The historic funeral of Iran's martyred Leader drew more than 43 million mourners across Iran and Iraq, transcending sectarian boundaries and serving as a silent referendum on the political legitimacy of the Islamic Republic and the Axis of Resistance that regenerated transnational symbolic capital while challenging Western narratives of regional fragmentation.

An analyst says Imam Khamenei farewell is like a referendum on how popular & legitimate Iran government is.

Lebanese people in various, cities including Beirut, held symbolic funerals for Iran’s martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

Under the leadership and strategic guidance of Imam Khamenei, Iran developed a formidable missile arsenal, achieving both precision and large-scale production, which strengthened the country's deterrence posture during the recent wars imposed on it and altered the enemy's strategic calculations.

At Tehran's Grand Mosalla, poet Mohammad Rasouli delivered a thunderous elegy demanding retribution for martyred Leader Imam Khamenei, weaving Shia eschatology with geopolitics to declare vengeance a sacred, non-negotiable duty.

At the funeral of Iran's martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei in Tehran, millions of mourners flooded the streets under red "revenge" flags, chanting for the deaths of key perpetrators, with officials and citizens alike framing the loss as a personal and national wound that demands immediate, uncompromising vengeance.

A Lebanese interfaith scholar says Martyr Ayatollah Khamenei's enduring legacy lies in inspiring generations to uphold justice, awareness, responsibility, Islamic unity, and meaningful dialogue.