…turbans in Shia’ism…
This was told to me by a fellow Shia’a Haaji in Masjid-un-Nabi, while we were sitting right in front of the Prophet :saw:'s house…
He told me much about the history of the pillars, how the house was designed, where the tree was which cried audibly after he stopped leaning against it…He told me what each inscription on each pillar meant, and how each differently designed pillars denoted subsequent expansions to meet the demands of a miraculously growing number of Muslims…
He told me about the pillars of Ayesha
and Umar :razi…Where the Usmania Khilafat under the Turkish rule made the whole Masjid…Yes, it was the Turks who actually decorated the Masjid and made it so beautiful…Not the kings of today…
Anyways, he told me that the Black turbaned Imams are Syeds while the White turbaned ones are non-Syeds…
Now, how many Shia’a here knew that? ![]()
So, my question is, do we find some color coding of the turbans in the Quran or Sunnah, or the companions…Or even the Ahl-ul-Bait, may peace be with them…
This really struck me as very Catholical…Like the whole choosing of a Pope, the dioceses, the king like burial…Where’d it come from?