Abbas was born in the month of Sha'ban in the year 26 AH about May 647 CE in the Medo-Persian city of Ali and Umm al-Banin. Abbas had three full brothers, Abdullah, Ja'far, and Uthman. Abbas married a distant cousin named Lubaba bint Ubaydillah.
They had three sons named Fadl ibn Abbas, Muhammad ibn Abbas, and Ubaydullah ibn Abbas. His mother recited famous poetic lines in supplication to ward off the evils of those who were jealous.
Abbas served as a soldier in the Battle of Siffin, one of the major conflicts of the Abbasids' father, Ali, and Mu'awiya in 657. Dressed in the clothes of his father, known as the great hero, Abbas was killed. many enemy soldiers.
Madinah
He is Abbas, the month of Hashim. Abbas was trained by his father and older brother Hasan ibn Ali in martial arts, which may have been one reason why he resembled his father on the battlefield.
Describing his battle on the battlefield, many historians refer to him as a fierce lion because of his bravery, fearlessness, and strength.
Abbas then became the coach of many of his older brothers' sons in martial arts. An example of this is the courage of Ali al-Akbar, son of Husayn ibn Ali.He also taught Qasim ibn Hasan, Awn ibn Abdullah ibn Ja'far and Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Ja'far.
Battle of Siffin
Yazid is a murderer for no reason, and a person like me does not swear allegiance to a person like him...
Since Yazid's conduct was and still is forbidden in Islam, if Husayn had promised allegiance to Yazid, his action would have undermined the foundations of Islam.
Husayn's older brother Hasan ibn Ali had made an agreement that Ahl al-Bayt would face religious decisions and would not interfere in other matters. Husayn wanted to do what was agreed, but Yazid I wanted complete control.
With the help of Ubayd Allah, Yazid invited him to come to Death and guide them to the right path, an invitation accepted by Husayn.
Ubayd Allah
However, it is alleged that the letters were actually sent by the people of Kufa who later betrayed him when the body of Muslim ibn Aqil Husayn's envoy to Death was thrown into a building in the middle of Death by Yazid's army while he was executing Death.
In 60 AH 680, Husayn left Medina for Mecca with a small group of friends and family members to go to Death.
Mecca
On the way to Death, Husayn and his group were stopped. They were forced to deviate and arrived in Karbala on 2 Muharram, 61 AH. Husayn's camp was surrounded and cut off from the Euphrates River. The camp ran out of water on 7 Muharram.
The Euphrates River
In addition to being the "general commander" of Husayn ibn Ali's army, Abbas was asked by Husayn to give water to the thirsty children.
The Euphrates River overflowed its banks with Yazid I's army blocking Husayn's camp from getting water. Abbas was only allowed to take a defensive role because his brother Husayn did not want him to fight
. He was only allowed to get water although there is an account that says he also participated in the war.
Finally, Abbas went to the river to fetch water for the children in Husayn's camp. However, he was shot back and died on Friday, 10 Muharram, 61 AH, near the Euphrates.
Therefore, he is called the "Warrior of the Euphrates" Arabic: بطل العلقمي. Shia Muslims mourn the deaths of all those who fell in the Battle of Karbala and Husayn during the Islamic month of Muharram, especially during the first ten days of the month.
Abbas' death is often commemorated on the eighth night of Muharram. Fadl ibn Abbas and Qasim ibn Abbas also laid down their lives in Karbala. Abdullah ibn Abbas lived to continue the lineage of Abbas and his five sons.
Abbas is buried in the ground where he fell on his horse in Karbala, Iraq. The Al-Abbas Shrine is located near his tomb, where millions of pilgrims worship each year.
Arabic inscription: یا أبوالفضل, meaning O 'Abol-Fazl (title of Abbas ibn Ali), made of the stencil and cinnamon powder on Iranian dessert, Sholeh-Zard Abbas ibn Ali had five sons: Baydullah, Fadhl, Hasan, Qasim and Muhammad; and 2 daughters.
