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Quds International Day in Tehran

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On al Quds day, the last Friday of Ramadan, 18th September 2009 crowds gathered in Tehran, Iran to demonstrate against the contested 2009 election results. Clashes followed, as riot police denied pro
in Politics, on the 18th of September 2009
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds.

Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

#iranelection, Al Quds Day, demonstration, friday prayers, Iran election, iran election 2009, Palestine, protest, Ramadan

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New: Thank you dears

Submitted by Amir on Fri, 18/09/2009 - 17:55.

Thank you dears

New: excellent report

Submitted by Nikola Ivanovski on Fri, 18/09/2009 - 17:37.

excellent report

New: Fantastic report and images,

Submitted by Elsid Acaei on Fri, 18/09/2009 - 14:37.

Fantastic report and images, stay safe.

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Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.
Quds International Day in Tehran was different than last years. Thousands of people gathered to demonstrate against the regime they perceive as illegal, contesting the 2009 election results and not for Palestine and Quds. Anti riot forces didn't allow protesters and Musavi-Karrobi fans to go to Jumu'ah (Friday Prayer), leading to clashes with them.

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