Also known as: Shah-e Cheragh Museum, Museum Shah-e-Cheragh Mausoleum, Shah Cheraq museum
Museum of Shah Cheragh Mausoleum Inaugurated in 1966 in the main court of Shah Cheragh, this museum has many valuable Qorans, collection of handwritten Qurans, calligraphy as well as manuscripts, pre-Islamic vessels, glassware, porcelain, coins, textiles, seals and old lamps and other ancient objects.
The shrine of Hazrat Ahmad ibn Musa, known ...
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
Shah Cheragh is a funerary monument and mosque in Shiraz, housing the tomb of Ahmad and Muhammad, the sons of Imam Musa Kadhim
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
Shah Cheragh Museum, which opened in 1963, has a collection of handwritten Qurans, manuscripts, pre-Islamic vessels, glassware, porcelain, coins, textiles, seals and old lamps.
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
Shah Cheragh Museum, which opened in 1963, has a collection of handwritten Qurans, manuscripts, pre-Islamic vessels, glassware, porcelain, coins, textiles, seals and old lamps.
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
Shah Cheragh is a funerary monument and mosque in Shiraz, housing the tomb of Ahmad and Muhammad, the sons of Imam Musa Kadhim
Shah Cheraq Museum - Shiraz
This shrine belongs to the imam Reza younger brother ( eighth's Shia I'm am) His name is Ahmad son of Musa
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