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-“Kull-u yam-in ‘Ashura wa kull-u ard-in Karbala” (meaning “all days are ‘Ashura and all the lands are Karbala”) is a famous phrase which some have attributed to Imam al-Sadiq (a) and some scholars have used it in their speeches. According to some researchers, this sentence has not been mentioned in Shia hadith sources.
+'''Kull-u yam-in 'Ashura wa kull-u ard-in Karbala''' (کل يوم عاشوراء و کل يوم کربلا), meaning "every day is 'Ashura and every land is Karbala", is a famous phrase which some have attributed to [[Imam al-Sadiq (a)]] and some scholars have used it in their speeches. According to some researchers, this sentence has not been mentioned in Shia hadith sources.
 == History of the Usage of the Phrase ==
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 == Reference for the Phrase ==
-Some researchers believe that not only this phrase has not been mentioned in hadiths, but it is also opposite to Shia beliefs; because, no land has the same value as Karbala and no day is comparable to ‘Ashura and it seems that this phrase has a Zaidi origin and cannot have any relation with Twelver Shia.
+Some researchers believe that not only this phrase has not been mentioned in hadiths, but it is also opposite to Shia beliefs; because, no land has the same value as Karbala and no day is comparable to 'Ashura and it seems that this phrase has a Zaidi origin and cannot have any relation with Twelver Shia.
 == Interpretation of the Phrase ==