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3:17Now PlayingThe funeral ceremonies for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have been designed as more than a series of memorial events. The route, stretching from Tehran to some of the most revered centres of Shia Islam, reflects the religious, political and ideological foundations upon which the Islamic Republic was built. Each city included in the funeral programme carries its own historical and symbolic importance, underscoring Khamenei's dual role as both the country's highest political authority and one of its leading religious figures.
The journey begins in Tehran before extending to Qom, Karbala, Najaf and finally Mashhad. Together, these locations trace the evolution of Iran's clerical establishment while linking Khamenei's personal life to the broader Shia religious tradition. The carefully chosen route also projects continuity within the Islamic Republic at a time when attention is focused on the country's future leadership and regional influence.
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