35 Visually Impaired People from Mazandaran to Travel to Mashhad Under the "Mehr-e Derakhshan-e Razavi" Program

Sari – The head of the Razavi Service Centers in Mazandaran Province announced that 35 visually impaired people from the province will travel to holy Mashhad under the "Mehr-e Derakhshan-e Razavi" program.

Sari- The director of Razavi service centers in Mazandaran province announced the dispatch of 35 people from Roshandelan of this province to Mashhad within the framework of the "Razavi Shining Seal" project.

In an interview with Mehr reporter, Qasim Azizzadeh Gurji, referring to the plans of Razavi service centers to provide the needy people with the opportunity to visit, said: Providing the opportunity to visit the holy shrine of Razavi for people who are unable to travel to Mashhad due to economic problems is one of the main approaches of this collection.

He added: In the new phase of the implementation of this project, 35 people from Mazandaran Roshandlan, after identifying qualified people and with the cooperation of the city secretariats, will go to holy Mashhad to take advantage of the opportunity to visit the shrine of the 8th Imam (AS).

Referring to the resumption of the process of sending pilgrims, the director of service centers Razavi of Mazandaran said: Pilgrimage programs, which were interrupted at some point under the influence of some recent events and conditions, have returned to a regular routine during the past months, and the development of partnerships to benefit more people from these programs is on the agenda.

Azizzadeh Gurji continued: In addition to Roshandelan, sending people with physical disabilities and other underprivileged groups is also planned in the support programs of Razavi service centers in order to provide the field of pilgrimage for a wider range of applicants.

Regarding the financing of these trips, he said: Karamat Razavi Foundation supports a part of the expenses, including the accommodation and reception of pilgrims in the Razavi Shrine of Mashhad, and the secretariats of Razavi service centers and benefactors of the province also participate in financing the travel expenses, especially the transportation of pilgrims.

The director of Razavi Service Centers of Mazandaran Province expressed his hope that with the increase of philanthropists and the expansion of public support, it will be possible to send more pilgrims from different cities of the province, and the field of promoting Razavi culture, empathy and service to the needy classes will expand even more.