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Hundreds of Takfiri extremists South Jordan burnt the shrine of Jaafar Bin Abi Taleb, Imam Ali's brother (PBUH). The Ismaili sect - a branch of the Shiite sect - supervises the shrine located in al-Mazar, South Jordan.
This comes only two days after al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front desecrated Hujr Bin Oday's shrine, who is Prophet Mohammad's Companion. The shrine is considered a sanctity for all Muslims in general.

The so-called Free Syrian Army had exhumed al-Kindi's tomb and removed the corpse, burying him in an anonymous place.
Hizbullah had censured such a profane act, mentioning in a statement, "Hizbullah expresses its great pain for the news that talked about the attack by terrorist armed groups against the holy Hujr Ibn Oday's shrine."

"The desecration and the violation of the shrine's sanctity in such a manner reflects the criminal terrorist mentality that does not take into regard the sacredness of Muslim and Christian holy sites," Hizbullah's statement reported.

Source: al-Ahed News, translated and edited by moqawama.org