The site of his death at the hands of (*) Shimr is the destination of the pilgrimage of Arba'een, and congregation halls named for him house many of the mourning rituals of Muharram, which climax in the day of Ashura.
This man is the usual dedicatee of elegiac poems called marsiya and noha. The day of Tasu'a commemorates this man's half-brother, who lost both of his arms and then his life while attempting to fill a water bag for this man's daughters Ruqayyah and Fatimah, who were both also known as "Sakinah." This man is the dedicatee of the controversial act of tatbir, as well as an event taking place on either the 20th or 21st of Safar that regularly ranks as one of the largest gatherings in the world. The site of his death at the hands of (*) Shimr is the destination of the pilgrimage of Arba'een, and congregation halls named for him house many of the mourning rituals of Muharram, which climax in the day of Ashura. This man was killed by forces of Yazid I at the battle of Karbala. For 10 points, name this third Shia imam, the grandson of Muhammad and son of Ali.
This man is the usual dedicatee of elegiac poems called marsiya and noha.
Husayn ibn Ali [or Hussein; or al-Ḥusayn ibn 'Alī ibn Abī Ṭālib]