The grave of Hüseyin Velioğlu, founder of Turkiye's Hizbullah, who was martyred in Istanbul's Beykoz on January 17, 2000, and buried in Batman Karşıyaka Cemetery, visited by the crowds of his lovers.

After the noon prayer, the people coming in groups upon Velioğlu's grave, read Surah Al-Yasin, salawads and prayed. It was seen that women were also showing great interest in the visit to the grave.

The family of the Hizbullah guide Hüseyin Velioğlu also thanked those who came.

"If it were not for Islamic studies, you would not find a young person to pray in the region right now"

Hayrettin Velioğlu, one of the older brothers of Martyr Hüseyin Velioğlu, explained that on the 17^th of January every year his brother's grave was visiting by the crowd of visitors and added: "Today we came here due to the anniversary martyrdom of the guide. My brother was martyred on January 17, 2000. My brother was always in dialogue with young people while he was alive. He always wanted young people to be conscious. He wanted young people to be supported rather than old people. He went to the scholars and the sheiks and wanted them to tell Islam to their surroundings. If it were not for the Islamic studies in that region at that time, we would not have found a young person to pray at this time. Without Islamic studies, all the young people would be scattered and almost all the enemies of Islam would be there. They would all serve America."

"We missed him so much"

Seyfettin Velioğlu, another brother of Hüseyin Velioğlu, said they could not forget his brother. Seyfeddin Velioğlu added that they missed his brother too much and will never forget him.

ILKHA