Not far from Tehran, in Karaj, the house of the Friday Prayer leader was set on fire copying the similar action by the people in Fereydoon Kenar .
In Yazd, between 7000-8000 people gathered in Atlasi Sq and attacked the known regime agents.
In Booshehr, one revolutionary guard is reported killed.
In Shiraz, the people attacked government agents who were filming them and broke their cameras.
In Kerman, the people were shouting, Referendum, Referendum, This is the cry of nation.
In Sarab, Azarbijan, where the people have a fierce reputation for their fighting capabilities, the local Baseejis were on the run while shouting Allah-Akbar.
As in last year Iran's Kurdistan contained the biggest scenes of celebrations. Huge bonfires were reported from Marivan and Sannadaj, with the youth openly taunting the regime's forces.
Even in many other places throughout Iran where the celebrations were less political, young boys and girls circled around bonfires, held hands and danced to the music. An unthinkable act in the month of Moharram, even in the pre-Isalmic revolution of 1979.
So on a night where the Islamic state run TV even resorted to showing popular American films to encourage the people of Iran to stay indoors, the fire of Zarathustra remained defiant and rekindled.
Unfortunately, they choose to show "Gigli," which drove even more people into the street in a blind rage.
That's got to put a stick in their craw, the only way of mollifying the public is to give them something American.