Today, he continues to return to Mount Tomorr in Albania for five days (August 20–25) each year, during which animal sacrifices are made and homage is paid to Abbas ibn Ali.

During these five days, Bektashi pilgrims visit the türbe, which is believed to house the remains of Abbas ibn Ali.

[2] In another Bektashi legend, Haji Bektash once saw Christian pilgrims ascend Mount Tomorr on August 15, the feast day of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

Haji Bektash then threw the arm bone up onto the peak of Mount Tomorr, thus turning the mountain into the second sacred grave (türbe) of Abbas ibn Ali.

[2] Naim Frashëri wrote in a poem in his 1890 poetry book Luletë e verësë ("Summer Flowers"):[2][3] Original Albanian text Abas Aliu zu’ Tomorë, Erdhi afër nesh, Shqipëria s’mbet e gjorë, Se Zoti e desh.