The holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS) will raise more than 150 Ghadir flags ahead of the Islamic occasion which marks the beginning of Imam Ali (AS) leadership.

A member of Iran’s Parliament has highlighted the capacities of the Ghadir Eid to become an axis of unity in the world of Islam despite hostile efforts to turn the occasion into the ground for division.

In a ceremony held at the holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS), Ghadir flag has been raised to mark the beginning of a week-long Ghadir Eid celebrations.

The holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS), first Shia Imam and cousin of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) has raised the flag of Ghadir to mark the beginning of celebrations for Ghadir Eid which commemorates the day Imam Ali succeeded Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) as the first Imam of Islamic nation.

An Iranian cleric has called the affection for Ahlul Bayt (AS), household of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), as a commonality among all Islamic denominations stressing that as the reason why the occasion could boost solidarity among all Islamic denominations.

The holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS), in Iran’s northeastern city of Mashhad is preparing to celebrate Ghadir Eid. The occasion marks the day when Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), introduced Imam Ali (AS) as his successor and the first Imam of Muslims after his demise.

A member of Iran’s Assembly of Experts has hailed Imam Ali (AS), the first Shia Imam and cousin of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), as the guiding light and axis of unity among Muslims.

A prominent Bangladeshi scholar stresses the importance of loyalty and affection for Ahlul Bayt (AS), household of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) by all Muslims.

A Guinea-Conakry scholar highlighted the status of Imam Ali (AS), first Shia Imam and cousin of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), among Ahlul Bayt (AS), household of prophet of Islam and also in the history of Islam.

The International deputy at Iran’s World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thoughts stressed,” Ghadir is capable of convening all Muslims under one banner and the leadership of a leader aware of the objectives of prophethood.