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'First-come-first' limited entry in Imambaras for Muharram

An Imambara is a place or a building with a hall where people assemble for "Majlis" (mourning congregation) for Imam Hussain and the martyrs of Karbala

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Indian Muslim devotees pull Tazias, a replica of the mausoleum of Imam Ali, during an Ashura procession on the tenth day of Muharram. Pic/AFP

Indian Muslim devotees pull Tazias, a replica of the mausoleum of Imam Ali, during an Ashura procession on the tenth day of Muharram. Pic/AFP

This year Muharram is likely to be a low-key affair amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Processions with Tazias are unlikely and several innovative self-regulation strategies are planned to limit the gathering of people inside the Imambaras to 50. Several Imambaras have planned entry on a 'first-come-first' basis while others will limit the number of entry tokens for the devout to 50.

An Imambara is a place or a building with a hall where people assemble for "Majlis" (mourning congregation) for Imam Hussain and the martyrs of Karbala.

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