Babies Covered in Blood as Muslims Use Knives to Slice Open Their Heads During Ashura Festival (VIDEOS)

Babies, children and adults were covered in blood as Muslims used knives to slice open their heads during Ashura.

Shia Muslims participate in Ashura every year to mourn the death of their ‘prophet’ Muhammad’s grandson, Hussein Ali.

At least 31 people were killed in a stampede at the Ashura festival in Iraq and more than 100 were injured.

According to reports, dozens of Muslims were crushed after thousands ‘recreated a battle’ in the narrow streets of Karbala.

The Sun UK reported:

The commemorations take place on Ashura, the tenth day of the first month of the Islamic calendar.

They mark Husayn’s death at the Battle of Karbala, fought between Husayn and Yazid I on October 10 680AD to determine who should succeed the prophet as the leader of Islam.

Yazid is considered a tyrant by some Muslims, and Husayn’s death is considered by the Shia community to be a symbol of humanity’s struggle against injustice, tyranny, and oppression.

The anniversary is a national holiday in Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Bahrain, and Pakistan, and typically involves public expressions of mourning.

WATCH:

Ashura, once only celebrated in the Middle East and parts of Africa has now spread to Western nations as Muslims flex their dominance and take over the streets in various Western cities.

Muslims in the West including in Toronto, London and Sidney flexed their dominance and marched down the streets to celebrate Ashura:

Muslims in Sidney with loudspeakers take over the streets to celebrate Ashura:

https://twitter.com/husseiniif/status/1171348339226337280

Muslims in London took over the streets and blared their celebration in Arabic over loudspeakers:

Screenshots of Muslims participating in their medieval blood-letting festival:

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