In a video message, the representative of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution in Iraq, on behalf of himself and the Supreme Leader, appreciated the Iraqi Mowkeb owners who donate their property and assets in the way of Imam Hussain (a.s.).

The TV program “I’m a Muslim Child”, is held live every day in Hussainiya for children in Arbaeen pilgrimage with the main actors of the program, at the Mowkab of Fatemi Women Procession in pillar 1222.

After being prepared by the servants, the Mowkeb of Fatemi women started its activities in pillar 1222 on the Najaf-Karbala walk road.

Chazabe terminal in Khuzestan province is one of the border terminals through which the Arbaeen pilgrims of Imam Hussein (a.s.) cross to enter Iraq. On both sides of Chazabe border, Iranian and Iraqi Mowkebs are serving the pilgrims of Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (a.s.) around the clock.

Every year, as the Arbaeen anniversary of Imam Hussain (a.s.) approaches, the fever of traveling to Karbala and Najaf and participating in the Great Walk captivates the lovers of Imam Hussain (a.s.). Everyone tries in any way to reach the crowd of the enthusiasts of Arbaeen.

The head of the media department of Maytham al-Tammar Mausoleum in Kufa stated, “In addition to providing three meals a day for Arbaeen pilgrims, places have been prepared for them to rest.”

On the occasion of the Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (a.s.), the governorate of Karbala announces the province off on Sunday to Thursday.

In the month of Safar 1444 (September 2022), the people of Alwan Abdul Khan city, the center of Karkheh County, 70 kilometers from the Chazabeh border terminal, welcome the pilgrims of Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (a.s.) and serve them in their homes, as well as in the Mowkebs they have set up. in addition to offering the pilgrims in three meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner, water and tea, in these Mowkebs, the congregational prayers, mourning ceremonies and enlightening speeches are held. The Mowkebs of Abdul Khan’s people are held every year from 10 days before Arbaeen to three days after the event.