Akhdkanan next to the B1 bridge and the power plant The new idea of marriage that is popular in the days after the war

The destroyed B1 bridge and Pakdasht power plant are among the places that became meaningful symbols for us after the events of the third imposed war, and these days, they have become the place for wedding ceremonies of young couples. Choosing these places to start the couple's life together.

The destroyed B1 bridge and Pakdasht power plant are among the places that became meaningful symbols for us after the events of the third imposed war and the ability

These days, they have become a venue for wedding ceremonies for young couples. Choosing these places to start the couple's life together.

Ambassador Arjan-Rabieh Timuri: These days, a video of a wedding ceremony of a different couple is circulating in the virtual space, and the special place of the ceremony is attracting attention. This wedding ceremony was taken not in a luxury hall, but next to the destroyed B1 (Bilqan) bridge, which was partially destroyed due to the American attack.

These wedding parties were not the only ceremony that was tied to the memory of the war and homeland, from the wedding ceremony next to the tomb of Minab martyrs to saying yes to the beginning of life near the power plant; Each of them expressed their love for the country. These ceremonies, which are held these days in a different way than in the past and with the elements of the third imposed war, inform about the influence of the country's climate on various aspects of our lifestyle and the people's sense of responsibility for the inflammatory state of the motherland.

Saying yes next to B1 bridge and electric power plant

"Should I, my lawyer, get you into a permanent marriage with Mr. Saeed Jovan so that you can build a house together where his children will spend their knowledge and energy on the development of this country?" So that this bond of love and hope, along with this structure of Iranian experts, will disappoint the enemies of this land forever? To be a family that does not wish for the destruction of Iran, but inherits its ancient history. Do you give me power of attorney?" These sentences are a part of the wedding sermon that the cleric present at the ceremony next to Paul B1 recites for the bride to say yes. This was not the only special marriage next to the country's infrastructure, and just a few days ago, two young men chose the Pakdasht Martyrs Combined Cycle Power Plant for their wedding ceremony, and the bridegroom said to the bride and groom: "Give me your power of attorney to build a family whose heart beats for Iran, and the fruit of this marriage will be children who will not ask foreigners to destroy the country's infrastructure."

In these ceremonies, there is no mention of a glamorous reception, when the bride and groom say "yes" to start their lives, they are careful to add the sentence "I love my country" along with the permission of the elders, so that their friendship with Iran is highly visible.

"Saeed Javan" and "Sima Naimi" are the bride and groom who spread their wedding table under the injured bridge, and the cultural and media institute was the media sponsor of this ceremony. Saeed says: "My sister works with Hamin Media Institute, and when she announced that the wedding ceremony of the bride and groom was going to be held at the site of the destroyed B1 bridge, my wife and I, who were about to start our life together, volunteered to be the bride and groom." The young couple lives in the city of Qom and had only heard about the bridge before: "Our goal in participating in this project was to show our love and affection for our soil and land, and when we saw the great work of Iranian engineers to build this bridge, we were more sure of the correctness of our work. »

The parents of the bride and groom passed away many years ago, and the people of the bridge's neighborhood, who both ate the dirt that built it and witnessed the bitter day of the attack on the bridge, were the guests of the celebration of the beginning of the life of this young couple: "That day, the people who lived near the bridge showed us a lot of love and they were our dear guests in this ceremony. They participated in the happiness of me and my wife by wearing new clothes and distributing tea and syrup, and they even washed away our sadness from the empty place of my parents and my wife who passed away many years ago. The two little girls who are in the video of the ceremony as our bridesmaids, were children from the same place who wore beautiful clothes and participated in the wedding ceremony at the suggestion of their mother. After this, the bride and groom held their wedding ceremony in public gatherings in Governor's Square of Ray city, and the people participating in the gatherings went out of their way to make the young couple happy: "They had prepared a cake and a subliminal gift for us, and we received many gifts from the people. »

The marriage of Saeed Jovan and his wife was not the only ceremony that was accompanied by the bitter and sweet events of the third imposed war. Since the beginning of the war, we have seen various rituals held next to the symbols of the war. These movements also made Mohammad Sadeghi and his friends think of arranging these wedding parties next to this bridge. "Hamin Media" Institute is the sponsor of the event and Sadeghi is the director of this institute. He says: "When I saw that the students of the Technical College held the ceremony for the beginning of the academic year next to the Bilqan Bridge, we decided to hold a wedding ceremony that symbolizes the beginning of a sacred path under this bridge to show the support of the youth to the artisans and jihadists of the country and to show that the path of progress and development of Iran will not stop."

The positive feedback that the release of the video had on the virtual space encouraged the people involved in this cultural institution: "People's reactions and messages after the release of the video showed that the audience heard our message and many of them said that the progress of the native industry of our country is a source of pride and hope for them. Enemy media networks had a lot of reaction to this video, which confirmed that they do not feel good about the solidarity and will of the people for the progress of the country. »

Easy marriage in the style of media supporters

Unpretentious handshakes of young brides and grooms have been the hobby of Mohammad Sadeghi and his colleagues at Hamin Media for many years. Sadeghi says: "About 7 years ago, I and a number of cultural activists from the 70s and 80s got together to produce content in the fields needed by society. When we saw that there is a kind of cultural vacuum and lack of work in the field of promoting easy marriage and not delaying marriage, we decided to make this issue the focus of our activities.

The most important goal of this group has been to change young people's views on marriage: "When we saw that counselors, as the only active group in the field of marriage facilitation, focus on providing one-dimensional counseling, we tried to help young people to search for true happiness away from the stereotyped and superficial algorithms and templates of virtual networks, based on scientific psychometric tests and providing free counseling based on the facts of the marriage category."

Holding the wedding ceremony under the B1 bridge and then the Pakdasht combined cycle power plant is the starting point of a serial and continuous movement to connect the sacred moments of young people's marriage with the local scientific, industrial, cultural and social masterpieces of the country and to show the sense of patriotism in all fields.