بقعه شیخ ابومسعود رازی خانه انقلاب

**★★★☆☆ Majid Gh — 6 years ago

it's a tomb of a man who lived about one thousand years ago in isfahan. he was a theologian and tried alot to change the belief of people of isfahan from suni to shia islam. his tomb has been repaired in last years so it's not 100% original! but you can see the repair process with photos inside the mausoleum. the main door is normally closed but you can enter from another door which is located in right side of it. the tombstone is located in it's underground. glazed tiles are so beautiful.

**★★★☆☆ Fariborz Alaghehband — 9 years ago

The Khanqah of Sheikh Abu Mas’ud Razi or the Mas’udiyeh Tomb, which was once the public cemetery of Isfahan, and Hafez Abu Na’im, a great historian, hadith scholar, and scientist, was also buried in this place.

Of the buildings known as the Khanqah of Sheikh Abu Mas’ud Razi or the Mas’udiyeh Tomb, nothing remains today except a remarkable and very beautiful sardari. This place was once the public cemetery of Isfahan, and Hafez Abu Na’im, a great historian, hadith scholar, and scientist, was als