Al-Abbas was forced to die of thirst, and his male offspring were arrested, and likely executed, by Itakh, and the other leaders of the conspiracy were executed in ingenious and excessively cruel ways, which were widely publicized as a deterrent to others.
The other leaders of the conspiracy were likewise executed in ingenious and excessively cruel ways, which were widely publicized as a deterrent to others. Al-Abbas was forced to die of thirst, while his male offspring were arrested, and likely executed, by Itakh.
Al-Abbas was forced to die of thirst, while his male offspring were arrested, and likely executed, by Itakh. The other leaders of the conspiracy were likewise executed in ingenious and excessively cruel ways, which were widely publicized as a deterrent to others.
Al-Abbas was forced to die of thirst, while his male offspring were arrested, and likely executed, by Itakh. The other leaders of the conspiracy were likewise executed in ingenious and excessively cruel ways, which were widely publicized as a deterrent to others.