‘Abnaa al-Sayyed’ murals adorn Tehran walls
The international mural painting event " Abnaa al-Sayyed" (the son of the Leader) brought together resistance artists from Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen in Tehran to create public artworks honoring the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution.
The two-day event was organized by the Art Bureau alongside the farewell and funeral ceremonies for the martyred Leader.
Held at the intersection of Valiasr Square and Nekouei Street in central Tehran, the event featured muralists from the three countries, who expressed their grief and loyalty to the martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei and the ideals of the Resistance Front through large-scale public artworks.
The "Abnaa al-Sayyed" initiative aimed to pay tribute to the martyred Leader while demonstrating the cultural and artistic solidarity of the Resistance Front. The joint participation of artists from Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen reflected a spirit of unity and artistic cooperation during the days of mourning.
Participating artists included Kamal Sharaf from Yemen; Reza Qasir, Mohammad Atiyeh, Ayman Jaber, Hawraa Kbayssi, Ahmad al-Hajj, Sarah Ismail, Fatemeh al-Shami, Hassan Fneich, and Hossein Qasir from Lebanon; and Mohammad Reza Doostmohammadi, Ali Hayati, Saber Sheikh-Rezaei, and Mikaeil Barati from Iran.