Скачать или смотреть Kia Imam Ali Kaaba meh paida huwe? | 13 Rajab Explained with references

When the month of Rajab arrives, the discussion inevitably begins with the Kaaba.
And when the life of Imam Ali (AS) is discussed, its beginning is from the House of Allah and its conclusion is in the House of Allah — from the Kaaba to the mosque.

This video explores why Rajab is known as the month of Ali (AS), and how his life uniquely starts at the Kaaba and ends in the mosque, reflecting a divine purpose rather than coincidence.

Some claim that another individual was also born inside the Kaaba and use this assertion to downplay the title Mawlood-e-Kaaba attributed to Imam Ali (AS). In this discussion, we raise essential questions:

Is being born in the Kaaba merely an ordinary occurrence, or a virtue?
If it is not a virtue, why is there so much debate around it?
And if it is a virtue, why is it acknowledged foremost for Imam Ali (AS)?
What is the scholarly weight of claims regarding Hakim ibn Hizam?
Should virtue be assessed by place of birth alone, or by character, contribution, and service to Islam?

This is not an emotional argument, but a historical, intellectual, and theological examination, where true status is defined not by isolated claims, but by identity — Bab-ul-Allah and Bab-ul-Madinat-ul-Ilm.

This video is for those who seek truth through knowledge, not through bias or blind following.