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2026/07/08

Shrine servants on full alert to host historic farewell ceremonies

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Mostafa Feizi, deputy custodian of Astan Quds Razavi says Imam Reza holy shrine is on full alert to hold farewell and funeral ceremonies for the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution, focusing on maintaining tranquility and quality of pilgrimage.

Speaking at a briefing session for head servants of the holy shrine, Feizi offered condolences on the mourning days of Imam Hossein (AS) and commemorated the memory of the martyred leader and also martyrs of the sacred defense war, stating “Blessed tree of the Islamic Republic derives its power and strength from the pure blood of all martyrs”.
He said: “If in any other country the leader of that country and all its high-ranking commanders were attacked and targeted, no one could imagine the survival of that country; but this event occurred in the Islamic Republic of Iran and awakened people preserved its survival”.
AQR deputy custodian mentioned: “Measures have been taken for maximum readiness of all service sectors for providing worthy hospitality to pilgrims and proper execution of planned programs”.
Referring to AQR chief custodian's emphasis on honoring pilgrims and maintaining service quality, Feizi stated: “What is of primary importance to us is providing suitable conditions for pilgrimage and preserving peace and comfort of pilgrims during these days. All sectors of Astan Quds Razavi are duty-bound to play their role with maximum capacity”.
He added: “All executive, service, security, and support sectors of the Razavi shrine are carrying out their missions with full readiness, and necessary coordination for providing optimal services to pilgrims has been completed”.
AQR deputy custodian further stated: “All actions and planning have been carried out with the aim of maintaining pilgrims' peace, facilitating their pilgrimage, and providing services befitting Razavi shrine”.
Feizi further expressed gratitude for efforts of managers, servants and staff of the organization, saying “The spirit of service, empathy, and responsibility among servants of the shrine of Imam Reza (AS) is a valuable asset for the successful execution of upcoming missions and providing worthy hospitality to pilgrims”.
He concluded: “Utilizing all its human and executive capacities, AQR has placed service to pilgrims, honoring local residents, and preserving dignity and spiritual status of the holy shrine as core of its actions and planning.


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