Abulak was a Coptic martyr who lived in Egypt. He is remembered for being killed alongside approximately two hundred of his companions. As a recognized saint within the oriental Christian traditions, his life and death are commemorated annually. His memory is preserved through the liturgical calendar of the Coptic Church, where he is honored for his martyrdom.
Martyrdom and death
Abulak was martyred in Egypt. He did not face death alone, but was executed together with a large group of roughly two hundred other individuals. This collective martyrdom is the central event of his historical and religious significance.
Veneration
The Coptic Church honors Abulak as a saint. His feast day is observed on June 9. He is venerated within oriental Christian traditions as part of the group of martyrs who suffered for their faith.