17 reported dead in holy shrine blast

The Dubai-based al-Arabiya TV network has reported the death toll in a car bomb attack at an Iraqi holy shrine was at least 17.

17 reported dead in holy shrine blast
Fri, 29 Aug, 2003 - 13:41

The Dubai-based al-Arabiya TV network has reported the death toll in a car bomb attack at an Iraqi holy shrine was at least 17.

Dozens were injured in a car bombing during Friday prayers at the Imam Ali mosque in Najaf, the most holy shrine for Shiite Muslims in Iraq.

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CourtsWar in IraqPlace: DubaiPlace: Imam Ali mosquePlace: NajafPlace: IraqPlace: BaghdadPlace: USPlace: IranPlace: Shrine of AliPerson: Mohammed Saeed al-HakimPerson: Abdel-Aziz al-HakimPerson: Al-HakimPerson: Saddam HusseinPerson: Abdul Majid al-KhoeiOrganisation: Al-Arabiya TVOrganisation: Shiite MuslimsOrganisation: Supreme Council for Islamic RevolutionOrganisation: Shiite
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