Turbah in Europ

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Turbah in Europ

In the recent archeology discoveries in the Castle of Fiľakovo near the border of Slovakia and Hungary, a Turbah was found.

Turbah is a small piece of soil or clay, often a clay tablet, used during Islamic daily prayers by Shias.

According to the Archaeological Institute of America, this clay tablet symbolizes the earth.

The name of “ The Fourteen_Infallibles “ from “Muhammad “ to “Mahdi “ is engraved on this clay tablet clockwise.

“Allah “ word is engraved in the centre of this clay tablet.

Viktória_Tittonová, the archaeologist and director of the Fiľakovo Castle Museum believes:

“ This discovery documents part of Fiľakovo's history from 16th and 17th followed by the presence of Shiites there, when the town belonged to the Ottoman Empire “.

These discoveries, such as the founded cloth with Imam_Ali (AS) name woven on from Viking's era clearly indicate presence and influence of Islam specifically Shiism in several parts of Europ.

A French researcher and Arbaeen pilgrims walk

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A French researcher and Arbaeen pilgrims walk

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Marie Pierre Walquemanne, the Islamic researcher and professor

She was born in a Catholic family and at the age of 18 converted to Islam and became a Shia.

Then, she named herself "Mariam Abou Zahab".

She studied at the University of Paris. Also, she worked as a researcher at the Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (INALCO) for many years.

She played a significant role in reflecting the oppressive situation of Shiites in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

On her travels to the Middle East, she visited the holy cities in Iraq as a pilgrim for several times.

She passed away in Paris in 2017.

According to her will, she was buried between the route of Karbala to Najaf which is the pathway of pilgrims of Arba'een, inside a Husseiniyah near the pillar number 172.