Jabgaha

Jabgah is an Urdu word that means 'mosque', and Muharram is the first month of the Islamic calendar. It is a crucial month for Muslims as it marks the anniversary of the Battle of Karbala, where Prophet Muhammad's grandson Imam Hussain was martyred along with his family and followers.

During this month, Muslims hold mourning gatherings, processions, and lectures to mourn the tragedy of Karbala. The gatherings are known as Majlis, and the platform where the lectures are delivered is called Mimbar.

It is an essential part of Islamic culture to commemorate the memory of the Prophet's family and to express grief over their martyrdom during the month of Muharram. Mosques play a pivotal role during this time as they host these gatherings, and people come together to mourn and remember the tragedy of Karbala.