Iran is observing national holidays Sunday and Monday to accommodate the massive turnout expected for the funeral of its Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Authorities anticipate around ten million people will participate in the mourning rituals. The funeral marks the end of an era in Iranian politics, following the death of the long-serving leader. Notably absent from the proceedings is Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba, sparking speculation regarding potential succession dynamics. His absence has drawn attention amidst ongoing discussions about the future leadership of the Islamic Republic. The large-scale public display of mourning underscores Khamenei’s influence and the importance of the event for the nation. This event is expected to be a significant moment for Iranian society and its political landscape.