Annual Muharram Procession
A living procession of remembrance, solidarity, and love honoring the eternal sacrifice of Imam Hussein (AS) and the courage of Lady Zainab (AS) in Karbala.
What is the Moe-kib?
The Moe-kib (Arabic: الموكب) is a traditional Muharram procession a sacred tradition observed by Muslims around the world to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussein ibn Ali (AS) on the Day of Ashura.
The Voice of Lady Zainab Foundation brings this tradition to Vermont each year, creating a space for the community to gather, remember, and recommit to the values of justice and truth that define Karbala's eternal message.
The procession includes prayers, eulogies (latmiyas), symbolic imagery, and the shared spirit of Hussain's companions who stood for what was right even at the greatest cost.
Why It Matters
The Day of Ashura the 10th of Muharram marks the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS). His sacrifice was not merely historical; it is a timeless call to stand against injustice.
Keeping alive the story of Karbala so that future generations understand the price of standing for truth.
Bringing Muslims and allies together in solidarity, regardless of background, united by a shared commitment to justice.
Using the message of Karbala as a foundation for advocacy against oppression, for justice, for the rights of the vulnerable.
Teaching the history and significance of Muharram so that the community understands the depth of this tradition.
Moe-kib 2023
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Arba'een 2026
Our community gathered in Burlington, Vermont to mark the 40th day after Ashura — a powerful evening of remembrance, solidarity, and love for Imam Hussein (AS) and Lady Zainab (AS).