Iranian woman lighting cigarette in protest against ayatollah khamenei opposing islamic law

Iran Ayatollah Khamenei Protest: Many movements in the history of the world have shaken the roots of those in power. Something similar seems to be happening in Iran right now. Young women in Iran have directly challenged the supreme leadership against the strict rules imposed on women.

In Iran, there is a mandatory hijab rule for women. There has been discontent against this rule for many years. Initially peaceful protests, then taking to the streets, and now the movement has taken a more extreme turn. Young girls are standing directly against the power of Ayatollah Khamenei.

The method of this movement is currently attracting the world's attention. Some young women are burning photos of Khamenei and expressing their protest by lighting cigarettes with the same fire. These photos and videos are rapidly going viral on social media. This protest is being linked to the memories of Mahsa Amini, who died in the hijab movement three years ago.

This movement is not just against one leader, but against the social and religious restrictions imposed on women. In Iran, already agitated by economic difficulties, unemployment, and oppression, this movement has increased instability. The whole world is now watching which direction the situation will take.