Free food, known as Nazri, is shared with pilgrims and visitors as an act of charity and unity.



Free Food for Pilgrims

Traditional performances that reenact the tragic events of Karbala, honoring the bravery and sacrifice of Imam Hussain and his companions.

Taziya & Reenactment of Karbala

Banners, flags, and symbolic emblems represent the martyrs of Karbala and the values of courage.

Ashura Symbols & Flags

Children and young people take part in Ashura activities to learn about the values of courage, justice, and compassion shown in Karbala. Their participation keeps the message of Imam Hussain alive across generations.

Children & Youth of Ashura

Women take part in Ashura mourning ceremonies with strength and devotion, dressed in black as a symbol of grief and patience, reflecting the enduring spirit of Lady Zainab

Women in Ashura

Participants express grief through rhythmic chest beating and sorrowful chants, mourning the tragedy of Karbala.



Mourning Rituals & Chest Beating

Millions join Ashura processions to honor Imam Hussain, remembering his courage, sacrifice, and stand for justice.

Ashura Processions & Pilgrims

Lighting candles during Ashura symbolizes remembrance, hope, and the eternal light of truth that shines through the tragedy of Karbala.

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