@shiatweets12: On the 10th of Muharram, when the cries of “Al-Atash” (thirst) echoed from the tents, Hazrat Abbas (AS), the loyal standard-bearer of Imam Hussain (AS), sought permission to bring water for the thirsty children and family members. He rode towards the Euphrates River and courageously broke through the enemy lines. Reaching the water, he filled the water-skin (mashk) for the children. Despite suffering from intense thirst himself, he refused to drink, remembering the thirst of Imam Hussain (AS), the women, and the children in the camp. As he made his way back, the enemy attacked from all sides. His right arm was severed, yet he continued carrying the water-skin. Then his left arm was cut off, but he still struggled forward, determined to deliver water to the thirsty camp. Finally, an arrow pierced the water-skin and the precious water spilled onto the sands of Karbala. Moments later, he was struck down and attained martyrdom. Hazrat Abbas (AS) left the tents to bring water for the children, but he never returned. His sacrifice, loyalty, courage, and devotion to Imam Hussain (AS) remain a timeless example of faith and selflessness. السلام عليك يا قمر بني هاشم السلام عليك يا أبا الفضل العباس (ع)#karbala #yahussain

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Tuesday 23 June 2026 10:53:17 GMT