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It is believed that an archeologist discovered this stone during his research on the Aleppo. At night while he was asleep the Christian monk who hosted Imam Hussain's head, appeared in his dreams and took him to every event that took place before, after, and on the day of Ashura. The archeologist woke up at midnight and was terrified. He rushed to the stone, washed out the dirt and saw the strains of blood of Imam Hussain's head. He spent the whole night moaning(crying) and remembering the pain and suffering of the Imam. He embraced Islam and narrated the entire story to the people at the site and to the nearby inhabitants. He published an article entitled "The Unveiled Host of the Head of Imam Hussain" in which he narrated his biography and the happenings of that night. Later on, he managed to get permission from the local government to build a mosque, which he named Al-Nuqtah Mosque. If there is any concrete trace in the history of this archeologist or this whole story, please guide me as I didn't mention the name of the archeologist or any dates supporting the fact. Thanks 37.111.190.210 (talk) 22:31, 5 August 2024 (UTC)Reply
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