The late Kowsari said: "On the first day of Muharram, I left home intending to attend ceremonies and recitations. Along the way, some children insisted that I recite a few verses of elegy at their small roadside stall. Initially, I declined, but after their persistent requests, I went and recited a few verses on their humble brick platform.

After I finished, they brought me tea as a gesture of hospitality. It was not the kind of tea I would usually drink at home or elsewhere, but to avoid hurting their feelings, I discreetly poured the tea aside and thanked them before heading to the more formal ceremonies I had planned to attend.

That night, exhausted, I fell asleep. In my dream, I saw Lady Fatima Zahra. She said, 'Kowsari, the only elegy of yours that was accepted was the few verses you recited for those children. As for the tea you poured out, I had personally prepared it for you.'"

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