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posted on 2020-07-23, 03:36 authored by Ali KheiriAli Kheiri

The common role of the Shiite mausoleums was that they deserved more attention, especially during the Ashura ceremonies and the holiday of Qadir-Khum.
One of the buildings located in the city of Qazvin is the tomb of Hussein, the son of Hazrat Ali Ibn Musa ar-Rza. His death took place in 201 AH, in a Hijri-lunar inscription on a tombstone made of fine wood on the tomb. (In 817 AD) The shape of the original building and the date of construction is unknown.

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doktorantların və gənc tədqiqatçıların XV Respublika Elmi Konfransı-Bakı Dövlət Universitetinin

PhD Candidate of Architecture in Architecture & Construction University of Baku – Azerbaijan

Department of Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Shahr-e-Qods Branch, Tehran, Iran

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    Qəzvin, ŞəhzadəHüseyn, İmamzadəç məqbərəArchitectural DesignArchitectural Heritage and ConservationArchitectural History and TheoryArchitectural Science and Technology (incl. Acoustics, Lighting, Structure and Ecologically Sustainable Design)Architecture ManagementArchitecture not elsewhere classifiedArchaeological ScienceArchaeology not elsewhere classifiedArchaeology of Asia, Africa and the AmericasHistorical Archaeology (incl. Industrial Archaeology)History and Archaeology not elsewhere classifiedHistoryHistorical Studies not elsewhere classifiedIslamic Studies

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