He is Mr. Ibrahim bin Abdullah Al-Muhad bin Al-Hassan Al-Muthanna bin Imam Ali bin Abi Talib (peace be upon him). He is known as (Qatil Bakhmari), and his nickname is (Abu Al-Hassan). His father is Abdullah Al-Muhadh bin Al-Hassan Al-Muthanna bin Al-Hassan bin Abi Talib (peace be upon him). His mother was Fatima, daughter of Al-Hussein, the great-grandson (peace be upon her), and he was called Al-Mahadd because he was the first man in whom the two infallacies were combined: the Hasaniyyah and the Husayniyyah. He (peace be upon him) was one of the people of knowledge, piety, and righteousness, and the people of history have known to call him “Qatil Bakhmari.” His birth and death The birth of Mr. Ibrahim bin Abdullah Al Mahd was on the fifteenth of Shaban in the year 95 AH, and his death was on the twenty-fifth of Dhu al-Qa’dah in the year 145 AH, when he was martyred when he was fifty years old. The area of ​​the mosque and its architecture The total registered area of ​​the Mazar-i-Sharif is about 4 dunams. The Holy Mosque was divided into two identical parts to serve as two prayer areas, one for men and the other for women, on a rectangle with an area of ​​21 meters in length and 10 meters in width. In the shrine there is a crypt containing the Holy Grave, descending to it by a ladder approximately four meters long. Under the ground, and beyond it is the Noble Tomb room, which has an area of ​​36 square metres. The tomb inside the room measures 2 x 3 metres. In the basement is a water well for blessing. It is very old and has no specific date known. The shrine went through many construction stages since its discovery hundreds of years ago until it became what it is now. The first of these stages was relatively recent, and was in the sixties of the last century, after which the building was demolished and a larger and more spacious building was built in its place in 1982, and the last stage was in 2004 and was completed. In 2008 to become what it is now.

Ibrahim bin Abdullah (97 lunar year - 145 lunar year) known as Bakhtayl Bakhmara, a descendant of Imam Hassan Mojtabi (a.s.), brother of Nafs Zakia, the second Alawite uprising against the Bani Abbas caliphate. After his brother Nafs Zakiya, he rose against Mansur Abbasi in Basra. A large number of Zaydians and Mu'tazilies participated in this uprising, and Hatta Abu Hanifa also supported him, but in the end, the uprising did not succeed and Ibrahim was killed in the year 145 of the lunar year in the Bakhmura area near Kufa. Birth and ancestry Ibrahim bin Abdullah bin Hassan bin Hassan was born in 97 lunar year. His father is Abdallah Muhd. Abdullah is the son of Hassan Mushani and the grandson of Imam Hassan Mojtabi (a.s.). Character Ibrahim bin Abdullah was a man of letters and a conversationalist, and his father Abdullah chose him to answer the questions of the founders of the Etzal sect, such as Wasil bin Atta and Amr bin Ubaid. He also writes poetry, and he composed a collection of poems in the presence of Mushal Dhabi, who was a supporter of the movement. which was later attributed to Mufazil. Uprising against the Abbasids Main article: Rise of Ibrahim bin Abdullah With the success of Mansour Abbasi, the Alawites' opposition to the Abbasids became public, and after the imprisonment of Abd Allah and his family in Iraq, Ibrahim and Muhammad (Abdullah's sons) intensified their opposition. Muhammad revolted in 145 AH, and Ibrahim also revolted in Basra on the first of Ramadan 145 AH. Two months after the announcement of the uprising against the Abbasids, Ibrahim's army went from Basra to Kufa on 1 Dhu al-Qa'da 145 AH and sent Mansur Abbasi and Isa bin Musa with eighteen thousand men to fight against Ibrahim. ) Kufe met. The confrontation between these two groups lasted for about two months. At the beginning of the war, the front ranks of the Abbasids suffered a heavy defeat. But a part of the Abbasid army attacked Ibrahim's army from behind, which dealt a heavy blow to Ibrahim's army. When an arrow hit Ibrahim's throat and he was killed on 25 Dhu Hijjah 145 AH, the Alawite army was weakened and the spiritual power of the Abbasid army increased. Therefore, the initial victory of the Alawites gave way to defeat and Ibrahim's uprising was unsuccessful. After Ibrahim was killed, his head was removed from his body and taken to the Caliph and his body was buried in Bakhmura.

In addition to the shrine of the Venerable Lord, the road leading to the shrine passes through beautiful agricultural lands

A shrine of great importance and beautiful content, and those who are in charge of it are grateful for their efforts and their endeavors are blessed, God willing. The Holy Mazar is beautifully decorated with wonderful gardens for families to sit and children to play through the wonderful green grass. It is in an agricultural area and the paved road reaches the door of the shrine, so the visitor does not get tired of walking on a dirt road.

A religious shrine located in Babil Governorate, Al-Musayyib District, Saddat Al-Hindiyya District, Nasiriyah Lands Area

Peace be upon you, my Lord, Master Ibrahim Ibn Abdullah al-Mahdh (peace be upon him). Nizar is located in the district of al-Saddah al-Hindiyya, Babylon Governorate, a shrine to which visitors come from all over the country and the world.

Peace be upon you, my lord and lord, Ibrahim Ibn Abdullah Al-Mahd. Thank you to the shrine administration for the cleanliness and general interest in the holy shrine.

Peace be upon you, O people of the house of prophecy and the source of the message The shrine of Sayyid Ibrahim bin Abdullah Al-Mahad, whose lineage goes back to Imam Abu Muhammad Al-Hassan Ibn Ali, peace and blessings be upon them

He is very beautiful and his honorable position is peace be upon him, Sayyid Ibrahim bin Abdullah bin Humaid

Peace be upon you, martyr of Bakhmari