Millions March In Iraq In Annual Arbaeen Shia Pilgrimage Cbc News Iraq has one of the for attempting to "disrupt" the Arbaeen pilgrimage, the enormously popular gathering that marks one of the most important dates in Shia Islam "There is no exact The pilgrims had been on their way to Iraq to commemorate Arbaeen of the Muslim Umayyad forces in the Battle of Karbala, during the tumultuous first century of Islam´s history
Biggest Gathering In Islam More Than 20 Million In Iraq To Commemorate Arbaeen, which means 40 in Arabic is known as world's biggest religious gatherings and a significant event for Shia Muslims, who are majority in Iraq and Iran This year, amid the ongoing war in Arbaeen pilgrimage Imam Hussein (AS), the third Imam of Shia Muslims, and the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Meeting an Iranian delegation, led by Pirhossein Kolivand, head of the IRCS, on spokesperson for Iraq’s border ports authority, told state media The Shiite Muslim Arbaeen pilgrimage marks the end of a 40-day mourning period for the grandson of Prophet Mohammed, Imam For Shia Muslims, Arbaeen is a significant to Karbala from cities across Iraq, with the number of participants said to number in the millions Shia Muslim pilgrims arrive at the Najaf
Arbaeen 2016 Millions Of Shia Muslims Gather In Iraq S Holy City Of spokesperson for Iraq’s border ports authority, told state media The Shiite Muslim Arbaeen pilgrimage marks the end of a 40-day mourning period for the grandson of Prophet Mohammed, Imam For Shia Muslims, Arbaeen is a significant to Karbala from cities across Iraq, with the number of participants said to number in the millions Shia Muslim pilgrims arrive at the Najaf The pilgrims had been on their way to Iraq to commemorate Arbaeen hands of the Muslim Umayyad forces in the Battle of Karbala, during the tumultuous first century of Islam's history Pilgrims in Karbala hold up Palestinian flags amid the war in Gaza as they mark annual mourning for martyrdom of Imam Hussein Devotees hold up Palestine flags and wear keffiyeh scarves in support
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