TEHRAN - February 1st marks the beginning of the ten-day celebrations, formally referred to as the 10-day dawn, commemorating the return of Imam Khomeini to Iran in 1979.
Countless Iranians have begun the ten-day celebrations to honor the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, which ended the U.S.-backed Pahlavi monarchy in the country.Every year during ten-day dawn events, the Iranian people embellish towns, streets, and other public spaces in honor of this historical victory with flowers and other different decorative items.Iranians significant Imam Khomeinis return from exile in Paris to Tehran in an unique ceremony carried out at the Imam Khomeini mausoleum in south of Tehran.The huge mausoleum hall was crowded with individuals from all walks of life, including schoolchildren wearing the red, white, and green Iranian flag, while an army band performed advanced anthems.In western Tehran, near Azadi (Liberty) Square, motorcycle riders likewise took part in a procession to celebrate Imam Khomeinis return to the nation in 1979.
Furthermore, school bells sounded throughout the country to serve as a pointer to pupils of the minute when Imam Khomeini entered Iran.Tehrans primary streets have actually also been decorated with lights, posters, and wall murals illustrating fresh martyrs in honor of the revolution.Ships likewise honk their horns in festivity in southern Persian Gulf port of Bandar Abbas.