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"Life with the Verses"; Iran’s Most Participatory Quranic Campaign

The national campaign «Life with the Verses» is the largest and most participatory Quranic campaign in Iran.

Ghadeer celebrations expand to 400+ towns across Iran

The Grand 13.5 km Eid al-Ghadeer Street Festival Draws Over 4.5 Million in Tehran

The annual Eid al-Ghadeer festival in Tehran, stretching along Azadi and Enghelab streets for 13.5 kilometers, has become the largest Shi‘i public celebration worldwide, attracting over 4.5 million people this year. Alongside this, the popular Ramadan TV program “Mahfel” continues to promote Quranic culture, reaching hundreds of millions globally with its broadcasts and live public events, including large gatherings at Imam Reza’s shrine and Azadi Stadium.

14th Edition with “Free Palestine” Section

100 International Film Festival; A Special Event for Filmmakers Worldwide

The 100 International Film Festival is one of Iran’s most prominent and prestigious cinematic events, established in 1382 (Solar Hijri) to promote short film production and present creative storytelling within time constraints.

Mahfel draws massive Ramadan crowds in Iran and Pakistan

“Mahfel”: Iran’s Quranic TV Sensation That Drew Millions On-Screen and On-Site

Broadcast during the holy month of Ramadan on Iran’s Channel 3, Mahfel has become a nationwide phenomenon, combining Quranic recitation, interpretation, and youth participation from Iran and abroad. Its impact extends far beyond television: in just one month, short video clips amassed over 500 million views on Instagram. Even more striking, Mahfel inspired massive in-person events—from 200,000 people gathering at Imam Reza’s shrine in Mashhad, to 120,000 at Tehran’s Azadi Stadium, and a record-breaking turnout in the small village of Charak. In September 2024, the movement reached Pakistan, where 85,000 Muslims joined the Mahfel Quranic festival in Lahore.

Written by Mahbubeh Sadat Razavi-Nia, published by Sooreh Mehr

"Aideh": A Narrative of a Lebanese Martyr’s Mother

The book "Aideh", written by Mahbubeh Sadat Razavi-Nia and published by Sooreh Mehr, tells the story of the life of one of the mothers of Hezbollah martyrs in Lebanon.

Iranian religious spirit: from mourning to joyful worship

Expressions of Iranian Devotion: From Ashura to Itikaf

Despite narratives promoted by anti-Iranian outlets, the reality on the ground speaks differently: Iranian society continues to display profound religious commitment through annual observances rooted in Shia tradition. From the emotionally charged commemorations of Ashura and Fatimiyyah to the spiritually transformative Nights of Qadr, and the celebratory atmosphere of Eid al-Ghadir, millions of Iranians—particularly youth—actively participate in rituals that affirm a vibrant and resilient faith. These events not only symbolize deep devotion but also challenge global misrepresentations of Iran’s religious identity.

Written by Golestan Jafarian, published by Sooreh Mehr

"Paeez Amad": A Love Story During the Time of War

The book "Paeez Amad", written by Golestan Jafarian and published by Sooreh Mehr, centers on the memoirs of Fakhrolsadat Mousavi, the wife of Martyr Ahmad Yousefi, one of the martyrs of the Iran-Iraq war.

Shiite clergy reinforce community and social support

The Enduring Role of Iranian Clergy in Everyday Life

In Iran’s Shiite tradition, religious clergy aren’t confined to sacred spaces. Instead, they play an active role in the daily lives of citizens—offering guidance, solving social issues, and reinforcing neighborhood solidarity. This dynamic is especially evident in the mosque, seen not only as a place of worship, but as the beating heart of communal life.

A specialized event to identify, evaluate, and honor active groups

"Havaye No" Festival; Honoring Prominent Religious Groups in Iran and Worldwide

The "Havaye No" Festival is a specialized event in the field of religious groups in Iran, aiming to evaluate, identify, and honor active and pioneering groups.