Hawzah News Agency- These days, the streets of Tehran are saturated, more than ever before, with the fragrance of sacrifice and the resonant name of "Beloved Khamenei, Iran's Martyred Leader." It is as though the very walls, alleyways, and boulevards of this city mourn a Leader who, for years, steered the ship of the Revolution through history's most tempestuous storms from the nearby Husseinieh of Imam Khomeini (RA) on Keshavar Doust Street, with penetrating words and profound insight. Tehran, the political capital of the Islamic world, now stands on the threshold of a ceremony that will once again astonish the globe and project the unwavering resolve of a nation tireless in its pursuit of righteousness.
A Gathering Place for Mourners and Epic-Makers
Not only the people of Tehran, but vast multitudes of devotees from every corner of Islamic Iran, and even pilgrims from nations near and far, have made their way to the capital on foot, their hearts brimming with sorrow. This massive turnout transcends a simple funeral procession; it is a social resurrection demonstrating the unbreakable bond between the Ummah and the Imamate. Children carried in their parents' arms to bid farewell, elderly men revisiting memories of an era of steadfastness, and youth working with revolutionary zeal to prepare for the ceremony—all chant in unison the cry of "Pledge to the Ideals."
Mawkibs of Love and Service: A Symbol of Popular Solidarity
Throughout the routes leading to the gathering point of mourners, popular service stations, or Mawkibs, have been set up with remarkable beauty and order. From hospitality stations distributing votive offerings to emergency accommodation centers and volunteer medical and relief teams, everything has been arranged relying on indigenous capabilities and revolutionary sincerity. This spirit is the very essence of "popular resistance" institutionalized within the doctrine of the martyred Imam. Grassroots groups, religious congregations, and self-organized youth formations have selflessly and proudly taken it upon themselves to serve the mourners of their Leader, ensuring the grandeur of this farewell befits his exalted stature.
The Message of the Procession: Loyalty and Fortitude on the Path to Retribution
What stands out in this multimillion-strong procession is the fusion of "grief" and "epic." While the mourners weep in remembrance of their Leader's oppressed martyrdom, the blood of righteous indignation courses through their veins. Analysts believe this farewell ceremony represents the invincibility of the Revolution's ideals. The massive popular presence serves as a decisive response to all enemy conspiracies aimed at sowing discord within Muslim ranks. This ceremony is a prelude to a new era—one in which avenging the blood of the Martyred Imam is defined not merely as a slogan, but as a public and strategic demand for reclaiming the dignity and security of the Islamic Ummah.
Unprecedented Preparations to Record History
All executive, service, and supervisory bodies in Tehran province are on full alert. Coordinated efforts to ensure public order, facilitate the movement of pilgrims, and manage the millions-strong crowd have been undertaken with meticulous precision. Yet, the true essence of this magnificence resides within the hearts of the people. Tomorrow, the people of the capital will prove that they have learned the lesson of perseverance well in the school of their Imam.
Tomorrow, Tehran will witness one of the most glorious pages in the history of the Islamic Republic—a grandeur that not only projects Iran's dignity in the face of its enemies but also demonstrates to all freedom-seekers worldwide that the "Leader of the Ummah," even at the moment of his heavenly ascension, remains the axis of unity and the driving force of the Islamic Ummah's movement towards a new Islamic civilization. A farewell in which every step of the mourners serves as a testament to the continuation of the path of resistance and loyalty until the last drop of blood.
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