Hüseyin Akbalık, who was got brain tumor disease while being held in prison, lost his life yesterday in Duruca neighborhood of Mardin's Nusaybin district where he was living in.

Hüseyin Akbalık, who was hold in various prisons for 24 years, the loss of his life was deeply saddened his lovers as well as his family.

Edip Gümüş, the leader of Turkish Hizbullah Congregation, published a message on the news of the death of Hüseyin Akbalık, expresses his sorrows and wished patience to his family and his common cause friends.

We offer our devotions and we wish patience to his family, to our brothers in Madrasa-i-Yusuf and to our community

Reminding them of the ones who had lost their lives before in prisons, Gümüş said:

"We have learned with sorrow that our valiant brother Hüseyin Akbalık has lost his life, who spent the whole of his life for the cause of Allah, and spent twenty-three years as a student of the Madrasa-i Yusuf. We wish Hüseyin brother will be welcomed to the Firdaus Heaven together with those who have reached to martyrdom level in prisons: Turan Arı, Musa Özer, Murat Kaya, Ahmet Şahin, Seyyid Ali Demiryol, Cahit Durmaz, Ramazan Duman and with his other brothers who martyred in the fighting field. We present our devotions and wish patience firstly to his family, to our brothers in Madarasa-i Yusuf and to our community.

All these difficulties and troubles are for the sake of Allah and for the perpetuity of Islam's cause

Gümüş stated that they praised Allah for the difficulties they faced while working on behalf of Islam. "Our brother Hüseyin and many other brave brothers like him have fought a great struggle to spread Islam in the land we live in, to maintain the presence of faith and Islamic torch. Some have drunken the martyrdom sherbet in the spring of their life, some have been prisoned, and also some have begun to live the sorrow of immigration and separation. We praised to our Lord Allah that all these living difficulties and troubles are for the sake of Allah, for the perpetuity of Islam’s cause."

We must try to convey this holy cause to all sections of the people

"On the occasion of the demise of our brother Hüseyin, we want to remind all the martyrs’ families, to Madrasa-i Yusuf’s students, to their families, to their children, to our immigrant brothers, to their families and all of our brothers." Gümüş continued to use the following expressions:

"There have been many troubles and pains for this glorious cause. Some of our brothers have lost their lives and met to our Lord Allah. Some of our brothers have twenty-five years stayed between the cold walls of the prisons. Thousands of children remain orphans, hundreds of our sisters remain widows, which they are suffering fresh sorrow over our martyrs. Our brothers who have migrated also are longing. All of the effort of these saints have not wasted, but they have left a very precious inheritance to their relatives and friends. We are; look after the heritage of our martyrs, prisoners and immigrants; we must strengthen our faith, our taqwa and our sincerity in worship, and we shall try to convey this sacred cause to all people by embracing our cause with a greater sacrifice."

At the end of his message, leader of Turkish Hizbullah, Edip Gümüş, noted that Muslims need unity and cohesion more than ever.

It is necessary to avoid any kind of action that will bring down the brotherhood

Gümüş, "Today, all of us are aware what kind of satanic games are playing especially in Kurdistan geography, in Iraq, Syria and other Islamic geographies. Imperialist heretic forces are making massacres by infesting the lands of Muslims. In such an environment, all Muslims should interlock with each other. Today, when Muslims need more unity and solidarity than ever, our brothers and sisters should stay away from all kinds of words, writings, and actions that will cause on this clash and brotherhood to prejudice and controversy. On this occasion again we convey our condolences to the deceased's brother Hüseyin’s family, we wish them a beautiful patience, and we wish them not missing us from their prayers. (ILKHA)