Eventually, molten tar was poured over his head and he was left outside the door of his home. His family attempted to nurse him, but he died five days later on 17 Paremhat 1565 A.M. (March 25, 1844). During these five days, members of Damietta's Christian community locked themselves in their homes for fear of attacks by the enraged mobs.
Finally, molten tar was poured over his head and he remained outside his home. His family attempted to nurse him, but he died on 17 Paremhat 1565 A.M. (March 25, 1844). For five days, Damietta's Christian community stayed inside their homes due to fear of attacks by the enraged mobs.