Publish date7 Aug 2026 - 16:00
Story Code : 733009

Tehran's Friday Prayer Leader: The Islamic Revolution is a Product of the School of Ashura

Hojjat al-Islam Mohammad Javad Haj Ali Akbari, the interim Friday Prayer leader of Tehran, stated that the Islamic Revolution of Iran is a product of the school of Ashura and the movement of Imam Hussein (AS).
Tehran
Speaking at the Imam Khomeini Grand Prayer Grounds, he emphasized that in this school, Hazrat Zainab (SA) serves as the supreme model of struggle, insight, and delivering the message of the revolution.
 
Zainab (SA): The Model of Chaste Struggle and Women's Empowerment
 
Referring to the pivotal role of Hazrat Zainab (SA) in preserving the legacy of Karbala, Haj Ali Akbari noted that after the tragedy of Ashura, Lady Zainab, through her eloquent sermons in Kufa and Damascus, explained the philosophy behind Imam Hussein's uprising and protected the dignity of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS). He pointed out that Zainab proved that "feminine modesty and chastity can be transformed into honorable struggle," and stated that her model played an irreplaceable role in shaping and sustaining the Islamic Revolution.
 
Emphasis on the Discourse of "Chaste Lifestyle"
 
The Friday prayer leader also highlighted the importance of reviving the discourse of a "chaste lifestyle" (Zist-e-Asifaneh) in society. He described this concept not as a personal issue but as the foundation of family stability and a prerequisite for the formation of a modern Islamic civilization. He warned against the cultural onslaught of the enemy and the promotion of indecency and norm-breaking in society.
 
Call for Wise and Planned Countermeasures
 
Haj Ali Akbari called for "wise, artistic, and comprehensive planning" to address cultural challenges, urging all cultural institutions, Friday prayer leaders, and elites to collaborate. He stressed that emotional and polarized reactions would not solve problems but would instead create division and allow the enemy to exploit the situation.
 
Arbaeen: A Return to the School of Ashura
 
In conclusion, he described the Arbaeen pilgrimage as an opportunity to return to the school of Ashura and draw inspiration from the Zainabi movement. He added: "Arbaeen is the time for renewing the covenant with the ideals of Imam Hussein and Hazrat Zainab."
 
 
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