Al-Amn Magazine

SECURITY and appreciation to the heads of Mattams, those overseeing them, and the Ruwaadid (reciters) for the cooperation and discipline that contributed to this success. This outcome reflects the community’s awareness and the national sense of responsibility that everyone upholds.” He said this year’s season should be an opportunity in which mourners demonstrate genuine commitment and deep responsibility. “This requires from us greater cooperation, coordination, vigilance, and adherence to preserve the security of the occasion.” He said in light of the current delicate regional circumstances, everyone carries an even greater responsibility to ensure the events remain orderly. “We will not allow any room for those who seek to violate public order and the law, and together, we will ensure that. “Ashoora will not be an occasion for chaos or lawlessness, but rather one of good organisation and responsible observance.” He said Mattams in Bahrain have existed for hundreds of years, even before their presence in Iran. “They have remained under the care of the families who inherited and preserved them through the generations and continue to receive the necessary attention within a spirit of tolerance and harmony among citizens and residents alike.” He said it is essential to focus on the essence of the occasion and not allow mourning processions to be turned into political marches. “You are the first to uphold the order and discipline of this sacred commemoration. Since you seek to remain safe, we stand with you, and if there are those who wish to violate that, we are not with them. They will find us united and standing firmly in their way.” He said Bahrain is blessed to enjoy this genuine