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A group of pilgrims from Turkey and Russia visited Imam Reza Shrine on November 13, as part of the “Ziyarat-e Rezvan” program. The program aims to strengthen the spiritual connection of non-Iranian pilgrims with the teachings of Imam Reza and foster cultural engagement among Muslims worldwide.

Devotees from across Iran renew vows of service in heartfelt gathering at Qods Hall of Imam Reza Shrine in the northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad.

The opening ceremony of veteran servants of Ahl ul-Bayt gathering was held on evening of November 11, at Quds Hall of Imam Reza Shrine in Mashhad. The event brought together a group of shrine servants, religious reciters, veteran devotees, and lovers of the Prophet’s family to celebrate years of sincere service and reaffirm their spiritual commitment to the path of the Ahl ul-Bayt.

Ayat. Marvi, the Custodian of Astan Quds Razavi (AQR) says Imam Reza shrine can anchor dialogue, cooperation, and regional engagement.

A ceremony was held at the Conference and Exhibition Center of Astan Quds Razavi to mark the donation of a science Olympiad bronze medal by Sajad Heydari to Imam Reza Shrine’s museum. Heydari earned the medal in the 2025 International Astronomy Olympiad and the 2024 Astrophysics competition.

A ceremony was held at the Conference and Exhibition Center of Astan Quds Razavi to mark the donation of a science Olympiad bronze medal by Sajad Heydari to Imam Reza Shrine’s museum. Heydari earned the medal in the 2025 International Astronomy Olympiad and the 2024 Astrophysics competition.

A ceremony was held at the Conference and Exhibition Center of Astan Quds Razavi to mark the donation of a science Olympiad bronze medal by Sajad Heydari to Imam Reza Shrine’s museum. Heydari earned the medal in the 2025 International Astronomy Olympiad and the 2024 Astrophysics competition.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The golden iwan (vaulted ceremonial archway) of Enghelab Eslami Courtyard at Imam Reza Shrine is the oldest surviving of its kind within the sacred complex, originally built as a tribute by Amir Ali-Shir Nava’i to Imam Reza. With its distinguished Iranian-Islamic architecture, the iwan became the central axis for the formation of Atiq Courtyard during the Safavid era. Over the centuries, it has undergone multiple restorations, including a significant renovation and gilding by Nader Shah following the 1673 CE (1084 AH) earthquake.The structure features exquisite inscriptions from the Safavid and Afsharid periods, reflecting the artistic and spiritual legacy of its time. More than an entrance to the illuminated burial chamber, the golden iwan remains a symbol of historical continuity, architectural grandeur, and enduring reverence.

The 20th session in the international “Pilgrimage in the World” series will explore religious visitation practices in China, featuring insights from a leading scholar of East Asian religions.

During an official visit to Iraq, the Deputy Custodian of Astan Quds Razavi (AQR) delivered a congratulatory message to the newly appointed head of the Shia Endowment Office, extending a formal invitation to visit Imam Reza Shrine in Mashhad, northeast Iran.

Turkish and Kazakh pilgrims share emotional accounts of spiritual transformation in Mashhad.

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