Sacramento, California — Hundreds of community members gathered at the Imam Azam (RA) Mosque on Sunday to attend the Fātiha and prayer ceremony held in honor of Martyr General Ekramuddin Sari’ and Martyr Commander Amin Almas, who were tragically killed in Iran last week. The event drew a diverse crowd of Afghan-Americans, community leaders, activists, and supporters who came together to pay tribute to the two respected figures.
The ceremony included emotional prayers, Quran recitations, and speeches reflecting on the bravery, leadership, and lifelong service of General Sari’ and Commander Almas. Attendees emphasized their commitment to protecting innocent civilians and standing against extremism, describing them as courageous men who dedicated their lives to justice and security.
Community members expressed deep grief and called for clarity regarding the circumstances of their deaths in Iran, urging international organizations and human rights groups to pay attention to the incident. Speakers also highlighted the importance of unity within the Afghan diaspora during moments of loss and uncertainty.
Participants described the gathering as a powerful reminder of shared mourning, resilience, and collective strength. Organizers thanked all who attended and supported the ceremony.
May the souls of Martyr General Ekramuddin Sari’ and Commander Amin Almas rest in eternal peace, and may Paradise be their final and blessed abode.
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