“Within her dust were buried the brightest stars of heaven; they bowed in grief, shedding tears for Fatimah(peace be upon her). Al-Mostafa (the Chosen Prophet) met her and asked of her state, and she replied: ‘May Allah (swt) aid Ali (PBUH) through his tribulation.”
This verse was recited during the mourning gathering held by the female students of the Department of Radiology and Sonar to commemorate the martyrdom anniversary of Lady Fatimah Al-Zahra' (peace be upon her).
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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