Tomb of Sheikh Sadr al-Din: a gem in Khoi history and culture
The tomb of Sheikh Sadr al-Din, a famous mystic of the 8th century AH, is located in the city of Khoy in West Azarbaijan province. This building, which is known as one of the most important historical and cultural monuments of the region, is the burial place of Sheikh Sadruddin and several other famous people.
History and architecture:
The construction date of Sheikh Sadr al-Din’s tomb is not exactly known, but some experts attribute it to the 8th century of Hijri. This building was built during the Ilkhanian period and has Azari architecture.
The mausoleum building includes a brick dome, a minaret, and a large courtyard. Inside the tomb, the tombstone of Sheikh Sadruddin and other famous people can be seen.
The decorations of Sheikh Sadruddin’s tomb are very beautiful and original. Mosaic tiles, fine plasterwork, and wall paintings all show the taste and art of Iranian artists.
Importance and position:
The tomb of Sheikh Sadr al-Din is of great historical, cultural, and religious importance. This place is known as one of the most important tourist attractions in Iran.
In addition to historical importance, the tomb of Sheikh Sadr al-Din also has a special place in terms of spirituality and mysticism. Many lovers and disciples of Sheikh Sadruddin travel to this place every year.
Sheikh Sadruddin International Festival:
Every year on the anniversary of Sheikh Sadruddin’s death, an international festival named after him is held in Khoy city. This festival is held with the presence of poets, mystics, and researchers from all over the world.
