Husseini Servants in Iraq Bid Farewell to Arbaeen Season as Pilgrimage Tents Are Dismantled
Husseini Servants in Iraq Bid Farewell to Arbaeen Season as Pilgrimage Tents Are Dismantled
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As the grand Arbaeen pilgrimage and the annual walking journey to commemorate Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) come to an end, Iraq’s holy cities and pilgrimage routes are witnessing an emotional atmosphere marked by nostalgia and longing as millions of visitors begin their return journeys.
A video report published by Middle East News Network highlighted the spiritual and emotional scenes among Iraqi Husseini servants following the conclusion of one of the world’s largest religious gatherings.
According to the report, volunteers and service providers were seen dismantling their Husseini procession tents after days of hosting and serving pilgrims. Many expressed their sadness and deep attachment to the days of service, bidding farewell with tears to the visitors of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) and the blessed atmosphere of Arbaeen.
The farewell scenes reflect the strong bond between the Iraqi hosts and pilgrims, as thousands of service groups that dedicate their time and resources each year consider serving Arbaeen visitors a source of honor and a continuation of the values of generosity, sacrifice, and devotion associated with the Karbala movement.
