Muslims in Iran and other countries are commemorating the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hossein.

The significance of Imam Hussain’s (AS) uprising against the corrupt Umayyad regime goes beyond a mere historical event and symbolizes the struggle for justice, truth, and standing against tyranny, says a UK-based commentator

To millions of people across the world, the day of Ashura Day and the battle of Karbala carries a lesson on how spirituality can be a strong driver for people to stand in the face of injustice and tyranny.

While historically Muharram ceremonies have served as the most visible symbols of Shia identity, in contemporary Kashmir, they increasingly project a unified Muslim image.

In Muslim-majority Pakistan, the intricate relationship between Muharram, the annual mourning commemorations, and relentless violence targeting a particular community tells a tragic tale.

This episode of the Iran program is about Muharram ceremony in Naragh city.

This episode of Iran is dedicated to Muharram Ceremony in Ashkezar region in Yazd.

Millions of pilgrims have flocked to the Iraqi city of Karbala to mourn the anniversary of the 40th day of Imam Hussein’s martyrdom.