Tehran – Pilgrims on all walks in Iran and abroad gathered at the shrine of Imam Reza in Mashhad city to mourn the death of Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh), the martial artist of the command, transforming into sacred symbols into sacred symbols of the Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh), Imam Hassan (AS) and Imam Reza (AS).
Imam Reza Shrine, located in the northeastern city of Mashhad, has become a vibrant epicenter of folding, unity and spiritual longing.
Kazakh pilgrims
Marking the death of the Prophet Muhammad and the anniversary of the martial religion of Imam Hassan, thousands of pilgrims poured into the shrine, transforming the courtyard and hall into a sea of devotion.
The black and green banners, elegy echoing from every corner, and processions from various cities created a sole yet soulful atmosphere. The chants “Ya Rasul Allah” and “Hassan Hassan” link the hearts of mourners to the golden dome, so that tears of sorrow and respect flow freely.
Turkish pilgrims
Inside the crowd were stories of sacrifice and love. The mother protects the child with a flower chadr and guides the crowd. The young man with a backpack whispered a prayer with tears. The elderly man leaned on his staff and tilted towards the Zari or tomb, while the woman of Bandar Abbas shares her sadness in the southern dialect. “We traveled four days just to say hello to the Imam,” says Mohammad Rasouli, whose eyes glow with joy.
Women also played a central role in the memorial. On the evening of Safar on the 28th, a program titled “Morning for the Prophet of Mercy” took place at Najmeh Khatun Hall.
Religious scholar Bator Azitzi reminded the attendees of the last words of the Prophet. She emphasized that salvation lies in following both the Quran and the teachings of the Aar al-Bait.
The event featured heartfelt readings and elegy, including young readings and performances with seasoned compliments. Under the auspices of an initiative called “Pilgrims,” shrine servants provided guidance, snacks and spiritual support that embodied the spirit of hospitality and dedication.
In these sacred moments, Imam Reza Shrine is beyond its physical form. It becomes a sanctuary where the heart finds peace, the soul soars, and the memory of God’s love is engraved in every gaze, every prayer, and every tear.