Background and Objective: With the beginning of the Third Imposed War, one of the important events in the epic of street and nightly popular gatherings is the organization of public service marches with the participation of youth. Accordingly, the present study examines the mental analysis of youth in social participation in the form of organizing marches and also the areas of this participation.

Methodology: The methodological framework of the present study is based on the qualitative research method. The scope of the present study is the youth aged 18-35 participating in marches organized in the city of Borujerd, Lorestan, . In this study, the sampling strategy of maximum audience diversity was used and sampling continued until theoretical saturation was reached. In accordance with the theoretical saturation criterion in qualitative research, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 14 people. The data collection technique in this study was semi-structured in-depth interviews and participatory observation with recording of photographs, videos and field notes.

Findings: The areas of youth participation in the processions are: health-oriented, religion-oriented, leisure-oriented, culture-oriented, community-oriented, security-oriented, education-oriented, service-oriented and media-oriented. Also, the motivations for youth participation are: collective spirituality, patriotism, double energy, emergence drill, association of Arbaeen identity and collectivism.