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Gruesome photographs show dozens of men using sharp knives
9 October 2016
A man holds a knife to a baby's head as he cuts the child during a Muharram procession in Ahmadabad, India
A Kashmiri Shiite Muslim boy flagellates himself during a Muharram procession in Srinagar in Indian controlled Kashmir
Gory: Shiite Muslims in Afghanistan have gathered to perform self-flagellation rituals as they mourn the death of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson 1,300 years ago
Ritual: Photographs of the event show young men, bleeding profusely from their backs, while afterwards they help each other wash away blood coming from their wounds
Sharp: Even very small children swing the sharp blades on the end of chains, slashing their skin in the brutal ritual
Kashmiri Shiite Muslims flagellate themselves as they take part in a religious procession held on the seventh day of Islamic month of Muharram, in Srinagar
Kashmiri Shiite Muslim children flagellate themselves as they mourn the death of Imam Husain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad
After the ritual in Srinagar, men crouched down to display the blood on the knives they had used to cut themselves
Beliefs: The tradition is seen by some as a way of washing away their sins and is a national holiday in many countries with thousands taking part in the annual rituals. A national holiday in many countries, thousands take part in the annual rituals which include people whipping and cutting themselves with chains and knives
Ashura mourns the death of Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, who was killed by armies of the Yazid near Karbala in 680 AD. That event lies at the heart of Islam's divide into Shiite and Sunni sects.
Some Shi'ite leaders discourage self-mutilation and bloodletting, claiming it has no basis in early religious history and creates a negative image, and encourage people to donate blood instead
A young man kneels down and dabs at his wounds with a damp cloth after whipping himself with sharp blades. Thousands of men perform the same brutal practice in Lebanon, Bangladesh, Iraq, Pakistan and Myanmar and even Athens, Greece.
sepatutnya guna pisau tu hiris kat leher...tu yg paling afdhal
Gruesome photographs show dozens of men using sharp knives
9 October 2016
A man holds a knife to a baby's head as he cuts the child during a Muharram procession in Ahmadabad, India
A Kashmiri Shiite Muslim boy flagellates himself during a Muharram procession in Srinagar in Indian controlled Kashmir
Gory: Shiite Muslims in Afghanistan have gathered to perform self-flagellation rituals as they mourn the death of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson 1,300 years ago
Ritual: Photographs of the event show young men, bleeding profusely from their backs, while afterwards they help each other wash away blood coming from their wounds
Sharp: Even very small children swing the sharp blades on the end of chains, slashing their skin in the brutal ritual
Kashmiri Shiite Muslims flagellate themselves as they take part in a religious procession held on the seventh day of Islamic month of Muharram, in Srinagar
Kashmiri Shiite Muslim children flagellate themselves as they mourn the death of Imam Husain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad
After the ritual in Srinagar, men crouched down to display the blood on the knives they had used to cut themselves
Beliefs: The tradition is seen by some as a way of washing away their sins and is a national holiday in many countries with thousands taking part in the annual rituals. A national holiday in many countries, thousands take part in the annual rituals which include people whipping and cutting themselves with chains and knives
Ashura mourns the death of Imam Hussein, a grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, who was killed by armies of the Yazid near Karbala in 680 AD. That event lies at the heart of Islam's divide into Shiite and Sunni sects.
Some Shi'ite leaders discourage self-mutilation and bloodletting, claiming it has no basis in early religious history and creates a negative image, and encourage people to donate blood instead
A young man kneels down and dabs at his wounds with a damp cloth after whipping himself with sharp blades. Thousands of men perform the same brutal practice in Lebanon, Bangladesh, Iraq, Pakistan and Myanmar and even Athens, Greece.
sepatutnya guna pisau tu hiris kat leher...tu yg paling afdhal
WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Festical of Ashura is marked by Muslims drawing blood with swords in Iraq
Shiite Muslim pilgrims shed their own blood as hundreds of thousands gather in Iraqi shrine city to mark death of Prophet Mohammed's grandson
1 October 2017
A Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim man holds his son as he bleeds after he was cut on the forehead with a razor during a religious procession to mark Ashura in Nabatiyeh
Iraqi Shi'ite Muslims gash the forehead of a boy with a sword during the religious festival of Ashura in Baghdad
Hundreds of thousands gathered in Karbala, Iraq, where security forces protected their Ashura processiom
An Iraqi Shiite Muslim uses a knife to cut the top of a boy's head as they take part in a traditional mourning event during Ashura
The faithful cut themselves to mark the holy day in Basra as part of a procession mourning Mohammed's grandson
Shiite Muslims flagellate themselves during an Ashura procession in Athens, Greece, today
Afghan Shiite Muslim devotees beat themselves with chains and blades as part of a self-flagellation ritual during Ashura commemorations in the Ghazni province
Mourners flagellate themselves during a Muharram procession to mark Ashura, in Ahmedabad, India
Shiite migrants to Greece flagellate themselves during the celebrations in an industral area of Piraeus near Athens. Ashura commemorates the killing of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, by the army of the Caliph Yazid in 680 AD
Believers swing blades attache to chains to cut open their flesh in act of self-flagellation near Athens in Greece
Believers beat and cut themselves to mark Ashura, which mourns the beheading of Imam Hussein
A Shiite Muslim boy prays after he beat himself at a mosque during a religious festival marking Ashura in central Yangon, Myanmar
A Pakistani Shiite Muslim flagellates in the Ashura procession in Lahore, marking the seventh-century killing of Mohammed's grandson
A Shiite Muslim mourner flagellates himself during a Muharram procession to mark Ashura in Srinagar
A Lebanese Shiite Muslim woman takes a selfie with a man as he bleeds after being cut on the forehead with a razor
A Shiites Muslim boy cuts his head open as another prepares to do the same in Ahmedabad, India
Muslims march through Tehran, Iran, as the Shiite country commemorates the beheading of Mohammed's grandson
Shiite Muslims take part in the religious festival, Ashura, by self-flogging and shouting religious slogans in Manama, Bahrain
A Lebanese Shiite Muslim teenager takes part in a flagellation ceremony marking Ashura in the southern city of Nabatieh
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