The remains of four Saudi Shiite "heroes" blown to pieces after preventing a suicide bomber from entering a mosque will be buried in the kingdom's east on Wednesday. Both attacks were claimed by the Islamic State group, which considers Shiites to be heretics. Residents of the Gulf-coast city of Dammam said they expected a**ther massive crowd for Wednesday's joint funeral of Mohammed al-Arbash, Abdul Jalil al-Arbash, Mohammed Eisa and Abdul Hadi al-Hashim.
06-03-2015, 11:01 PM
Shiites gather to bury 'heroes' of Saudi mosque bombing
The remains of four Saudi Shiite "heroes" blown to pieces after preventing a suicide bomber from entering a mosque will be buried in the kingdom's east on Wednesday. Both attacks were claimed by the Islamic State group, which considers Shiites to be heretics. Residents of the Gulf-coast city of Dammam said they expected a**ther massive crowd for Wednesday's joint funeral of Mohammed al-Arbash, Abdul Jalil al-Arbash, Mohammed Eisa and Abdul Hadi al-Hashim.
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