Objective: Since Ashura rituals and their rich literature have significant semantic and formal capacities, this article aims to present a suitable model for ritualizing content produced for audio-visual media using the capacities of the Taziyeh ritual. It seeks to provide new practical formats for audiences.
Research Methodology: The research method is qualitative, using narrative analysis. Two versions of Ashura Taziyeh assemblies were reviewed for similarity or lack of coordination, considering categories such as music type, rhythm, performance type, and program format and function in audio-visual media.
Findings: Based on the findings of this research, radio has been able to use a spectrum of short programs to offer various forms and program formats worldwide.
Discussion and Conclusion: By introducing and proposing a format called "Beit-Story" for informing and educating users, it is possible to witness the preservation and introduction of an important part of Iranian-Islamic culture and its development in the growth and attraction of global audiences in this field.