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Dance and Doves at Funerals Are Defying Iran’s Regime
As Iran's January crackdown killed thousands, grieving families abandoned traditional Shiite funerary rites, refusing prayers and instead releasing doves and dancing at gravesides. The shift reflects deepening rejection of the government’s grip on religious life and public grief, with secular terminology replacing the state’s language of martyrdom.
Investigation Debunks Claims IRGC Bombed Iranian School
I woke up on Saturday at 6 a.m. to a text message from a friend that read: “I’m thinking of…
Iran’s Supreme Leader Is Dead, but Its People Remain in Peril
As questions persist about the fate of the regime, the country braces for what's next, grappling with a reality that has no precedent.