Create a symbolic, woodcut-style illustration inspired by traditional Iranian art, depicting a sorrowful moment from the historical Ashura or Arbaeen tragedy in Karbala. The central figure is a grieving woman dressed in a long black chador, embracing the lifeless body of a child (representing Ali Asghar or Qasim ibn Hasan). Surrounding her are several other women in similar traditional black garments, with veiled, faceless heads, expressing grief with hand gestures and body posture.

A sad horse with an ornate Persian saddle, adorned with green details, stands beside them with its head bowed. The color palette should be minimal: beige background, black and white linework, and selective use of deep green (symbolic of Ahl al-Bayt) for headbands, turbans, and saddle decorations. The background is filled with vertical, sharp, flame-like patterns representing a burning desert or field of spears. The faces are deliberately blank and symbolic.

Ensure the entire composition is dense, sorrowful, and iconographically accurate, evoking the emotional depth of Shi’a mourning rituals. No modern elements; everything must resemble 7th-century Arabia filtered through Persian visual tradition.