Kerbela Collection

Karbala, Iraq. Satellite image of Karbala, the capital city of the Al Karbala province, Iraq. Shi a Muslims consider it to be one of the holiest places in the world

Lament 2
Kemal Kaluç

SHIITES IN ECSTASY
Shiite Moslem fanatics mutilate themselves in a state of ecstasy during the pilgrimage to Kerbela, Iran Date: 1909

Kerbela Second holy city Shiite Muslims Native village
Kerbela. Second holy city of the Shiite Muslims. Native village outside Kerbela of a semi-nomadic tribe. 1932, Iraq, Karbalāʝ

Scene Kerbela 1932 Iraq Karbalāʾ
Scene near Kerbela. 1932, Iraq, Karbalāʝ

Kerbela Second holy city Shiite Muslims Pastoral scene
Kerbela. Second holy city of the Shiite Muslims. Pastoral scene near Kerbela. 1932, Iraq, Karbalāʝ

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Camp near Kerbela. 1932, Iraq, Karbalāʝ

Kerbela Second holy city Shiite Muslims Sunset
Kerbela. Second holy city of the Shiite Muslims. Sunset through the palms of Kerbela. 1932, Iraq, Karbalāʝ

Shiite Self-Mutilators
MOSLEM PILGRIMS Shi ite fanatics of Iran mutilate themselves in a state of ecstasy during their pilgrimage to Kerbela

The bazaar, Karbala (Kerbela), Iraq, Middle East

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Karbala, located in Iraq, holds immense significance for Shiite Muslims as their second holy city. The mere mention of this place evokes a sense of ecstasy among its devotees. Lament 2 echoes through the air, reminding everyone of the profound grief that permeates Kerbela. Transporting us back to 1932, we witness the grand entrance of the Great Mosque in Karbala. This historical scene captures the essence and beauty during that time. It paints a pastoral picture with its serene landscapes and peaceful ambiance. As we explore further into this sacred city, we encounter vibrant street scenes bustling with life and devotion. Every corner exudes spirituality as Shiite Muslims engage in prayers and rituals unique to this holy land. The general view showcases an awe-inspiring panorama encompassing all aspects of Kerbela's spiritual existence. From its main streets filled with pilgrims to intricately designed mosques adorned with intricate calligraphy - every detail reflects reverence towards their faith. For Shiite Muslims worldwide, Karbala is not just a geographical location; it symbolizes their ancestral roots and cultural heritage. It serves as a beacon guiding them towards spiritual enlightenment and connection with their religious beliefs. Intrinsically tied to history and tradition, Kerbela stands tall as a testament to unwavering faith amidst adversity. Its significance cannot be understated – it is a sanctuary where believers find solace in times of joy or sorrow. Visiting Karbala offers an opportunity for individuals from diverse backgrounds to immerse themselves in an atmosphere steeped in spirituality.