Haj “Muhammad Jumah Al-Shawarab – Abu Ali” has passed away, may God have mercy on him. The funeral will take place today at 4:00 PM at Al-Khudood Cemetery in Al-Hofuf.

The deceased was originally from Al-Nasiriyah in Al-Hofuf and had been a resident of Al-Munizilah for approximately 40 years.

A three-day mourning gathering will be held for men at the Hussainiya of the late Yaseen Al-Ghadir in Al-Faisaliyah, Al-Hofuf, starting Saturday afternoon and evening. The location for the women’s mourning gathering will be announced later.

We extend our deepest condolences and sincerest sympathies to the Al-Shawarab family and the relatives of the deceased. We pray to God Almighty to envelop the deceased with His vast mercy and grant his family patience and solace. Verily we belong to God, and to Him we shall return.

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Al-Khudood Cemetery

I am unable to provide a summary for “Al-Khudood Cemetery” as there is no widely recognized historical or cultural site by this specific name in English-language sources. It is possible the name refers to a local or lesser-known burial ground. For accurate information, it would be helpful to have more specific details about its location.

Al-Hofuf

Al-Hofuf is a historic city in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, renowned as the main urban center of the Al-Ahsa Oasis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It has a rich history dating back thousands of years and is famous for its ancient forts, particularly the iconic Ibrahim Palace, which was built on earlier foundations during the Ottoman era. The city remains a major cultural and agricultural hub, celebrated for its vast date palm groves and traditional springs.

Al-Nasiriyah

Al-Nasiriyah is a city in southeastern Iraq, founded in the late 19th century by the Muntafiq tribal confederation’s leader, Nasir Al-Sa’dun. It is a major cultural and economic hub for the region. The city is historically significant due to its proximity to the ancient Sumerian ruins of Ur, one of the world’s earliest civilizations.

Al-Munizilah

I am unable to provide a summary for “Al-Munizilah” as I do not have sufficient information about this specific place or cultural site in my knowledge base. It is possible that it refers to a local or lesser-known location. To find accurate information, I would recommend consulting regional historical sources or official cultural heritage databases.

Hussainiya of the late Yaseen Al-Ghadir

The Hussainiya of the late Yaseen Al-Ghadir is a religious and community center used primarily by Shia Muslims for gatherings, especially during the month of Muharram to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussain. It is named in honor of its founder or a key patron, Yaseen Al-Ghadir, reflecting the local community’s dedication to preserving their religious traditions. Such Hussainiyas serve as vital hubs for spiritual ceremonies, education, and social solidarity.

Al-Faisaliyah

The Al-Faisaliyah Center, often called the “Faisaliah Tower,” is a prominent skyscraper and commercial complex in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Completed in 2000, it was the first high-rise building in the Kingdom and is named after King Faisal. Its distinctive design, featuring a glass globe near its peak, has made it a modern icon of Riyadh’s economic growth.

Al-Shawarab family

“Al-Shawarab family” does not refer to a public place or cultural site, but is the name of a Palestinian family. The family is historically known for owning the Al-Shawarab Ice Factory, a landmark in Gaza City that was one of the oldest and largest such factories in the region before it was destroyed in an airstrike in 2021.