Cultural festival showcases Muslim traditions in Tehran
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH), a rich cultural festival has opened in Tehran, gathering musicians, artisans, and performers from across Iran and Muslim nations.
Dubbed ‘Rahmaton‑lil‑Alameen’ or ‘mercy to all worlds’ in honor of Prophet Mohammad, this week-long festival is held alongside the 39th Islamic Unity Conference in the Iranian capital.
From folk music to traditional crafts, the event celebrates the shared heritage of the Muslim world.
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