The death of this person is the subject of scenes called guriz in otherwise secular performances. A charity whose name asks “Who is [this person]” organizes blood drives to commemorate this person, who also names a kind of building also called a takyeh (“tahk-YAH”) or imambara. The day that marks this person's death also commemorates Noah’s Ark landing (15[1])on dry land and the parting of the Red Sea. Tasu’a commemorates (*) Abbas’s refusal to betray this man, (-5[1])the principal subject of passion plays (10[1])called ta’ziyeh (-5[2])(“tah-zee-YAH”). A kind of self-flagellation called tatbir (10[2])is practiced to honor this man, whose (-5[1])shrine is the subject (10[1])of the Arba’een pilgrimage. (10[1])The tenth day of Muharram, (-5[1])Ashura, (10[1])commemorates this (10[1])man, who died in the Battle (-5[1])of Karbala. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, name this third Shia imam, the son of (-5[1])Ali. ■END■ (10[4]0[13])