Imam Reza Global Network produces special program for Arabic speakers 

Seyyed Mohammad Reza Mousavi Kia, director of audio and visual media at Astan Qods Razavi’s Communications and Media Center, said: “This program, which is on air from Monday, August 9, until Friday night, August 13, focuses on two content areas: religious and political topics related to the days of mourning and burial of Martyred Leader's holy body in Imam Reza holy shrine”.
Mousavi Kia added: “Iran al-Imam al-Reza (AS)" is a live, composite, and talk-based program produced for Arabic-speaking devotees of Imam Reza (AS) worldwide, utilizing studio discussions, video reports, music videos, live connections, and audience calls”.
According to director of audio and visual Media, this program is designed in two segments, "Dar al-Salam" and "Dar al-Zikr". The first segment addresses status of Imam Reza (AS) in culture and spiritual memory of Muslims, pilgrimage and concept of "Gharib al-Ghuraba" (The Strangest of the Strangers), the presence of pilgrims from various nations in the Holy Shrine, and the link between Razavi spirituality, human dignity, and support for the oppressed”.
He mentioned: “In this segment, the core message of the program is statements of the Martyred Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, regarding life of Imam Reza (AS) and the "permanent tireless struggle". Additionally, a religious expert, an Imam Reza eulogist, and visual segments are included in this part”.
Referring to other segment of this program, Mousavi Kia noted: “The second segment titled "Dar al-Zikr", which is the name of the Martyred Leader's burial place, is dedicated to his martyrdom, loyalty, and continuation of this great leader's path. In this segment, the link between remembrance and responsibility, faith and identity, dignity and independence, as well as role of the people and younger generation in preserving dignity and independence of Islamic societies, is examined”.
It is worth noting that according to program's content plan, "Iran al-Imam al-Reza (AS)" seeks to introduce Razavi shrine as the spiritual home of Muslim nations and a sanctuary for weary hearts.