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Personal Narrative Discovery Draft: Husain Ali

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Personal Narrative Discovery Draft
My name is Husain Ali and it is strongly related to two important personalities in Islamic history. Husain changed the history due his sacrifice that he made for Islam and its followers. Husain was the grandson of Prophet Muhammad and was killed by the strict and pleasure seeking ruler of that time Yazid. Imam Husain was martyred by Yazid when he was fighting for his people and stood for what was just and right at that time for Islam. I also feel proud of both my first and last name as they are some great people in the Islamic history. Ali was the son in law of Prophet Muhammad and married to his daughter Fatima and Husain was his son. My father gave me this name and it is because of this name that I feel very connected to my religion and hence I follow it reverently.
Husain made the greatest sacrifice which can never be forgotten in the fields of Karbala. Husain was the son of Ali and he was also brave and made one the greatest sacrifices in the Islam which will be remembered till the end of times. He fought and got his head cut off because he did not bend down in front of an unjust and cruel ruler and kept the flag of Islam higher. His sacrifice was not just for Muslims but for the whole humanity to learn from and he is still remembered in history as a hero who stood for justice and righteousness. …show more content…

It also took me a lot of time to understand the true meaning of my name and then act according to its rank in our religion. But the best accomplishment for me in life is that I learnt it quite in time and now I have most of my life to live according to not only to keep my name high but also according to the true teachings of my religion in a moderate way so that I am able to keep up with world as well as

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