For those who ask, why do we wear black on the days we mourn Ehlul-Baita-Layyum-Sanai? Like his often seen as an aggressive or negative colour, but it is the traditional colour in many cultures of mourning the dead or deceased. Therefore we wear black in Moharra-Mansafar and on other days of mourning to show our grief and sympathy towards the martyrdom dates of the Ehlul-Baita-Layyum-Sanai in respect to their tragedies. Some members from other schools of four have come forward and said that this is problematic. It is problematic that the martyrs wear black because it is supposedly Makroh or even Haram. The reason they give for this is because black is supposedly the dress of the people of Hellfire. However, the Ehlul-Baita-Layyum-Sanai of Tawahs that wearing black is permissible and in the case of mourning it is most Ahab recommended. For example, when a student of Imam Saadikh Alayhi Salaam saw him wearing a black cloak and inquired about it, the Imam answered, would I wear it knowing that it is the dress of the people of Hell? For the shear, the death of the grandson of the Holy Prophet, Peace be upon him and his family is just as grievous as losing a family member or a close friend. So we wear black as a form of sensitivity towards the Holy Prophet, Peace be upon him and his family. And his family as the massacre of Karbala was something that really pained their hearts. We do this as a form of respect as it says in the Holy Quran and whoever respects the signs of Allah, this surely is the outcome of the piety of the hearts. In addition, Ayatullah Sayyid Hassana Shirazi has written that wearing black reminds the mourners that they not only yearn for Imam Hussaini Alayhi Salaam. But also for the principles and goals which he represented. And to revolt not only against Yazid, la Lataullah alay, but against the principles and goals which he represented. It was the custom of the Ehlul Bait Alayhi Salaam to wear black for mourning. As a Omar, the son of Imam Zain Al-Arabiddin Alayhi Salaam narrates, after the day of Ashura, the woman of Benny Harsim wore black dresses for a long period of time. May Allah include us among those that served the heart of his messenger. Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa alayhi wa sallam and his pure family, alayhi wa sallam.