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Pir Bakran Mausoleum
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Near the old Jewish cemetery of Isfahan (Estera Khatun), Pir Bakran town of Falavarjan county, 30 kilometers from Isfahan city, Isfahan province, Iran
About: Pir Bakran Mausoleum
Pir-e Bekran tomb relates to the Ilkhanate dynasty and is located in the Flaverjan town, inside the Pir-e Bekran district. This relic is registered in January 6th, 1932 as one of Iran’s national relics with the registration number of 101.
Muhammad Ibn-e Bekran, famous by the name of “Pir-e Bekran ” was one the famous teachers and mystics of 7th Hijri century. Pir-e Bekran monument was the place for teaching and promoting the principles of Sufism and Myth by Pir-e Bekran. And his followers established the tomb of Pir after his departure for celebrating his scientific and religious eminence, and in fact, Pir-e Bekran town owes its fame to him. Currently, the tomb of Pir and the molding artist, Muhammad Shah-e Naqash is located inside this monument aside each other near the seclusion room. This monument is considered as one of the spectacular historical buildings of Isfahan province and Iran, relating to the Ilkhanate era, and experts believe the artistic value and architecture style used in the moldings and tiles of the altar, and the method of merging various types of handwriting and patterns to be one of a kind.
General Specifications
Name
Pir Bakran Mausoleum
Appellation
Pir Bakran Mausoleum
Age
Ilkhanid dynasty
Architectural style
The tomb is built in the style of Azerbaijani architecture.
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Similar relics and places
The architectural style is similar to the Sassanid era architecture and is reminiscent of the Taq Kasra.
Nearest tourist attractions
Tomb of Estera Khatun, dovecote towers
Access route
Address
Near the old Jewish cemetery of Isfahan (Estera Khatun), Pir Bakran town of Falavarjan county, 30 kilometers from Isfahan city, Isfahan province, Iran
Facilities
Access to vehicles
Residence
Buffet
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Pir Bakran Mausoleum
