Mahmoud Farshchian revolutionized Persian miniature art, blending tradition with innovation to create spiritually profound works like ‘The Evening of Ashura,’ leaving an enduring legacy.

The governor of the Iraqi holy city of Karbala announces extensive multi-sector preparations to host an estimated 25 million pilgrims for the Araba’een ceremonies.

More than 400 religious clerics from over 60 countries have gathered in the holy city of Karbala.

Mehran border in western Iran’s Ilam province serves as the main Arbaeen pilgrimage gateway, supporting millions with infrastructure, medical aid, and hospitality on the journey to Karbala.

As crises grip many parts of the Muslim world — from wars to occupation and the suffering of innocents — the story of Karbala has become more relevant than ever.

More than a dozen civilians have been killed in a Daesh terrorist attack in Afghanistan where they had gathered to welcome pilgrims arriving from holy sites in Karbala.

Like every year, the Palestinian flag was present in the Arbaeen walk this year as well. However, this time, the red, black, white, and green were more prominent with every step taken toward Karbala.

A record number of pilgrims visited the Iraqi holy city of Karbala during this year's Arba’een commemorations, according to the management of the Hazrat Abbas (AS) shrine.

Millions of people from around the world, after walking approximately 80 kilometers from the holy city of Najaf, have gathered in the holy city of Karbala to commemorate the Arba’een of the martyrs of Karbala.

This year’s Arbaeen pilgrimage, where millions march from Najaf to Karbala, carries a powerful message of solidarity with Palestine.