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revolution against oppression inspired by the third Shia Imam (AS).Every year, millions of devout Shia Muslims from Iran and beyond embark
on an epic journey known as the Arbaeen trek that, according to participants, is not just merely a religious observance but a deeply
personal and introspective voyage.Destined for the holy city of Karbala, where Imam Hussein (AS) and his loyal companions were martyred in
the Battle of Karbala in 680 CE, the event marks the culmination of 40 days of mourning for the slain Imam.The gathering is characterized by
the pilgrimage days ago, believes the journey holds immense historical and cultural importance for those who realize and appreciate the
profound significance of this event.Another Iranian pilgrim, Fatemeh Ebrahimi, says Arbaeen is not only a pilgrimage but also a powerful act
of devotion and expression of solidarity that helps promote peace, harmony, and religious tolerance among participants.From the opinions of
several interviewees, it is understood that, form many of whom, the Arbaeen pilgrimage is a spiritual gateway to seek forgiveness,
rejuvenation, and spiritual growth
towards humanity.The Battle of Karbala has been a key event in Islamic history
with many people worldwide.Pilgrims often walk kilometers, enduring physical hardships, as a symbol of sacrifice and dedication to their
faith.During that time, the atmosphere in Karbala becomes highly captivating when the Iraqi city is adorned with vibrant banners, majestic
decorations, and countless stalls that offer food, water, and rest to weary travelers.With its unparalleled atmosphere of camaraderie and
dedication, the Arbaeen trek stands out as a testament to the enduring power of faith, solidarity, and the resilience of the human
