War cry being considered as a literary type and the simplest kind of order is of various themes and applications. In the earlier forms, it was utilized for the steering of camel, stating goodness and ethical advice while it was gradually used for the purpose of glory, satire, swearword, war and dispute, ostentation as well as the epic short songs.
The purpose of the present article is the identification and description of the mode of stating war cries of Karbala martyrs as one of the most important and singular ones related to the events of early Islam in various versions of historical sources from the second to the sixth century via taking advantage of analytical and documentary study methods.
The findings of this research illustrates that the amount of these war cries in a story like approach has been gradually increased.
Accordingly, the belief in the rightness of issuing of numerous war cries narrated in some sources is along with serious challenges. In this regard, it is more probable that the great amount of them is the descriptive accounts having changed into war cries by some people and they have been added to the previous ones
Mohammadi, R., & Mohammadifar, M. (2017). The History of Narrating the War Cries of Karbala Martyrs from the 2nd up to the 6th Century. History of Islam, 18(Issue 70), 37-70. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2018.65024
MLA
Ramezan Mohammadi; Mohammad Mohammadifar. "The History of Narrating the War Cries of Karbala Martyrs from the 2nd up to the 6th Century", History of Islam, 18, Issue 70, 2017, 37-70. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2018.65024
HARVARD
Mohammadi, R., Mohammadifar, M. (2017). 'The History of Narrating the War Cries of Karbala Martyrs from the 2nd up to the 6th Century', History of Islam, 18(Issue 70), pp. 37-70. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2018.65024
VANCOUVER
Mohammadi, R., Mohammadifar, M. The History of Narrating the War Cries of Karbala Martyrs from the 2nd up to the 6th Century. History of Islam, 2017; 18(Issue 70): 37-70. doi: 10.22081/hiq.2018.65024
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