100 Days Later: What Happened to Khamenei’s Body, and Is Mojtaba Afraid to Attend the Planned State Funeral?
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100 Days Later: What Happened to Khamenei’s Body, and Is Mojtaba Afraid to Attend the Planned State Funeral?
One hundred days after former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was assassinated in his office in Tehran, the Islamic Republic has yet to bury the man who ruled the country for more than three decades. The delay has become one of the most unusual and politically sensitive aspects of Iran’s post-war transition. While senior military commanders and government officials who were killed in the same strike have already been laid to rest, repeated p…
One hundred days have passed since the Israeli attack shook the most guarded building in Tehran, where Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, was assassinated, but in an unusual and unprecedented way, the Islamic Republic has yet to bury him. The ongoing delay, which is becoming one of the greatest and most sensitive mysteries in Tehran since the outbreak of the war, stands in complete contradiction to Shiite law, which sanctifies the burial of th…
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