Five brothers die in Jordan in a tragic accident

Jordanians woke up on Friday morning to the tragic death of 5 siblings, as a result of a fire in their room in the family residence.
Colonel Amer Al-Sartawi, the media spokesman for the Public Security Directorate, stated that preliminary investigations indicate an electrical short-circuit caused a fire in an apartment on the second floor in the "Prince Hashem Housing" area in the Rusaifa District in the north of the Kingdom.
He explained that the civil defense teams moved immediately upon receiving the report to the site, and worked to put out the fire before finding the children's bodies during an inspection of the place, and transporting them to Prince Faisal Governmental Hospital.
According to the information, their father, lawyer Ahmed Salman al-Daasan al-Daaja, tried to control the blaze when he realized its outbreak, but to no avail.

The Da'ja tribe announced the funeral of the bodies of the young children, "Salman", "Sultan", "Reem", "Ariam" and "Malak", after the afternoon prayer, while grief engulfed large circles in Jordan.
Al-Da'jah posted on his website pictures of his deceased children on previous occasions, accompanied by their obituaries.
And he said: “God’s destiny and what He wills, God does, there is no objection.. So my liver is all under God’s protection.”
Al-Daj’ah used an honorable hadith that calls for patience and returning to God in calamity, in which it says: “There is no Muslim who is afflicted by a calamity and says what God has commanded him (we belong to God and to Him we shall return, O God reward me in my calamity and replace it with something better for me) except that God grants him something better than it.”
Al-Daj’ah specified the place of burial and accepted the condolences, repeating three times: “Oh God, I ask you for patience and solace.”