The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society mourned youth Mohammad Al-Moqdad who was transferred to the hospital on Saturday night and passed away on Sunday morning.

Protests broke out in Bahrain after the execution of two Shi'ite Muslim activists on terrorism-related charges revived tension over the weekend in the Sunni-led kingdom, a Western ally that has cracked down on dissent since a failed 2011 uprising.

“My son obtained his Bachelor’s degree in business from India and then achieved martyrdom while advocating for the cause,” with these words Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Moqdad’s mother, Zahra Al-Hayiki, answered the people mourning her son, who was martyred as a result of toxic tear gas fired by the Ministry of Interior forces at a peaceful protest staged on July 27 at night against the crime of executing Ahmad Al-Malali and Ali Al-Arab.

Opposition groups and activists announced the death of youth Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Moqdad from Bilad Al-Qadeem after the brutal crackdown led by civilian militias accompanied by members of the security forces on Saturday.