The young man Hassan bin Ali Hamzah Al Bin Eid, a native of Al-Munayzilah and resident of Dammam city, has passed away, may God have mercy on him. He passed on Thursday, 28 Shawwal 1447 AH. He will be laid to rest in his final resting place tomorrow, Friday, at 3:00 PM at Al-Jish Cemetery (2).

A condolence gathering will be held for three nights, according to the following details:

  • For Men: Directly after the burial at the cemetery prayer hall until 8:00 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday at Al-Zahra Hussainiya in Al-Kawthar neighborhood, Saihat, in the afternoon and evening from 3:00 PM until 9:00 PM.
  • For Women: At Al-Zahra in Al-Kawthar neighborhood, Saihat, starting Friday, in the afternoon and evening from 3:00 PM until 9:00 PM.

We extend our deepest condolences and sincerest sympathy to the Al Bin Eid family and the relatives of the deceased. We ask God Almighty to envelop him in His vast mercy and to grant his family patience and solace. Verily we belong to God, and to Him we shall return.

Al-Jish Cemetery (2)

Al-Jish Cemetery is an ancient Jewish burial site located in the Galilee region of northern Israel, near the modern Arab town of Jish (Gush Halav). It dates primarily to the Roman and Byzantine periods (circa 2nd-6th centuries CE) and contains dozens of ornate stone sarcophagi, many featuring intricate carvings of Jewish symbols like menorahs. The cemetery is historically significant as it provides archaeological evidence of a substantial and prosperous Jewish community in the area during the Talmudic era.

Al-Zahra Hussainiya

Al-Zahra Hussainiya is a Shi’a Muslim religious and community center, primarily found in regions with Shi’a populations like Iraq, Iran, and Lebanon. It is named after Fatimah al-Zahra, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad, and serves as a gathering place for mourning ceremonies, religious lectures, and community events, particularly during the Islamic months of Muharram and Safar to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussain. While individual *hussainiyas* may have their own local histories, they collectively represent a longstanding tradition of Shi’a communal worship and memorialization that dates back centuries.

Al-Kawthar neighborhood

The Al-Kawthar neighborhood is a residential district in the city of Najaf, Iraq, notable for its proximity to the Imam Ali Shrine, one of Shia Islam’s holiest sites. Historically, the area’s development has been closely tied to the religious and scholarly significance of Najaf, serving as a home for many pilgrims, students, and scholars visiting the shrine over the centuries.

Saihat

Saihat is a historic coastal city in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, known for its long-standing pearling and fishing heritage. It is considered one of the oldest settlements in the region, with origins tracing back centuries, and is notably the birthplace of the famous 19th-century Arab navigator, Ahmad ibn Mājid. Today, it forms part of the larger Dammam metropolitan area while maintaining its distinct cultural identity.