The fourth gathering of girls' religious groups in Tehran, titled "Safir-e-Ma’na" (Ambassador of Sprituality), was held on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at Koushk-e Bagh-e Honar in the Abasabad Cultural and Tourism Area of Tehran (ACTAT), to coincide with the auspicious occasion of Eid al-Ghadir.

According to the public relations department of ACTAT, the event brought together teenage girls active in the Tehran’s religious groups. The gathering aimed to strengthen networking among these groups, enhance organizational and educational capabilities, and create a platform for synergy and the exchange of experiences among those active in the field.

The program began with a performance by the "Mahz-e-Yar" group, featuring choral singing and Quranic recitations. This was followed by the play "Loh-e-Asheghi" performed by the "Ambassadors of Zainab" group and directed by Soheila Madhahi, which was well-received by the audience. Later in the program, Soheila Madhahi performed eulogies and elegies centered on the virtues of Amir al-Mu’minin, Imam Ali, and the historic event of Ghadir.

Performances of commemorative songs and praises of Ghadir further enhanced the spiritual and vibrant atmosphere of the ceremony. Following these performances, Hojjat al-Islam Mohsen Gomar, an expert in adolescent development, delivered a speech regarding the role of teenagers in cultural and religious activities and the importance of organized upbringing within religious groups.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, several *Sayyids* (descendants of the Prophet) who are active within Tehran’s girls' groups were honored.

Following the main event, participants enjoyed recreational activities and giant games in a friendly and cheerful atmosphere. In addition, a specialized "trainer training" workshop was held with the objective of empowering members and activists of these groups to improve their educational and managerial skills.

As a significant event for teenage girls, the "Safir-e-Ma’na" gathering was designed to strengthen the religious, social, and cultural identity of the younger generation while fostering deeper interaction and synergy among girls' religious groups across Tehran.

The fourth gathering of girls' religious groups in Tehran, titled "Safir-e-Ma’na" (Ambassador of Sprituality), was held on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at Koushk-e Bagh-e Honar in the Abasabad Cultural and Tourism Area of Tehran (ACTAT), to coincide with the auspicious occasion of Eid al-Ghadir.

According to the public relations department of ACTAT, the event brought together teenage girls active in the Tehran’s religious groups. The gathering aimed to strengthen networking among these groups, enhance organizational and educational capabilities, and create a platform for synergy and the exchange of experiences among those active in the field.

The program began with a performance by the "Mahz-e-Yar" group, featuring choral singing and Quranic recitations. This was followed by the play "Tablet of Love," performed by the "Ambassadors of Zainab (PBUH)" group and directed by Soheila Madhahi, which was well-received by the audience. Later in the program, Soheila Madhahi performed eulogies and elegies centered on the virtues of Amir al-Mu’minin, Imam Ali (AS), and the historic event of Ghadir.

Performances of commemorative songs and praises of Ghadir further enhanced the spiritual and vibrant atmosphere of the ceremony. Following these performances, Hojjat al-Islam Mohsen Gomar, an expert in adolescent development, delivered a speech regarding the role of teenagers in cultural and religious activities and the importance of organized upbringing within religious groups.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, several *Sayyids* (descendants of the Prophet) who are active within Tehran’s girls' groups were honored.

Following the main event, participants enjoyed recreational activities and giant games in a friendly and cheerful atmosphere. In addition, a specialized "trainer training" workshop was held with the objective of empowering members and activists of these groups to improve their educational and managerial skills.

As a significant event for teenage girls, the "Safir-e-Ma’na" gathering was designed to strengthen the religious, social, and cultural identity of the younger generation while fostering deeper interaction and synergy among girls' religious groups across Tehran.