Government loyalists have shown their support through prayers and gatherings in mosques and squares, but daily life in Iran continues relatively uninterrupted. This dichotomy reflects a population divided in its response to the political leadership. While some, like Mohammad Hossein Zarrabi, a member of the Basij religious militia, praise Raisi’s hard work and enduring legacy, others, like Reza, a shopkeeper from Yazd, express indifference and frustration over the persistent economic and social issues.