Muharram In IRAN 2024 Tehran 🇮🇷 Muharram carnival in Tehran| Mourning of Imam hussein
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- Muharram In IRAN 2024 Tehran 🇮🇷 Muharram carnival in Tehran| Mourning of Imam hossein.
Walking in Muharram carnival of Tehran streets in IRAN. Iranian begin Muharram mourning from the first of Muharram month and in streets full of carnivals and Prayer stations that give vows.
People join these carnivals and mourn، The mood of the city during Muharram nights is spectacular.
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Muharram Mourning Ceremonies in Iran
Muharram, the first month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is a time of deep mourning and reflection for Shia Muslims around the world, particularly in Iran. This period marks the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, and his 72 companions at the Battle of Karbala on the 10th of Muharram in 680 AD. The mourning ceremonies, known as “Azadari,” are a significant cultural and religious event in Iran, blending spiritual devotion with community solidarity.
Preparations and Observances:
In the lead-up to Muharram, Iranian cities and villages undergo a transformation. Streets are adorned with black flags, banners, and large posters depicting Imam Hussein and scenes from the Battle of Karbala. Special structures called “Tekyeh” or “Hosseiniyeh” are erected or prepared to host mourning gatherings, where people come together to participate in various ceremonies.
Majlis and Recitations:
Central to Muharram observances are the “Majlis” (mourning gatherings). These are held in mosques, private homes, and Tekyeh, where mourners listen to speeches and sermons recounting the tragic events of Karbala. Reciters (rawzeh khan) narrate the story of Imam Hussein’s stand against the tyrant Yazid, emphasizing themes of justice, sacrifice, and resistance against oppression. Eulogies (marsiya) and poems (noheh) are recited, often accompanied by rhythmic chest-beating (matam) as a sign of mourning and solidarity.
Processions and Rituals:
Public processions are a hallmark of Muharram in Iran. Dressed in black, participants march through the streets, chanting and performing self-flagellation with their hands or chains (zanjir-zani) in a display of grief and devotion. The processions on the day of Ashura, the climax of Muharram, are particularly large and solemn. In some regions, passion plays known as “Ta’zieh” are performed. These dramatic reenactments of the Battle of Karbala and the suffering of Imam Hussein and his family are unique to Iran and deeply moving.
Community and Charity:
Muharram is also a time for community service and charity. Many Iranians prepare and distribute free food and drinks, known as “Nazri,” to neighbors, the needy, and participants in the ceremonies. This act of giving is seen as a way to honor Imam Hussein’s memory and teachings.
Ashura and Arbaeen:
Ashura, the tenth day of Muharram, is the most significant day of mourning. The day is marked by large-scale processions, intense rituals, and profound sorrow. Forty days after Ashura, the commemoration of Arbaeen (the fortieth day) is observed, which is another major event, drawing millions of pilgrims to Karbala in Iraq.
Cultural Significance:
Muharram ceremonies in Iran are not only religious observances but also deeply cultural. They reinforce social bonds and community identity. The themes of justice, sacrifice, and standing against tyranny resonate strongly in Iranian society, making Muharram a time of both personal reflection and collective expression.
Muharram in Iran is a period of deep emotional and spiritual significance, where history, religion, and culture converge to commemorate a timeless message of justice, sacrifice, and unwavering faith.
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🔹Timestamps Chapter:
0:00 - preview
0:16 - Muharram exhibition
3:35 - Muharram mourning
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Salam ya Hussain 😢😢
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It looks an entertainment in the name Hussain
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Unfortunately it seems like there isn't as many Azadars as one would expect from Iran
@@mubashardoostizadah9553 This video is for the first of Muharram and mourning is just starting
Brother plz write in English...so that we can easily understand what's going on
What should I write in English?
@@WalkwithmeinIRAN1 Sir You are showing places of iran...So tell us the names of places...and what people are doing activities
@@hafizfoods4556 ok
@@hafizfoods4556 but I’m not sir😁
@@WalkwithmeinIRAN1 he doesn't know what's going on
Beta kr iran ke be izati Us pe Maliko ka karam hai.
Ye Fahashi wala thumabl lagani se kuch nhi hota