Massive crowds of worshippers gather over the body of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution in Tehran Grand Mosalla

Children of martyred Leader attend funeral prayer for the martyred Leader of the Ummah

IRGC Quds Force chief Gen. Qaani joins funeral prayer for martyred Leader

The heads of Iran's three branches of government stood in the front row of the funeral prayer ceremony held over the body of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, alongside his family members at the Tehran Mosalla.

✍By Major General Amir Hatami, Chief Commander of the Iranian Army

Commander's prudence: Infinite power from limitations

Army Chief Maj. Gen. Amir Hatami writes: "Separation from our Leader is grief greater than losing one's father." Yet martyrdom was his worthy end. Ayatollah Khamenei taught that power dependent on foreign tech is not enduring—we must draw infinite strength from limitations. His strategic foresight, nearly 50 visits to military academies, and direct leadership secured victory in both the Twelve-Day and Forty-Day Wars. Today, every officer is fruit of his vision. Following Imam Hussain's path, his martyrdom marks a new stage of struggle. Under Imam Mojtaba Khamenei, we defend Iran at the cost of our lives.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527877/Commander-s-prudence-deriving-infinite-power-from-the-heart

A River of Grief, An Ocean of Resolve: Tehran Bids Farewell

Millions transformed Tehran's streets into a river of humanity—sorrow and pride walking side by side. Families, elderly, and children moved toward the Grand Mosalla, not in despair, but with extraordinary resolve. Volunteers served strangers; tears mingled with chants. As one elderly man said: "We came because gratitude also has a duty." This was not merely a funeral—it was collective remembrance, a nation refusing surrender. In the words of Victor Hugo: "There is one thing stronger than armies—an idea whose time has come." Iran's idea lives on.

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Aerial view of the streets surrounding Tehran's Grand Mosalla as mourners gathered to perform funeral prayers for the martyred Leader and his family members.

Reviewing economic thoughts of martyred Leader

Ayatollah Khamenei saw public participation as the engine of Iran's economy. He consistently stressed directing liquidity toward production, removing investment barriers, and using small capitals for national projects. "Without public participation, no government can organize the economy," he stated. He urged officials to create clear pathways—cooperatives, knowledge-based firms, home businesses—for people to invest profitably and productively. His vision was simple: empower the people, control inflation, and build national strength from the ground up. A leader who understood that true economic resilience begins with every citizen's contribution.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527868/Reviewing-economic-thoughts-of-martyred-Leader

Supreme National Security Council: People chant two slogans at Leader's farewell—resistance and revenge

🔹The Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council stated: "These days, keep your eyes on Iran—this is the same Iran you thought you could bring to its knees in a matter of days!"

🔹"This roaring sea of millions, now at the farewell of their Leader, chants two slogans: resistance against enemies and revenge for the blood of the martyred Leader."

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei reappointed Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei as Iran's judiciary chief.