People waiting for the doors of the Musalla to open

The doors of Tehran's Mosalla were prepared for a public viewing of the body of a political figure. Large crowds of people had lined up before the scheduled opening time. According to some sources, the Mosalla doors opened three hours earlier than the designated time due to crowd pressure. This gathering was held as part of a public farewell ceremony.

• The Mosalla doors opened earlier than the scheduled time due to crowd congestion, with some reports indicating a three-hour advance in timing.
• Hajj Hossein Yekta described the atmosphere and conditions at the Mosalla an hour before the entrance doors opened as a reporter on the scene.
• Mourning crowds were waiting to enter the Mosalla for a final farewell, and some sources indicate this public presence began earlier than the official opening time.
• All coverage sources emphasize the scene of waiting and crowd gathering, but there is no complete agreement on the exact opening time and the degree of advancement relative to the scheduled time.
• Most sources were visual coverage (video or photographs) and focused on the recorded moment of public presence.
• State news sources (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, IRIB News Agency) and private sources (Hamshahri, Mashreg News, Etemaad) covered this event at approximately the same speed.. Coverage difference: All sources agree on the visual evidence of the event and there is no significant difference in the narrative; however, some sources (Hamshahri, IRIB) explicitly mention the earlier opening of the doors, while others only emphasize the waiting. The description of the figure in the headlines of some sources (terms such as "martyr" and "leader") indicates a value-laden positioning, but this does not create a significant difference in the pure news content.