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Imam Reza Shrine, in the northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad, is scheduled to host a ceremony for the 40th day of martyrdom of late Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei for Urdu‑speaking pilgrims and residents.
News ID: 249 Publish Date : 2026/04/12
Imam Reza Shrine, in the northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad, has held a ceremony marking the 40th day of martyrdom of late Leader of the Islamic Revolution, with devotees and shrine officials in attendance.
News ID: 248 Publish Date : 2026/04/12
Imam Reza Shrine, in the northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad, has held a ceremony marking the 40th day of martyrdom of late Leader of the Islamic Revolution, with devotees and shrine officials in attendance.
News ID: 248 Publish Date : 2026/04/12
Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) says true acceptance of Islamic Guardianship (Velayat Faqih) means following the leadership without conditions and maintaining unity during national challenges.
News ID: 244 Publish Date : 2026/04/12
Custodian of Astan Qods Razavi (AQR) says true acceptance of Islamic Guardianship (Velayat Faqih) means following the leadership without conditions and maintaining unity during national challenges.
News ID: 244 Publish Date : 2026/04/12
Among the radiant places of Imam Reza Shrine, Panjereh Foulad (Steel Window) in Enghelab Eslami Courtyard holds a unique place.
The story of its creation began when the scholar Molla Mohsen Fayz Kashani who proposed opening a small window toward the sacred enclosure, allowing lovers to whisper their prayers directly to the shrine.
Though its surface now gleams with gold, the name Foulad remains—a reminder of the first window once made of steel.
Today, the memory of Panjereh Foulad is not confined to Enghelab Eslami Courtyard. In Jomhuri Eslami Courtyard, another similar window—more ornate and rich with inscriptions—invites devotees to gaze upon the sacred burial chamber.
In Gowharshad Courtyard as well, a window with three lattices and an azure inscription of Surah al‑Fatiha offers a softer, more intimate space for prayer.
Each of these windows forms a link in an endless chain, bringing to every distant pilgrim the fragrance of nearness and presence.
News ID: 234 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
Among the radiant places of Imam Reza Shrine, Panjereh Foulad (Steel Window) in Enghelab Eslami Courtyard holds a unique place.
The story of its creation began when the scholar Molla Mohsen Fayz Kashani who proposed opening a small window toward the sacred enclosure, allowing lovers to whisper their prayers directly to the shrine.
Though its surface now gleams with gold, the name Foulad remains—a reminder of the first window once made of steel.
Today, the memory of Panjereh Foulad is not confined to Enghelab Eslami Courtyard. In Jomhuri Eslami Courtyard, another similar window—more ornate and rich with inscriptions—invites devotees to gaze upon the sacred burial chamber.
In Gowharshad Courtyard as well, a window with three lattices and an azure inscription of Surah al‑Fatiha offers a softer, more intimate space for prayer.
Each of these windows forms a link in an endless chain, bringing to every distant pilgrim the fragrance of nearness and presence.
News ID: 234 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
Among the radiant places of Imam Reza Shrine, Panjereh Foulad (Steel Window) in Enghelab Eslami Courtyard holds a unique place.
The story of its creation began when the scholar Molla Mohsen Fayz Kashani who proposed opening a small window toward the sacred enclosure, allowing lovers to whisper their prayers directly to the shrine.
Though its surface now gleams with gold, the name Foulad remains—a reminder of the first window once made of steel.
Today, the memory of Panjereh Foulad is not confined to Enghelab Eslami Courtyard. In Jomhuri Eslami Courtyard, another similar window—more ornate and rich with inscriptions—invites devotees to gaze upon the sacred burial chamber.
In Gowharshad Courtyard as well, a window with three lattices and an azure inscription of Surah al‑Fatiha offers a softer, more intimate space for prayer.
Each of these windows forms a link in an endless chain, bringing to every distant pilgrim the fragrance of nearness and presence.
News ID: 234 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
Among the radiant places of Imam Reza Shrine, Panjereh Foulad (Steel Window) in Enghelab Eslami Courtyard holds a unique place.
The story of its creation began when the scholar Molla Mohsen Fayz Kashani who proposed opening a small window toward the sacred enclosure, allowing lovers to whisper their prayers directly to the shrine.
Though its surface now gleams with gold, the name Foulad remains—a reminder of the first window once made of steel.
Today, the memory of Panjereh Foulad is not confined to Enghelab Eslami Courtyard. In Jomhuri Eslami Courtyard, another similar window—more ornate and rich with inscriptions—invites devotees to gaze upon the sacred burial chamber.
In Gowharshad Courtyard as well, a window with three lattices and an azure inscription of Surah al‑Fatiha offers a softer, more intimate space for prayer.
Each of these windows forms a link in an endless chain, bringing to every distant pilgrim the fragrance of nearness and presence.
News ID: 234 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
The special program “Covenant of the People with Islamic Guardianship” was held on March 31, with enthusiastic visitors and residents of Mashhad in attendance at Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine, northeast Iran.
News ID: 233 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
The special program “Covenant of the People with Islamic Guardianship” was held on March 31, with enthusiastic visitors and residents of Mashhad in attendance at Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine, northeast Iran.
News ID: 233 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
The special program “Covenant of the People with Islamic Guardianship” was held on March 31, with enthusiastic visitors and residents of Mashhad in attendance at Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine, northeast Iran.
News ID: 233 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
The special program “Covenant of the People with Islamic Guardianship” was held on March 31, with enthusiastic visitors and residents of Mashhad in attendance at Enghelab Eslami Courtyard of Imam Reza Shrine, northeast Iran.
News ID: 233 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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.
News ID: 232 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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.
News ID: 232 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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.
News ID: 232 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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.
News ID: 232 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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).
News ID: 231 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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).
News ID: 231 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
A specialized meeting to examine martyred Leader’s school of thought and to familiarize non‑Iranian missionary instructors from six countries with the principles of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayat. Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, was held by the Office for Non‑Iranian Pilgrims' Affairs of Astan Qods Razavi for the purpose of producing content packages and using them in preaching platforms.
The event took place on March 31, with Mohammad Lesani, media literacy expert, and Hoj. Hojjat Gonabadinejad, lecturer at Khorasan Seminary, in the Fatemiyoun meeting hall of Imam Reza Shrine.
News ID: 229 Publish Date : 2026/04/05
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