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Thousands of volunteers at 'Mawkebs' stations across western Iran are hosting and serving Arbaeen pilgrims, creating a warm communal atmosphere on the world's largest spiritual journey. These stations offer free food, water, medical care, and overnight stays, symbolizing Shi'a solidarity.
Iran has opened a maritime route from Khorramshahr to Basra to serve Arbaeen pilgrims. The service aims to reduce road congestion and improve travel to Karbala, as record numbers are expected this year.
Iran and Iraq have held high-level talks focused on facilitating the Arbaeen pilgrimage for 2026. The discussions covered infrastructure upgrades, visa simplifications, and enhanced security coordination. Record attendance is expected for the event.
