RABI MAUSOLEUM (BOGHE-YE KHAJEH RABI)

This beautiful mausoleum in the martyrs' cemetery is one of the country's most important Shia mausoleum in terms of symbolism: It houses the remains of one of Ali's disciples. The current monument was erected at the beginning of the seventeenth century and has many points common to the most beautiful buildings of Ispahan, despite its much smaller dimensions. The central piece, dominated by the dome, is served by four iwans exactly as in the palace Hacht Behecht. Mosaics are covered with signed calligraphies from Ali Reza Abbassi, one of the most famous calligraphers of Iran from the time safavide.

The cemetery of neighboring martyrs houses local victims falling on the front of the Iran-Iraq war.