728:, he went to the house of Mukhtar ibn Abi Ubayd. The Shia of Kufa gathered there. Muslim read the letter of Husayn to them, hearing which they started weeping. In this gathering, Abis was the first person who arose and after Praising and Glorifying Allah said, “Now then! I do not speak for the people, nor am I aware as to what is concealed in their hearts, and thus I do not want to deceive you. By Allah! I only say that which is in my heart. By Allah! I shall respond to you whenever you call out, and shall fight your enemies by your side. And in your presence I shall strike them with the sword until I meet Allah, and I do not intend anything except Allah’s favor (in lieu of all this).” Then, Habib ibn Muzahir stood up and announced his readiness for helping Husayn. The speeches these two persons prepared the ground for allegiance of people and more than 18 thousand people gave allegiance to Muslim.
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Rabi' ibn Tamim said, "By God I swear that I saw him injured and killed more than 200 people, but finally, they besieged him and beheaded him. I witnessed that the head of 'Abis ibn Shabib was being handed to each other by them and they argued to attribute his killing to themselves, until 'Umar ibn
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He then said, "May peace be upon you O Aba Abd Allah! I testify that I am upon your guidance and the guidance of your father! Greetings be upon you O Aba Abd Allah! Beware that I am steadfast upon the way of you and your father and I will be guided to the right path." After he received permission
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Shawdhab, Abis went to Husayn and said, "O Aba Abd Allah! By God I swear that on the earth, whether far or near, I have no one dearer than you. If I had the power to keep off the oppression from you by something even more valuable than my life and blood, I would
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Abis was from Banu Shakir clan of the great Banu Hamdan tribe. People of his tribe were brave ones at war and thus Arabs called them
Fatayan al-Sabah, meaning "the Youths of the Morning". his father has been recorded as Shabib, Habib, Shibth or Layth. Abis was perfect in the good qualities of his
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Rabi' ibn Tamim al-Hamdani, who was in the army of Umar ibn Sa'd, said, "when I saw Abis was coming to the battlefield, I recognized him. I had seen his fights in different battles and I knew that he was among the bravest people, so, I told the army of Umar ibn Sa'd, This man is the lion of all
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Abis said, "I did not expect from you other than this…If I had anyone dear than you, I would send him to the battlefield before myself, since today is the last chance to act and tomorrow is the day of reckoning and no act would be beneficial then."
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Abis was among those companions of Husayn, whose name has been mentioned in
Ziyarat Rajabiyya and Ziyarat al-Nahiya al-Muqaddasa (non-famous). He has been greeted well in the two Ziyara as following, "Peace be upon 'Abis ibn Shabib al-Shakiri."
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Karbala. Abis performed the noon prayer, When most of the companions of Husayn were martyred and a few were left, Abis turned to his servant
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lions. This is son of Shabib. Lest anyone should ever go to fight him." Abis was shouting far cries and asking for someone to go fight him, but no one dared to go to the battlefield.
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tribe. He was one of the Shia noblemen and their chiefs. Abis was among the lovers of the Ahl al-Bayt and the followers of Ali ibn Abi Talib who loved him exceptionally.
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and invited him to Kufa and sent this letter by Abis ibn Abi Shabib with his slave. He delivered it to Husayn in Mecca.
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858:Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari.
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97:Abis ibn Abi Shabib al-Shakiri
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