Wadi al-Salam is a cemetery located in the city of Najaf near the holy shrine of Imam Ali (a.s.). Some hadiths show the virtues of this cemetery. In this cemetery, there are the graves of Hud (a.s.) and Saleh (a.s.), among divine prophets mentioned in the Quran, as well as the graves of many scholars and Muslims. Arbaeen pilgrims visit this cemetery for the pilgrimage of the Hud (a.s.) and Saleh (a.s.) and ulama, such as Ayatollah Qazi, as well as the brave man of Tangistan, Rais Ali Delwari.

Some of Qom seminary missionaries who are in Najaf on the occasion of Imam Hussain’s (a.s.) Arbaeen, narrate the story of martyr Rais Ali Delvari in his tomb in Wadi Al-Salam Cemetery.

Some of Qom seminary missionaries who are in Najaf on the occasion of Imam Hussain’s (a.s.) Arbaeen, narrate the story of Ayatollah Qazi in his tomb in Wadi Al-Salam Cemetery.

This morning, upon entering “Tariq Ya Husain” (Ya Husain Road), the Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly joined the flow of Arbaeen pilgrims on foot.

Some pilgrims and enthusiasts of Imam Hussain (a.s.) choose Mehran Terminal to travel to Karbala and participate in the Arbaeen ceremony. The traffic at the border terminal of Mehran is very high, however smooth, and with the measures taken by the officials, there is no problem in exiting and entering at the border.

On the eve of Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (a.s.), the enthusiasts and mourners of that Imam reach Najaf, and after the pilgrimage of the holy shrine of Imam Ali (a.s.), they leave for Karbala.

In a photo, Friday prayer imam of Tehran is seen at Imam Khomeini (r.a.) International Airport leaving for Iraq to participate in the Great Arbaeen Walk.

On the eve of Imam Hussain’s (a.s.) Arbaeen, a mourning ceremony will be held at the Islamic Center of England in three languages: Persian, Arabic and English.