputation as a home for heartfelt azadari. Live streams of their majalis reach global audiences, intertwining the local spirit of Malir with the worldwide Shia community.

Arbaz Jafri’s Voice the Sound of Loyalty


Within these gatherings, the voice of Syed Ali Arbaz Jafri rises like the very flag Abbas bore. His noha “Alam-e-Abbas Sar Buland Hai” captures the thunder of hoofbeats and the hushed sobs of the camp. Listeners feel the dust of Karbala underfoot and the desperate cry for water. Arbaz Jafri’s deliberate pauses mirror the moment Abbas paused at the riverbank, refusing a sip until the children drank first. His crescendo mirrors the clash of sword on shield, and his final whisper mirrors Abbas’s silent farewell.

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Visual Tributes and Flag Processions


Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir stages a striking alam procession each Tenth of Muharram. Youth carry tall green standards engraved with Ya Abbas. White-clad devotees follow, beating their chests in synchronized matam. Clips of these processions, paired with Arbaz Jafri’s noha, circulate across TikTok and Instagram, gathering thousands of shares and heartfelt comments. Each visual places the viewer within the sea of flags, teaching new generations that loyalty lives in both action and remembrance.

Global Impact and Keyword Reach


Search trends for “Hazrat Abbas noha 2025,” “Ghazi Abbas Alamdaar poetry,” and “Karachi Azadari Malir” peak every Muharram, driven by Arbaz Jafri’s releases. Fans across the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Gulf tag his work with keywords such as “Malir noha khuwan,” “Shia majlis live,” and “Alam procession Karachi,” broadening digital footprints. This organic reach places Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir at the center of global azadari discourse, underscoring the role of Karachi in modern Shia devotional culture.

Audience Response


Comments flood social platforms daily. “Your noha took me to Karbala,” writes a mourner from Toronto. A group in Najaf shares video of their own alam procession, chanting Arbaz Jafri’s verses. A young boy in Melbourne names his community cricket team “Ghazi Eleven,” inspired by Abbas’s bravery. This is the ripple effect of devotional artistry: transforming private grief into collective resolve.

Upcoming Projects



  1. Flag of Abbas Documentary
    Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir and Arbaz Jafri are collaborating on a short documentary exploring the symbolism of the alam, featuring interviews with azadari scholars and behind-the-scenes footage of procession preparations.

  2. SoundCloud Exclusive – “Nida-e-Abbas”
    A new track blending classical santoor with modern percussion, designed to capture the moment Abbas lifted the Imam’s banner, will be released this Safar.

  3. Interactive Majlis Stream
    Viewers worldwide will join a live Q&A with Arbaz Jafri discussing the spiritual significance of loyalty in everyday life, turning historic sacrifice into modern guidance.


Follow Their Journey:


Immerse yourself in the standard of loyalty. Subscribe, share, and support Arbaz Jafri’s digital azadari. Attend Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir’s majalis. Teach children the prayer Ya Abbas Madad. Let the world know that the flag Abbas carried still waves in every just heart.

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SoundCloud: @niy2xptlmsllhu2x7p

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Instagram: @arbazjafri

TikTok: @nohakhuwanarbazjafri

Conclusion


Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali (a.s.) embodied courage, selflessness, and service. His banner did not simply mark a battlefield; it announced eternal resistance against tyranny. Through the powerful nohas of Syed Ali Arbaz Jafri and the dedicated work of Anjuman-e-Imamia Malir, that banner remains aloft in the skies of faith. May every tearful recitation, every lifted alam, and every whispered Ya Abbas carry forward the mission of Karbala.

Labbaik Ya Abbas. Labbaik Ya Hussain.

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