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After being hung, Maytham miraculously called people loudly to gather around him and listen to some narrations from Imam 'Ali (a). He then talked about the virtues of [[Bani Hashim]] and the evil of the [[Umayyads]]. | After being hung, Maytham miraculously called people loudly to gather around him and listen to some narrations from Imam 'Ali (a). He then talked about the virtues of [[Bani Hashim]] and the evil of the [[Umayyads]]. | ||
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When Ibn Ziyad was informed of this, he ordered a leash to be put on his mouth. Maytham was the first martyr to be leashed in Islam.<ref>al-Kashshi. ''Rijal''. p. 84-87. al-Mufid. ''al-Irshad''. vol. 1. p. 304. 324-325.</ref> | When Ibn Ziyad was informed of this, he ordered a leash to be put on his mouth. Maytham was the first martyr to be leashed in Islam.<ref>al-Kashshi. ''Rijal''. p. 84-87. al-Mufid. ''al-Irshad''. vol. 1. p. 304. 324-325.</ref> | ||
According to other reports, Ibn Hurayth suggested cutting his tongue, and Maytham reminded people of Imam 'Ali's prediction. His tongue was then cut off by an agent of Ibn Ziyad.<ref>al-Kashshi. ''Rijal''. p. 83.</ref> | According to other reports, Ibn Hurayth suggested cutting his tongue, and Maytham reminded people of Imam 'Ali's prediction. His tongue was then cut off by an agent of Ibn Ziyad.<ref>al-Kashshi. ''Rijal''. p. 83.</ref> | ||
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
Some sources report that after being hung, he was struck by a spear in his stomach, and said, "[[Allah-u Akbar]]", before blood gushed out from his mouth and nose. He passed away in [[Dhu l-Hijja]] 60/September 680, before the arrival of [[Imam al-Husayn (a) ]] in [[Iraq]].<ref>al-Mufid. ''al-Irshad''. vol. 1. p. 325. Tabarsi. ''I'lam al-wura. vol. 1. p. 343.</ref> | Some sources report that after being hung, he was struck by a spear in his stomach, and said, "[[Allah-u Akbar]]", before blood gushed out from his mouth and nose. He passed away in [[Dhu l-Hijja]] 60/September 680, before the arrival of [[Imam al-Husayn (a) ]] in [[Iraq]].<ref>al-Mufid. ''al-Irshad''. vol. 1. p. 325. Tabarsi. ''I'lam al-wura. vol. 1. p. 343.</ref> | ||
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