A tradition and a popular heritage that is revived by the Sayeds who are servants at the Al-Abbas's (p) Holy Shrine during the holy month of Ramadan.

The holy city of Karbala like the other Iraqi cities is characterized by a set of customs and traditions, as during the holy month of Ramadan, the Sayeds servants from the descendants of Lady Az-Zahra (PBUH) are used during the nights of the holy month, to distribute tea after the Iftaar (meal of breaking the fast) in the courtyard of Aba Al-Fadl Al-Abbas (PBUH).

This tradition in spite of its simplicity, but it is currently attracting a lot of visitors, because it is distributed by the Sayeds that are servants of the holy shrine along with a number of volunteers, and it is done in the courtyard of a sacred placed, so visitors come after finishing their prayers to drink this special courtesy tea.

It is worth to mention that the General Secretariat of the holy shrine of Al-Abbas (peace be upon him) has revived many of the traditions and ceremonies that were held in the holy shrines of Karbala that were stopped by the oppressing former regime, and thanks to God, are currently renewed in a great spiritual atmosphere