In a heartfelt display of devotion, young girls carry the weight of faith on their delicate shoulders. The Reyhaneh al-Haram assembly is a unique gathering where teenage girls passionately uphold the rituals of Ashura, keeping the spirit of Imam Hussain’s (AS) martyrdom alive.
As the month of Muharram begins, lovers of the Ahlul Bayt (AS) find ways to express their devotion. Among the many mourning assemblies held across cities, Reyhaneh al-Haram stands out—an all-girls congregation where young women take charge, organizing religious ceremonies with unmatched zeal.
More Than a Religious Gathering: A Movement of Empowerment
This assembly is not just about mourning; it’s a cultural and social initiative led by young girls. Each participant has a role—whether hosting guests, managing logistics, or performing religious and artistic programs.
Here, under the banner of the Ahlul Bayt (AS), these girls find their identity. They learn teamwork, responsibility, and leadership while nurturing their love for Imam Hussain (AS).
Interactive Workshops and Community Bonding
The assembly features various interactive stations:
- Counseling for mothers
- Educational puzzles on Iran’s nuclear martyrs
- Lessons on Imam Hussain’s (AS) legacy
- Celebrating Iran’s resilience in the 12-Day War
What truly shines is the spirit of sisterhood—girls supporting each other, sharing emotions, and creating meaningful moments together.
A Sustainable Vision for the Future
Ms. Rezayat, the assembly’s organizer, explains that Reyhaneh al-Haram is part of the Niloufaraneh Project, a year-round initiative where teenage girls engage in cultural, educational, and recreational activities.
“We aim to create a space where girls connect, collaborate, and grow,” she says. “Through book clubs, discussion circles, and team activities, we prepare them to be confident, faithful, and socially responsible women.”
This assembly is more than a Muharram event—it’s a beacon of hope for Iran’s future. Here, the mothers of tomorrow are nurtured under the flag of Imam Hussain (AS), learning devotion, patriotism, and leadership.
Source: Hawzah News Agency
