Also known as: Harun Prison, Haron Prison, Haroon-o-rashid Prison, Haroon-ol Rashid Prison Shahr-e-Rey, Khan Prison, Haron Al Rashid Prison
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). The structure, which was used for the solitary confinement of criminal in the Buyid era, is 9 meters tall and has two stories.
The structure, which was used for the solitary confinement of criminal in the Buyid era, is 9 meters tall and has two stories. | Copyright: Mahdi Kalhor
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
The structure, which was used for the solitary confinement of criminal in the Buyid era, is 9 meters tall and has two stories.
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Behnam Oskar
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Mahdi Kalhor
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Mahdi Kalhor
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Younes Khani
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Aliasghar Mirzazadeh Nafe
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062). | Copyright: Aliasghar Mirzazadeh Nafe
Haroon prison - Shahr-e-Rey
Haroun Prison (Haroon Prison) or the Harun al-Rashid prison (Also known as Khaan) in Rey is a cuboid structure made of stone and stucco, which dates back to the Buyid dynasty (934-1062).
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