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The Mawakib Line

Every recorded camp on the road, in the order you would meet it. 822 , indexed by real pole number — each pole is 50 metres of the journey. Scroll, and walk the line.

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Tea poured for pilgrims — the hospitality of the mawakib

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Mawakib you can find this year

These camps registered directly with us and were checked by our team. Each has its own page with services, languages and exactly where to find it on the road. The rest of the historic index runs below.

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Mokib 313

موكب ٣١٣

Najaf → Karbala (the main route, 1,452 poles) Pole 313

Tea & water Phone charging

Speaks Arabic (Iraqi) Urdu English Hindi / Punjabi Gujarati

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Mokib Al Kauthar

مكيب الكوثر

Najaf → Karbala (the main route, 1,452 poles) Pole 1041

Food Tea & water Phone charging

Speaks Arabic (Iraqi) Urdu English Hindi / Punjabi

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Mawkib Aimmat Al-Baqee (A.s)

موكب ائمة البقيع عليهم السلام

Najaf → Karbala (the main route, 1,452 poles) Pole 212

Food Tea & water Sleeping space Medical Phone charging Family section Elderly & accessibility Washing / toilets Translation help

Speaks Arabic (Iraqi) Arabic (other dialects / standard) Persian / Farsi Urdu English

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Hyderi Arbaeen Walk

Inside Karbala city

Food Tea & water

Speaks Arabic (Iraqi) Persian / Farsi Urdu English Hindi / Punjabi Gujarati Spanish

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Khadamat Rasoul Adham

خدمة حسينية الرسول الأعظم ص لندن

Inside Karbala city

Food Tea & water Translation help

Speaks Arabic (Iraqi) Arabic (other dialects / standard) Persian / Farsi English

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Pole 1 · the walk begins

Camps change between years — treat this index as a guide, not a guarantee. Spotted an error or a missing moukib? Tell us, or register your moukib — free, forever.

Whoever comes to the grave of on foot — for every step, a thousand good deeds.
— narrated from , Kamil al-Ziyarat

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