The Fatimiyah ceremony hosted by the Religious Committee of the Iranian Petrochemical Industry began on Tuesday, November 3, 2023, and will continue for 11 nights until November 22. This event will take place at Tehran, West Town, Pirouzan South Street, after the Ministry of Science, next to the Ra'ad Complex, and interested individuals can attend the program on the nights of the ceremony.
Evening Program of the Ceremony
This religious event is held every night from 8 PM to 10 PM, with a number of prominent figures, managers, and distinguished personalities from the country's petrochemical industry in attendance. The Fatimiyah ceremony serves as a spiritual and cultural gathering, providing a suitable opportunity to commemorate the memory of Lady Fatimah Zahra (SA) and to enhance solidarity among the employees and activists of the petrochemical industry.
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Active Participation of Maravid Petrochemical Employees
Simultaneously with this ceremony, employees of Maravid Petrochemical Company also participated in the 13th of Aban rally in Asaluyeh, showcasing their solidarity on the National Day of Struggle Against Global Arrogance. This participation reflects the commitment and adherence of petrochemical industry employees to Islamic and national values. Maravid Petrochemical Company, as one of the active companies in this field, has always played a role in social and cultural activities.
Additionally, with the commencement of the Fatimiyah ceremony, photographic reports from various sections of the mourning ceremony and the presence of participants and prominent figures in the petrochemical industry have been prepared. These images represent the empathy and solidarity of the members of the petrochemical industry in commemorating these sacred days.
Thus, the Fatimiyah ceremony in the Iranian petrochemical industry is emerging as a cultural and social event that not only helps promote Islamic culture but can also strengthen connections among the activists of this industry.
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