Ibn Shahrashub, a distinguished historian, wrote: “Muhammad ibn Abbas was martyred at Karbala with his father. The mother of Ubaydullah and Fadhl was Lubaba.
Genealogists speculate that Abbas's descendants descended from his son Ubaydullah. Sheikh al-Futouni, however, pointed out that Hassan ibn Abbas also had sons and descendants.
Abdullah ibn Abbas, who died in 155 AH, was a well-known scholar known for his virtues, perfect morals, and virtue. He had three wives.
Ali ibn Husayn Zayn al-Abidin had great respect for his uncle Abbas. He often wept when his eyes fell on Ubaydullah, explaining that he was reminding him of his father's heroic deeds that day in Karbala.
Abdullah ibn Abbas - Died on AH 155, was one of the most famous scholars. Beauty, perfection, and personality were all attributed to him. He married three women.
Hasan ibn Ubaydullah - He lived to be 67 years old and fathered five sons, Fadhl, Hamza, Ibrahim, Abbas, and Ubaydullah; all became honorable, honest writers.
Abdullah ibn Hasan- He was the sole ruler of Mecca and Medina during the reign of Al-Mamun.
Abbas ibn Hasan - He was a well-known poet among the Hashemites. He visited Baghdad during the reign of Harun al-Rashid.
Abdullah ibn Abbas ibn Hasan. He was a well-known man known for his beauty and fame. The Abbasid ruler Al-Ma'mun said of him: "All people are the same after your death, O son of Abbas!".
Fadhl ibn Hasan - He was so eloquent, so religious and so brave that even the Caliphs respected him. She was named Ibn al-Hashimiyya son of a Hashemite woman. He had three sons, Ja'far, Abbas al-Akbar, and Muhammad. Ja'far ibn Fadhl ibn.
Hasan Muhammad ibn Fadhl ibn HasanAbu'l-Abbas Fadhl ibn Muhammad ibn Fadhl ibn Hasan - He was the grandson of Fadhl ibn Hasan and was a spokesman/poet, composing a few verses of poetry congratulating his ancestor, Abbas ibn Ali.
Ibrahim Jardaqa ibn Hasan - A well-known law scholar and author of self-sacrifice godly devotion.
Ali ibn Ibrahim Jardaqa ibn Hasan - A descendant of Jardaqa, he wrote several books, including one entitled al-Ja'fariyya. He died in Egypt at AH 312. Hamza ibn Hasan - He was like "Ali" who was his ancestor.
Abu't-Tayyib Muhammad ibn Hamza ibn Hasan - He was the son of Hamza ibn Hasan and was known for his good manners, his respect for his relatives, and his goodness.
Abu't -Tayyib owned land in Jordan where he was killed in 291 AH His descendants were called "sons of the martyrs".
Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza ibn Hasan - He was a famous poet living in Basra and died on AH 286.
Abu-Ya'la Hamza ibn Qasim ibn Ali ibn Hamza ibn Hasan - He was a descendant of Hamza ibn Hasan and a man of knowledge.
He was a great composer who taught many scholars and wrote many books, such as "Kitab ut-Tawhid", "Kitab uz-Ziyaraatu wel-Menasik", and many others in various fields of knowledge, especially in Ilm ur-Rijal and Ilm ul-Hadith.
Many scholars have described him in terms of praise. In the village of al-Hamza in al-Jazira, central Iraq, between the Euphrates and the Tigris, there is a magnificent temple built over his tomb, which is still frequented by many.
Qutb Shah - Governor and cleric, was the grandson of Abu-Ya'la al-Hamza. He is the main ancestor of the Awan tribe. His lineage is traced as Qutb Shah Awn ibn Ya'la ibn Hamza ibn Qasim ibn Ali ibn Hamza ibn Hasan ibn Ubaydullah ibn Abbas ibn Ali.
Sultan Bahu - The prominent theologian, mystic Sufi, poet, and founder of the order of Sarwari Qadiri Sufi was a descendant of Qutb Shah.
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