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==Mourning for Children==
==Mourning for Children==
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After that she received the news of her sons' martyrdom, she went to [[al-Baqi' Cemetery]] every day with her grandson, [['Ubayd Allah b. 'Abbas|'Ubayd Allah]] (son of [['Abbas]]). She recited the lament that she had composed for her sons and cried sorrowfully.  People of [[Medina]] gathered around her and cried along with her. It is even said that [[Marwan b. Hakam]] also cried with them.<ref>Iṣfahānī, ''Maqātil al-ṭālibīyyīn'', p. 85.</ref> She recited this lament which she had composed for 'Abbas:<ref>Ḥasūn, ''Aʿlām al-nisāʾ al-muʾmināt'', p. 496-497.</ref>
After that she received the news of her sons' martyrdom, she went to [[al-Baqi' Cemetery]] every day with her grandson, [['Ubayd Allah b. 'Abbas|'Ubayd Allah]] (son of [['Abbas]]). She recited the lament that she had composed for her sons and cried sorrowfully.  People of [[Medina]] gathered around her and cried along with her. It is even said that [[Marwan b. Hakam]] also cried with them.<ref>Iṣfahānī, ''Maqātil al-ṭālibīyyīn'', p. 85.</ref> She recited this lament which she had composed for 'Abbas:<ref>Ḥasūn, ''Aʿlām al-nisāʾ al-muʾmināt'', p. 496-497.</ref>


"O, he who saw 'Abbas attacking a multitude of enemy and the sons of 'Ali (a) were backing him up like brave lions. I was told that my son was hit on the head while his hands were cut. Woe unto me! my son had lowered his head [that] he was hit on the head. If his sword was in his hand, no one would have dared to approach him."<ref>Shubbar, ''Adāb al-luṭf aw shuʿarā'', vol. 1, p. 71.</ref>
"O, he who saw 'Abbas attacking a multitude of enemy and the sons of 'Ali (a) were backing him up like brave lions. I was told that my son was hit on the head while his hands were cut. Woe unto me! my son had lowered his head [that] he was hit on the head. If his sword was in his hand, no one would have dared to approach him."<ref>Shubbar, ''Adāb al-luṭf aw shuʿarā'', vol. 1, p. 71.</ref>
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