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Home Abba's (Syed Wirasat Ali's) Imambara in his old house in Lucknow This Zareeh was made by Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi Sahab Fikr* Lucknawi after returning from Iraq. It is still used by his family for azadari. Download Nauhas date-wise Download Nauhas by Masoomeen Download the Bayaaz   Presently not all audio files and Translations are complete. We will make these available in the coming days. Please check back regularly   A unique collection of Nauhas for wafaats of all Masoomeen and all days of Muharram written by one poet, Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi Saheb (Fikr* Lucknawi) of Lucknow. Nauhas are available in multiple formats including: HTM pages to view online Pdf files to download and print Pdf with English translation to download and print Streaming Audio In flash streaming from WirasatAli.com Audios for Mobiles small file size, available for download On YouTube large file size, with subtitles for reciting along with       There is also a complete bayaaz available to download, along with instructions on printing and binding this. Momineen are invited to download this and print for their use. Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi Saheb also penned a QASEEDAH on the birthday of the Imam-e-Zamana which is available here. Most of these Nauhas are very popular in India and as a response to requests from many momineen, we are in the process of making available audios of all these Nauhas so that people are able to recite them in the proper manner as was the wish of Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi Saheb himself. Also, we have seen that the current generation is not very familiar with khalis (chaste) urdu that is used in these Nauhas and we have included translations in order that people are able to better understand them. But please note that we have NOT attempted to put the translations into rhyme and they simply convey the gist of the nauhas' meanings. We have also included a small dictionary of some of the less common Urdu words on this site. Presently not all Nauhas have Audios and translations available but Insha-Allah, we intend to have them available on this site before the date of their use comes up. We will also be putting all the above printed matter online in Urdu, Devnagri and Gujarati script for Momineen who are more at ease with these languages.

Please Recite Fateha for Marhoom - Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi ibne Syed Mustafa hussain Rizvi.

 

 

Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi (Fikr* Lucknawi) 1892 to 10 Sept 1959		Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi (Fikr* Lucknawi) Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi was born in 1892 in Lucknow, India where he lived all his life. He was from a long line of Hakims. For a time he served as an assistant to a doctor and later went on to practice on his own. In a preface to the 1955 edition of his bayaaz, Syed Wirasat Ali Saheb wrote: "My life was full of so many worries and hardships that 'biradaram' Maulvi Syed Zafar hussain Sahab Zafar gave me the nickname 'fikr' (worry). Poetry requires mental peace and free time, which unfortunately has not been available to me. My pen-name has thus been limited to a bayaaz (Mehr-e-Fughaan) of a few nauhas. If the much respected Nawab Jafar Ali Khan Saheb, Asr* Lucknawi, were not to have encouraged me after his critical review, I doubt if I would have the courage to publish this bayaaz. I thank him from the bottom of my heart." In the early 1920's he was posted at Basra, Iraq, with a medical team of British forces that were in control of Iraq post WWI. It was then that he had the opportunity to briefly visit the mausoleums of Imam Husein and other martyrs of Karbala. After his return to India, he always longed to return to Karbala and it was his ambition to be buried there. This yearning to return to Karbala is reflected in all his nauhas. Alas, this was never to be. Syed Wirasat Ali Rizvi died of cancer of the larynx on the 10th of September 1959 leaving behind a son and eight daughters. Though his mortal remains rest in Talkatore ki Karbala in Lucknow, we can be sure that in spirit he is in the service of the Shaheed'e Karbala.