Isfahan Province

أصفهان

Region (Wikidata Q1367759).

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Persia & Central Asia
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Birthplace of
Sayyid Hassan Modarres· Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi
Place of death of
Ibrahim al-Thaqafi

People and things also explored

Isfahan· Hassan Modarres Mausoleum, Kashmar· Jameh Mosque of Isfahan· Kashmar· Kufa· Sayyid Hassan Modarres· Ibrahim al-Thaqafi· Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi

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Isfahan

A city and province in central Iran, where Ibn Sina spent his last years at the court of Ala al-Dawla. It was a Seljuk capital under Tughril Beg and Malikshah, then the Safavid capital that Shah Abbas replanned around the Maydan-i Shah. It suffered massacre and siege under Timur and the Afghans, and today keeps one of the most significant complexes of Islamic monuments preserved in a modern city.