Arab users welcome funeral procession of martyred Leader in Iraq, express longing for Martyr Imam Khamenei

Pars Today – Following the announcement of the date for the funeral procession of the Islamic Revolution’s martyred Leader in Iraq, Arab users on social media widely welcomed the event.

According to Pars Today, citing IRNA, a Bahraini citizen named Rawan Al-Hashemi wrote on her account on X: “Little by little, we are preparing to travel to dear Iraq to offer Ayatollah Khamenei the greatest funeral procession. A procession of loyalty and love…”

Another user named Rola Hussein wrote on her personal page: “A body has left us, but the thought and the school of thought remain. My master, your departure has left thousands upon thousands of revolutionary souls as a legacy within us.”

Another Arab user named Amal Al-Wilayah wrote: “He was not only a commander; he was the voice of the Ummah, a voice that never compromised on the issue of truth. His presence will remain in our hearts.”

Another Arab user, “Abu Yahya Al-Shahari,” wrote on his page: “O proud and loyal sons of Iraq, do not fall short in attending the funeral procession of the Imam, the commander and the pride of the Islamic Ummah, for he never failed Iraq. Be present at the appointed time.”

Another user named “Ibn Al-Khazali Al-Qa’id” wrote: “Our presence at the funeral procession is not merely a duty; it is a clear declaration that the Imam’s path continues and that his blood ignites the fire of freedom within us. Be present at the appointed time so that we may fill the squares with cries of truth and prove to the enemy that a nation led by its martyrs will never be defeated.”

A user named “Noor Hasna” also wrote on her personal page: “Prepare for the eclipse of the sun, wear black, raise the flags of mourning, and declare public mourning, for the followers of Ali wish to bid farewell to the moon.”

Foreign users express their longing for the Islamic Revolution’s martyred Leader

In recent days, ahead of the farewell ceremony and funeral procession for the late Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, foreign users on the social media platform X have published hundreds of messages, posts, and images honoring the martyred Leader and discussing his role in developments in Iran and the region.

Some users, while praying for the soul of the martyred Leader, referred to him as a “leader,” “mentor,” and “father,” emphasizing that his name and ideas had been a source of inspiration for them.

One user wrote: “The Ali of our time, our powerful and oppressed Leader, has departed, and with his departure, it feels as though a part of this nation’s peace has been extinguished forever; a farewell so profound that words are unable to express its weight, leaving only silence in his presence…”

Another user wrote: “Ayatollah Khamenei took every step on the path of Iran’s dignity and proved that a country’s strength is determined by the devotion and determination of its people. Iran today owes much to the moments when he stood firm so that we could stand.”

Another X user wrote: “An unparalleled figure, a priceless gem, the incomparable leader of his time, a great and noble fighter, a symbol of the oppression suffered by the people of Iran in the face of international criminals. Seeking justice for him is seeking justice for every martyr and every victim of both wars. Labbaik ya Khamenei — Labbaik ya Khamenei. Yes, we will not forget. We cannot forget.”

Meanwhile, Iraqi political and social figures emphasized that holding the funeral procession of the Islamic Revolution’s martyred Leader in Iraq is a historic event and a sign of the close ties between the peoples of Iraq and Iran.