Tasoua Hosseini in Iran in 2023

Tasoua Hosseini in Iran in 2023

Iranian men carrying meals in large trays for people, taking part in the religious festival marking Tasoua, which is a day before Ashura, to a Hussainiya (Mosque) in the village of Arazi in Isfahan province, during the Nazri food (Donated meal) festival, July 27, 2023. Some of the people living in the village of Arazi prepare meals for those taking part in the religious festival marking Tasoua, which is a day before Ashura. Others believe that these meals are holy and that eating them helps them feel better. (Photo by Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto)

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