Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
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Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq

in Nayshabur city | Khorasan Razavi province
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Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq

Related to Nayshabur city (Khorasan Razavi Province)
Also known as: Imamzadeh Mohammad Mahrooq, Imamzadeh Ibrahim, Emamzadeh Mahroogh, Shrine of Imamzadeh Mahrough, Imamzadeh Mahruq & Ibrahim Shrine
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
The tomb of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Imamzadeh Muhammad Mahruq (Emamzadeh Mahroogh) is one of the historical sites which dates back to the Timurid and Safavid period in 10th century AH. Amazing tile-works of the portico, the entrance to the shrine, including inscriptions which are from Shah Tahmasb I era, are apparent.

A stone is installed which belongs to Shah Soltan Hossein Safavid era (1145 AH.) on which the date of 1119 AH. is inscribed. It also indicates that at the end of Safavid era, Mohammad Khan-e-Nami in Nayshabur had made efforts in the construction of a mosque and its Mosalla (praying center). In this mausoleum one of the offspring of Hazrat Moosa Bin Jafar (AS) has been buried.

The tomb of Imamzadeh Mahruq is located under the dome. It consists of a large dome with a height of 5 meters and a large porch facing the north with an internal width of 8.70 meters and a height of about 12 meters with a curved arch and inscription. This Imamzadeh is registered in historical records.

This Tomb is located adjacent to the tomb of Hakim Omar Khayam Nayshaburi in Nishapur.
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Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
Shrine of Imamzadeh Ibrahim and Muhammad Mahruq - Nayshabur (Nishapur)
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