Despite a quota of 60,000, the Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization announced the arrival of 80,000 Iranian pilgrims to Iraq.

Hamid Sajjadi, Minister of Sports and Youth, told ISNA News Agency: "We are soldiers of the province, gentlemen and the country and in the service of Dr. Ra'isi and a small member of his valuable cabinet." Regarding women's cycling, he added: "Our women are not supposed to be deprived of movement because they are women and, God willing, they should wear a good hijab."

The director of the Shousha Orphanage, referring to the inconsistencies in renewing or issuing a new educational support form for the enrollment of Afghan students, said: "Due to the late scheduling of sponsorship offices, ie the scheduling in September, the capacity of schools to register and a group of children was registered." Failed

The director of the Shousha Orphanage, referring to the inconsistencies in renewing or issuing a new educational support form for the enrollment of Afghan students, said: "Due to the late scheduling of sponsorship offices, ie the scheduling in September, the capacity of schools to register and a group of children was registered." Failed

Head of Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization: Pilgrimage behind Iraqi borders kills one, injures at least 36 others

Rokna News Agency reported in a report that the price of tombstones has increased by 35% in the last year, following the increase in deaths due to coronation. Rokna wrote that in Behesht Zahra Cemetery in Tehran, the price of a tombstone starts from about 3.5 million Tomans and reaches over 10 million Tomans.