The coffin of Iran’s President Raisi is being taken from Tabriz to Mashhad. President Raisi will be laid to rest in Mashhad, which is the city where he was born.
President Raisi’s death has been a big shock to the country and many people are sad about it. The government has started funeral ceremonies to honor him and other people who died in the helicopter crash.
These ceremonies began in the city of Tabriz, where thousands of people came to say goodbye. After that, the president’s body was moved to the city of Qom for another ceremony. Later, it will be taken to Tehran for more respects to be paid.
The final part of the funeral will happen in Mashhad, which is a very important religious city in Iran. This is where President Raisi was born, and it’s a custom in Iran to bury people in their birthplace. The ceremonies are a way for people to show their love and respect for the president and to remember his life².
During this time, the whole country is mourning. Schools have canceled exams, and there’s a national holiday so that everyone can take part in the ceremonies. High-ranking officials from other countries are also coming to Iran to pay their respects.
The burial in Mashhad will be a special moment because it’s not just about saying goodbye. It’s also about honoring President Raisi’s connection to his hometown and following the traditions that are important to the people of Iran.
As the ceremonies continue, people from all over Iran and other countries are joining together to remember President Raisi. They are sharing their sadness but also celebrating his life and the things he did as president.
