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[[File:Mourning of fatimiyya.jpg|thumbnail|Mourning of Fatimiyya in [[Mashhad]] 2014]]
[[File:Mourning of fatimiyya.jpg|thumbnail|Mourning of Fatimiyya in [[Mashhad]] 2014]]
 
'''Fāṭimīyya''' (Arabic:{{ia|الفاطمية}}) is an adjectival term, referring to the anniversary of [[Lady Fatima al-Zahra]]'s [[martyrdom]], during which [[Shi'a]] community holds [[mourning session]]s and rituals.
'''Fātimīyya''' (Arabic:{{ia|الفاطمية}}) is an adjectival term, referring to the anniversary of [[Lady Fatima al-Zahra]]'s [[martyrdom]], during which [[Shi'a]] community holds [[mourning session]]s and rituals.


According to different historical reports within Shi'a traditions, several different dates have been recorded for this incident. Among [[Iraq|Iraqi]] Shi'as, especially in [[Najaf]], three different days; and in [[Iran]] two days of the year, are held as the anniversary of Her martyrdom. Out of different historical accounts, [[Jumada II 3|third of Jumada II]] is regarded as more reliable; hence it is an official holyday in [[Iran]], as an occasion for mourning and lamentation.
According to different historical reports within Shi'a traditions, several different dates have been recorded for this incident. Among [[Iraq|Iraqi]] Shi'as, especially in [[Najaf]], three different days; and in [[Iran]] two days of the year, are held as the anniversary of Her martyrdom. Out of different historical accounts, [[Jumada II 3|third of Jumada II]] is regarded as more reliable; hence it is an official holyday in [[Iran]], as an occasion for mourning and lamentation.
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==Time of Mourning==
==Time of Mourning==
There is no specific period of time in [[Shia]] tradition for mourning and the popular titles of the "first 10-days" or the "second 10-days" of Fatimiyya in recent years has followed the tradition of the "first 10-days of Muharram" and there is no hadith or tradition recommending it. The great position of the Prophet's (s) daughter,her martyrdom defending [[Imam Ali (a)]] and her hardships are the reasons behind this tradition among Shia.
There is no specific period of time in Shi'a tradition for mourning and the popular titles of the "first 10-days" or the "second 10-days" of Fatimiyya in recent years has followed the tradition of the "first 10-days of Muharram" and there is no hadith or tradition recommending it. The great position of the Prophet's (s) daughter,her martyrdom defending [[Imam Ali (a)]] and her hardships are the reasons behind this tradition among Shi'a.
The time of these two 10-day periods is different in different cities but, usually according to the 75-day report, the second 10-days of  [[Jumada I]] (from 10th to 20th of  Jumada I) is called the "first 10-days" and based on the 95-day report, the first 10-days of [[Jumada II]] (from 10th to 20th of Jumada II) is called the "second 10-days" of Fatimiyya. Some grand Shia authorities have advised that in both 10-day Fatimiyya, three days should be dedicated to [[mourning ceremonies]]; so that, mourning ceremonies should be held on 13th, 14th and 15th of Jumada I in the first Fatimiyya time and 1st, 2nd and 3rd of Jumada II in the second Fatimiyya period.
The time of these two 10-day periods is different in different cities but, usually according to the 75-day report, the second 10-days of  [[Jumada I]] (from 10th to 20th of  Jumada I) is called the "first 10-days" and based on the 95-day report, the first 10-days of [[Jumada II]] (from 10th to 20th of Jumada II) is called the "second 10-days" of Fatimiyya. Some grand Shi'a authorities have advised that in both 10-day Fatimiyya, three days should be dedicated to [[mourning ceremonies]]; so that, mourning ceremonies should be held on 13th, 14th and 15th of Jumada I in the first Fatimiyya time and 1st, 2nd and 3rd of Jumada II in the second Fatimiyya period.


==Making the Model of the House of Lady Fatima (s)==
==Making the Model of the House of Lady Fatima (s)==
In recent years, during the days of Fatimiyya, some models of Banu Hashim neighborhood, the house of Lady Fatima (s), [[Bayt al-Ahzan]], [[Baqi' cemetery]], [[Ghadir Khumm]], etc. are built for public exhibition in some cities of [[Iran]], especially in [[Qom]] and [[Tehran]].
In recent years, during the days of Fatimiyya, some models of Banu Hashim neighborhood, the house of Lady Fatima (s), [[Bayt al-Ahzan]], [[Baqi' cemetery]], [[Ghadir Khumm]], etc. are built for public exhibition in some cities of [[Iran]], especially in [[Qom]] and [[Tehran]].


==Fatimiyya in Other Countries==
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In others countries including [[Iraq]], [[Pakistan]], [[Azerbaijan]], [[Tajikistan]] and [[Australia]], mourning ceremonies are held in Fatimiyya time. In Europe, centers such as the [[Islamic Center of Hamburg]], [[Islamic Center of England]] and [[Imam Ali (a) Islamic Center of Stockholm|Imam Ali (a) Islamic Center]] in Stockholm hold mourning ceremonies in these times. Fatimiyya ceremonies are held for 3 to 5 nights.
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==Fatimiyya in other Countries==
[[file:فاطمیه-پاکستان.jpg|thumbnail|mourning of Fatimiyya in Lahore, Pakistan, 2005.]]
In other countries including [[Iraq]], [[Pakistan]], [[Azerbaijan]], [[Tajikistan]] and [[Australia]], mourning ceremonies are held in Fatimiyya time. In Europe, centers such as the [[Islamic Center of Hamburg]], [[Islamic Center of England]] and [[Imam Ali (a) Islamic Center of Stockholm|Imam Ali (a) Islamic Center]] in Stockholm hold mourning ceremonies in these times. Fatimiyya ceremonies are held for 3 to 5 nights.


==See Also==
==See Also==
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