Related to Ferdows city (located in South Khorasan province)
Also known as: Madreseye Olyia, Oulia School, Fersos Religious School, Madreseh Elmieh Olia, Madrese-ye-Olia
Ferdows Religious School (Madreseh Elmiyeh Oliya or Mardeseh-e Olya) is a historic school with octagonal design, located in the southwest of Ferdows city, in the center of the ancient city of Toon, in South Khorasan province, Iran.
This school was built in the Safavi period with the effort of Mir Ali Beyk. It has a library, two porches ...
Ferdows (Ferdos) lies on he slopes of the Kalat mountains. The salt desert is situated to the west and north of Ferdows and has a changeable climate. In ancient times it was called ‘Toom’ (Toon) and was founded in the pre-Islamic era. Ferdows lies 1,158 km. from Tehran ...
Located in a historical complex consisting of a mosque, an ancient bathhouse with a stone inscription dating back to 1544, an ab-anbar, with an inscription dating ...
Aqa-Bozorg Mosque or Madrese-ye AghaBozorg is an ancient structure with four porches and a beautiful dome and two tile worked minarets. Located in Kashan (Isfahan ...
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