Imam Khomeini Prayer Ground to host visitors until tomorrow 20:00

Imam Khomeini Prayer Hall in Tehran has been made available to host pilgrims during the farewell ceremony until tomorrow at 8 p.m. According to an announcement by the head of the Communications and International Affairs Center of Tehran Municipality, this venue will remain continuously operational to receive pilgrims. One media outlet emphasized the holding of a poetry recitation ceremony at this location. This measure has been taken to provide public facilities for participants in this ceremony.

• Imam Khomeini Prayer Hall will host pilgrims until tomorrow at 8 p.m., as announced by the head of Tehran Municipality's Communications Center.
• The farewell ceremony will be held for a figure referred to in some sources as "Martyr Imam" and in others as "Martyr Leader."
• According to Tehran Municipality's announcement, Imam Khomeini Prayer Hall will operate continuously and without interruption (24/7) so that pilgrims can visit the venue at any time.
• One media outlet separately emphasized the holding of a poetry recitation ceremony by Zahra Arasteh-nia at this prayer hall.
• All six media outlets covering the topic thus far agree on accepting pilgrims until 8 p.m. the following day.
• Three outlets (Jam-e-Jam, Shargh, and Etemaad) published the complete text of the municipality's announcement, while two other outlets (Young Journalists Club and Hamshahri) presented the news in a more condensed form.
• The official source of information in all cases is the head of the Communications and International Affairs Center of Tehran Municipality, indicating reliance on official sources.. Coverage difference: All media outlets agree on the key fact of venue accessibility and timing; however, Mashrgh News, by emphasizing the poetry recitation ceremony, gave the report a more cultural dimension that is absent in other coverage. Hamshahri used the term "Martyr Leader," whereas other sources used "Martyr Imam," representing a minor difference in nomenclature. More extensive coverage (Jam-e-Jam, Shargh, and Etemaad) transmitted the municipality's announcement directly without omission or addition.