Tehran – This year, the Moon of Muharram began as a martial for many people during the attacks on the country of the Zionist regime.
Many pro-foreigners use the explicit themes of “Iran,” “hometown,” and martyrs of recent wars in their rituals.
The performance of Mahmoud Karimi entitled “Iran, Iran,” Maisam Motiei entitled “Iran Became Kalbara,” and Mojutaba Ramezzani entitled “Here Iran” are the most prominent of these works, and can have a major impact on social cohesion and solidarity.
Many social media users, social activists, and even politicians welcome this approach and consider the more serious introduction of patriotic themes into Asura’s rituals as a positive step to boost social unity.
A recent survey conducted by the research division of Iran’s Islamic Republic Broadcasting (IRIB) shows that at least 77% of Iranians say they are proud of the country’s response to the recent Israeli invasion.
A national survey conducted in Tehran and 32 cities in late June 2025 included a sample size of 4,943 people aged 15 and over.
Of those surveyed, 51.6% were male and 48.4% were female, the report reported.
With the extent of pride they felt in Iran’s retaliatory missile and drone strike, the drones took a strike in response to the unprovoked illegal attacks of the Zionist regime.
This demonstrates national support for Operation True Promise III, launched by Iranian forces led by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC).
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Revolution, attended the Ashura Knight ceremony at Imam Khomeini Husseniei in Tehran.
The mourning ceremony was attended by a large gathering of people from various lives and high-ranking officials.
The leader did not speak to the ceremony, but attendees said he whispered to the famous eulogist Mahmoud Karimi.
When he began pursuit, Karimi shared with the audience. “His excellence was told to recite this.
Israel killed about 935 people during the 12-day war with Iran. High-ranking military officials, nuclear scientists and civilians are among the victims. Tel Aviv called for a halt in combat on June 24 after Iran defeated a massive strip of Israeli cities.