And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 largest crowds ever caught on camera.

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It's one of the biggest ever turnouts for an open air mass led by a pope.

Rituals are designed to express Shiites sense of guilt for not having come to Hussein's aid.

He faced down an army of opponents and allow believers to share in the suffering of the martyr.

For this list, we'll be looking at historical events where an incredible amount of people were captured on camera.

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Democracy and martyrs rally 1 to 5 million.

In July of 2016, the Peace at Home Council, a faction within the Turkish armed forces, attempted a coup against Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The coup failed, leading to mass arrests and purges that saw Guan crackdown on dissent throughout the country.

On August 7th on anti coup rally called the Democracy and Martyrs Rally was organized in Istanbul.

Public transport to the rally was provided free of charge as well as both water and food.

Ah huge crowd attended state run media outlet Anadolu Agency put the number at five million.

If true, that would make it the largest turnout for a political rally in history.

Number nine.

The funeral of Gamel Abdel Nasser.

Five million on September 28th 1970.

The second President of Egypt, Gamel Abdel Nasser, died of a heart attack at 52.

NASA was responsible for the Egyptian revolution of 1952 and he gained national renowned for his leadership during the Suez crisis of 1956.

His sudden death in 1970 shocked Egypt and the world in a testament to his influence on estimated five million people, flocked to Cairo to take part in Nasser's funeral, including French Prime Minister Jacques Chaban Delmas.

The funeral procession took place on October 1st, three days after his death, the procession traveled through over six miles of densely packed Cairo and ended at the NASA mosque.

Number eight, the 2016 world.

Siri's parade.

Five million.

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The 2016 world Siris was historic, pitting the Chicago Cubs against the Cleveland Indians.

Both teams had the longest world Siri's droughts in baseball history, with the Indians last winning in 1948 and the Cubs in 1908 It made for one of the greatest world Siris of all time, and the Cubs barely squeaked by the Indians, four games to three.

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Blithe have finally won it all.

As this was their first series win in 108 years, the celebration was suitably epic.

The team's victory parade took place on November 4th and drew an estimated five million people to the streets of Chicago.

It traveled from Wrigley Field and ended at Grant Park for a massive noon rally.

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Did anybody go to school today?

No worries, because your teachers and your bosses air all here to number seven, the papal gathering in the Philippines, 6 to 7 million.

It's one of the biggest ever turnouts for an open air mass.

Led by a pope, Manila has hosted numerous historic gatherings related to Catholicism's.

These include World Youth Day 1995 and the Nazarian parade of 2015, both of which were attended by approximately five and 5.5 million people, respectively.

But that doesn't measure up to the mass that took place in the city's Rizal Park, also known as Lunetta, in the pope.

Being deeply affected by the great faiths of the Filipino people here, the tragedies that they have been through and in personal counters that he is had over the past seven days.

Shortly after the aforementioned parade, Pope Francis visited the Philippines from January 15th through 19th of 2015, the country's first papal visit of the 21st century.

The pope concluded his trip with a Mass and Lunetta drawing between six and seven million people.

This event set a record for the largest PayPal gathering in history.

But the culmination off it was this enormous outdoor mass Azi could see the rain didn't let up all day, but neither to the enthusiasm of these crowds.

Millions of people on the streets crushed together but extremely good, humid number six, the 1951 New York City Ticker Tape Parade 7.5 million One of New York's proudest traditions is throwing ticker tape parades.

This is a type of procession in which people throw large amounts of shredded paper from buildings onto the parade route.

The biggest ticker tape parade took place in 1951 toe honor.

General Douglas MacArthur.

MacArthur played a prominent role in the Pacific Theater, serving as supreme commander of the Southwest Pacific area.

He was awarded the Medal of Honor for his defensive work in the Philippines and officially accepted the surrender of Japan on September 2nd, 1945 officially ending World War two.

He was eventually relieved by President Truman in April 1951 resulting in a ticker tape parade that drew an estimated 7.5 million people.

Number five Ashura, 2015 7 to 9 million.

Apparently, 2015 was the year of massive religious gatherings.

Each year, millions of pilgrims travel to Karbala, Iraq, on Ashura, the 10th day of Maharam for Shia Muslims, Ashura commemorates the martyrdom of the Prophet Mohammed's grandson, Hussein bin Ali, who was killed in the battle of Karbala in 6 80 a D in the city, Pilgrim's perform morning rights at Ali's holy shrine.

The rituals are designed to express Shiite sense of guilt for not having come to Hussein's aid as he faced down an army of opponents and allow believers to share in the suffering of the martyr.

In October 2015, an estimated 7 to 9 million pilgrims attended the ceremony, roughly four million of them having traveled there from outside the country.

Number four.

The funeral of Ruhollah Khamenei, 10 million to Iranian people this day is that they have great sadness.

We have lost a great leader and we are all morning for such a great man.

The leader of the 1979 Iranian revolution, Ruhollah Khomeini was the country's first supreme leader and founded the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Khamenei lived to the age of 86 died on June 3rd, 1989 after suffering five heart attacks in 10 days.

His funeral was supposed to be held on June 4th, but had to be called off as the crowd of Mourners destroyed his coffin and tor away pieces of his death shroud to keep US holy relics.

The funeral was rescheduled to June 11th with a casket made of steel.

This time it was more orderly, although the crowd was even bigger.

A staggering 10 million people lined the streets of Tehran to attend his funeral procession.

Number three.

The funeral of CNN on a Door i e.

15 million.

Serving as the fifth chief minister of Madrid's state and the first chief minister of Tamil Nadu, CN Anna Doherty was a prominent Indian politician.

Soon after winning a landslide victory in 1967 on a jury began suffering from Asafa Jill cancer.

This was thought to be the result of his love of tobacco chewing on a jury received treatment in New York, but his health deteriorated after returning to India and he died on February 3rd, 1969 at the age of 59.

His death caused a national outpouring of grief, and an estimated 15 million people attended his funeral.

It was officially recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the highest attended funeral in history.

Number two Arbaeen Pilgrimage 2016.

25 million for this entry.

We return to Karbala in Iraq each year after Ashara Karbala hosts the world's largest public gathering with the Arbaeen pilgrimage.

The pilgrimage takes place on the 20th day of Safar, the second month of the Islamic calendar.

The pilgrimage routinely draws massive crowds, often exceeding 10 million.

This peaked in 2016, when upwards of 25 million people made the pilgrimage to Karbala.

It was the highest turnout for the pilgrimage and one of the highest attended events in world history.

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Number one Kumba Mela, 2019 50 million India's Kumba Mela is a major Hindu festival in pilgrimage, with the main event being a ritualistic cleansing by bathing in the rivers at four different sites around the country, the ritual is performed to help them attain nirvana and cleanse them of their sins.

The ritual is also marked by festive and communal events, including live entertainment and religious teachings.

If you're claustrophobic or didn't like big crowds, then this would be held for these Hindus, it is all about faith on this is the closest thing to heaven on Earth.

It's hard to estimate just how many people attend Kumba Mela as the numbers are staggeringly high judging.

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By the best estimates, the highest turn outs on a single day occurred in the City of Prayer garage on February 10th 2013 with 30 million and February 4th 2019 with a whopping 50 million.

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