Quds Examines Iran-Iraq Relations
The article reveals Iraq's deep connection to its religious and cultural history, particularly through the Arbaeen ceremonies for Imam Hussain (peace be upon him), which are considered the largest religious gathering in the world. It highlights that the farewell to the late spiritual leader reflects the strength of the religious and national bonds between Iraq and Iran. The article emphasizes that this transfer occurs in the context of challenges to identity and ongoing resistance against Western and Arab pressures aimed at denying Islamic and Iraqi identity. It affirms that the relations between the two countries are rooted in the tradition of guardianship (Wilayah) and are reinforced by the Arbaeen rituals. Moreover, Iraq's resistance draws its strength from the spiritual and social connection with Tehran, prepared to face external pressures through social resistance rather than merely military conflicts.
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