Serving Arbaeen pilgrims is an extension of Razavi culture

During a visit to Imam Reza Mukib in Hamedan and other Arbaeen Mukibs in the counties of Hamedan, Asadabad, and Bahar, Mirzadeh stated: “Being located on country's east-to-west transit axis and the route leading to Kermanshah, this province is considered one of the most important centers for providing services to pilgrims of Imam Hossein (AS)”.
He noted: “More than 3,200 Razavi servants and helpers are active in various cultural, social, and service fields in this province and one of their most important arenas of presence is serving pilgrims of Arbaeen”.
Appreciating efforts of Razavi servants of Hamedan province, Mirzadeh clarified: “This province has played an effective role in hosting and serving Arbaeen pilgrims by setting up Mukibs in various cities and along main Hamedan - Kermanshah axis. This year, these services continue with greater cohesion and scope”.
Explaining the link between Razavi culture and Ashura movement, secretary of Arbaeen Headquarters of Karamat Razavi Foundation said: “The flow of service in the apparatus of Imam Reza (AS) and serving on the path of Arbaeen are two inseparable truths, and anyone trained in the school of Wilayat of Hazrat Reza (AS) considers serving pilgrims of Imam Hossein (AS) a great honor”.
Mirzadeh continued: “One of the blessings of presence of Imam Reza (AS) in Iran is deepening of culture of Ashura, mourning, and love for the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) among people of this land; Razavi servants, inspired by this very school, consider serving Arbaeen pilgrims a spiritual mission today”.
Referring to the Karamat Razavi Foundation's planning for this year's Arbaeen, he stated: “Based on capacities and capabilities of servants across the country, 60 Mukibs in 17 provinces were prepared to serve pilgrims, of which 45 Mukibs are located on transit routes and 15 Mukibs are stationed in cities and border terminals”.