This book presents a unique narrative framework, imagining a world tribunal convened to reassess the tragedy of Karbala, where Imam Hussain (a.s.), the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.w.), and his followers were martyred. It explores the events leading to the massacre, the motivations of the key players involved, and the resulting implications for Islamic thought and global ethics. The tribunal concept serves as a metaphorical courtroom where historical figures and the world at large confront the moral and spiritual questions raised by Karbala. Through this creative and introspective lens, the book aims to shed light on the lasting significance of the events of Karbala, and how they continue to resonate in the modern era, advocating for justice, truth, and a deeper understanding of sacrifice.