Iran Press/ Iran news: Dariush Amani also noted a rise in the number of foreign pilgrims commuting compared to last year, advising pilgrims to plan their journeys for improved services.
Amani emphasized the need for returning pilgrims to expedite their border crossings, stating that delays could pose problems.
The Arbaeen commemoration, which has been taking place since the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS), has gained global attention in the past decade due to the significant increase in the number of pilgrims attending the event.
Every year, Iran's eastern border serves as a gathering place for pilgrims who make a stop in the country on their journey to Iraq. The coming together of different cultures and people from various backgrounds, year after year, can result in a beautiful fusion of ideas and traditions. This mixing and intertwining of cultures can give rise to new cultural creations and advancements.
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