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The image displays white sans-serif text against a solid light green background. The text describes the "Arbain Karbala Commemoration," detailing it as a significant Shia Muslim religious observance that commemorates the end of a 40-day mourning period for Imam Hussein's martyrdom in the Battle of Karbala. It specifies that this event occurs 40 days after Ashura, the day Hussein was killed, and notes that millions of Shia Muslims undertake pilgrimages, often walking long distances, to Karbala, Iraq, to visit Hussein's shrine. While this image is purely textual and does not visually depict a scene, if a commemoration consistent with the described Arba'een were to occur in the city of Mns Alue, Indonesia, the scene would involve a substantial gathering of individuals. The environment would be a public space within Mns Alue, such as a street or a large open area, possibly adorned with temporary structures or decorations for the event. Numerous people, predominantly Shia Muslims of various ages, would be present. The subjects would engage in actions such as walking in a procession, chanting elegies, and performing ritualistic acts of mourning. Objects carried might include religious banners, flags, or symbolic representations of Karbala. Interactions would be communal and solemn, with participants collectively demonstrating grief and devotion.