Date: Friday, 14 Esfand 1403
Location: Qom, Qaim city
Organizers: Single immigrants residing in Qom
Theme of the ceremony: We and Martyr Mazari; Before Mazari, the Age of Mazari, After Mazari
Background and introduction:
The 30th anniversary of the martyrdom of Abdul Ali Mazari, the great leader of justice and defender of the rights of the Hazaras, was held on 14 Esfand 1403 by the single immigrants residing in Qom. Mazari, as a symbol of resistance and struggle for the realization of equality and social justice, always has a place in the hearts and minds of the Afghan people, especially the Hazara community. He is an enduring figure in the contemporary history of Afghanistan due to his resistance against oppression and his efforts to maintain national unity.
Details of the ceremony:
The ceremony began in a spiritual atmosphere with a large attendance of people.
First, the ceremony officially began with the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran, followed by a speech in honor of Baba Mazari, which was warmly welcomed by the participants.
One of the most impressive moments of the ceremony was the performance of a song composed in praise of Baba Mazari. This song, expressing the people’s deep feelings towards Mazari, further imbued the atmosphere of the ceremony with the memory of this leader.
Speech by Hojatoleslam Dr. Danesh Khorasani:
Hojatoleslam Dr. Danesh Khorasani, as the main speaker, began his speech with the theme “We and Martyr Mazari; Before Mazari, the Age of Mazari, and After Mazari.” In his speech, he referred to the political, social, and cultural conditions of the Hazara community before Mazari and then addressed their period of struggle. Dr. Danesh Khorasani explained the prominent role of Mazari in strengthening the identity of the Hazaras and enhancing their position on the national stage of Afghanistan.
Finally, he discussed the importance of preserving the intellectual and cultural heritage of Mazari for future generations.
Performance by the Singing Group and Unveiling of Artworks:
Following the ceremony, the Singing Group performed a song in praise of Baba Mazari, which was accompanied by deep passion and emotion. After that, the unveiling of the artworks took place. The paintings and drawings created by the artists were exhibited and were admired and appreciated by the audience.
Appreciation and Award Presentation:
In the final part of the ceremony, awards and certificates of appreciation were presented to the organizers and artists who made a great contribution to the organization of this ceremony with their cooperation and efforts around the clock. These awards were presented to the individuals as a sign of appreciation.
End of the Ceremony:
The ceremony ended with a closing prayer and a prayer for the repose of Baba Mazari’s soul. After the ceremony, the audience visited the exhibition of artworks, which included paintings and other artworks related to the life and ideals of Mazari.
Finally, the participants took group photos and selfies, and the ceremony ended with moments full of remembrance and respect for Baba Mazari.
Conclusion:
This ceremony, centered on remembering the role and position of Abdul Ali Mazari, demonstrated the deep connection of the immigrant community with the ideals of this leader. The messages presented during this year’s event emphasized the continuation of the path of justice, the fight against discrimination, and the importance of national unity.
