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Following the war imposed on the country by the US‑Israeli enemy, people of Mashhad have taken to major squares, streets, and neighborhoods across the city. The large and unprecedented gatherings have been organized to demand justice for the martyred Leader of the nation and to renew allegiance to the new Leader of the Islamic Revolution. Astan Qods Razavi has also supported these public gatherings through the special program “All Together for Iran.” Under the program, service stations have been set up at different locations across the city. These stations provide cultural content packages, hospitality services, and forms of appreciation for the participating crowds and community groups.

Ayat. Ahmad Marvi, the Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR), says all those concerned about Iran should unite under the banner of national unity, stressing that unity is the most important legacy and will left by the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution.

Ayat. Ahmad Marvi, the Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR), says all those concerned about Iran should unite under the banner of national unity, stressing that unity is the most important legacy and will left by the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution.

The Islamic Republic Day ceremony at Imam Reza Shrine had a unique atmosphere. Visitors and caretakers from all walks of life and ages held the papers saying “Yes to the Islamic Republic of Iran” in memory of April 1, 1979. These green sheets once represented the first unanimous “YES” vote of a generation and now came to life in people's hands. The papers were passed from hand to hand, from old to young, from caretaker to visitor, from stranger to friend, and it was this silent connection of hands that communicated: We are faithful to the very end.

The Islamic Republic Day ceremony at Imam Reza Shrine had a unique atmosphere. Visitors and caretakers from all walks of life and ages held the papers saying “Yes to the Islamic Republic of Iran” in memory of April 1, 1979. These green sheets once represented the first unanimous “YES” vote of a generation and now came to life in people's hands. The papers were passed from hand to hand, from old to young, from caretaker to visitor, from stranger to friend, and it was this silent connection of hands that communicated: We are faithful to the very end.

The Islamic Republic Day ceremony at Imam Reza Shrine had a unique atmosphere. Visitors and caretakers from all walks of life and ages held the papers saying “Yes to the Islamic Republic of Iran” in memory of April 1, 1979. These green sheets once represented the first unanimous “YES” vote of a generation and now came to life in people's hands. The papers were passed from hand to hand, from old to young, from caretaker to visitor, from stranger to friend, and it was this silent connection of hands that communicated: We are faithful to the very end.

The Islamic Republic Day ceremony at Imam Reza Shrine had a unique atmosphere. Visitors and caretakers from all walks of life and ages held the papers saying “Yes to the Islamic Republic of Iran” in memory of April 1, 1979. These green sheets once represented the first unanimous “YES” vote of a generation and now came to life in people's hands. The papers were passed from hand to hand, from old to young, from caretaker to visitor, from stranger to friend, and it was this silent connection of hands that communicated: We are faithful to the very end.

On the evening of March 31, a large gathering of pilgrims and residents assembled at the Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine in Mashhad, northeast Iran, chanting “Allahu Akbar” and demonstrating national unity in support of Velayat (Islamic Guardianship).

On the evening of March 31, a large gathering of pilgrims and residents assembled at the Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine in Mashhad, northeast Iran, chanting “Allahu Akbar” and demonstrating national unity in support of Velayat (Islamic Guardianship).

In a message to the Iranian nation and Muslim Ummah, the Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) stressed on national unity, persistent support of people, especially the youth, and respecting the decisions made by the interim leadership council and Assembly of Experts.

In a message to the Iranian nation and Muslim Ummah, the Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) stressed on national unity, persistent support of people, especially the youth, and respecting the decisions made by the interim leadership council and Assembly of Experts.

The Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) says unified and conscious presence of the Iranian people in Bahman 22 (February 11) march and other revolutionary and political arenas is the most effective deterrent against enemies.

The Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) says unified and conscious presence of the Iranian people in Bahman 22 (February 11) march and other revolutionary and political arenas is the most effective deterrent against enemies.

Ayat. Marvi, the Custodian of Astan Quds Razavi (AQR), told a large gathering in Mashhad that sowing division is the enemy’s last remaining tool, stressing that officials must take the people’s legitimate expectations seriously.

Ayat. Marvi, the Custodian of Astan Quds Razavi (AQR), told a large gathering in Mashhad that sowing division is the enemy’s last remaining tool, stressing that officials must take the people’s legitimate expectations seriously.