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Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme Aga Khan Award for Architecture

Mashhad-i Fatima

Qum, Iran

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See:

"Shrine of Hazret-e Masumeh." Iran Tourism and Touring Organization (ITTO) Website. http://www.itto.org/attraction/attraction.asp?status=showattraction&attractid=Sh86&prv=qom. [Accessed May 16, 2006; inaccessible October 31, 2013]

Gray, Martin. "Qum, Iran." Places of Peace and Power: The Sacred Site Pilgrimage of Martin Gray. http://sacredsites.com/middle_east/iran/qum.htm. [Accessed July 27, 2004]
Variant names
  • Fatima Shrine (Alternate)
  • Haram-i Mutahhar-i Hazrat-i Ma'sumah (Alternate)
  • Shrine of Fatima (Translated)
  • Hazrat-i Ma'suma Shrine Complex (Alternate)
  • Shrine of Fatima al-Ma'sumah (Variant)
  • Shrine of Hazrat-i Masumeh (Translated)
  • Main Mosque (Alternate)
  • Shrine of Fatima al-Masumeh (Variant)
  • Shrine of Hazrat-e Masumeh (Variant)
  • Masooma-e-Qum (Alternate)
  • Masuma-e Qum (Variant)
Date
first dome built 1055/447 AH, dome rebuilt with additions 1519/925 AH, minarets reconstructed 1784/1198 AH, iwans added 1829/1245 AH, new sahn added in 1883/1300 AH
Style period
Safavid, Qajar
Associated names
Site comprises
Building type
funerary, religious
Building usage
mausoleum, shrine
Associated collections
Coordinates
34.641689, 50.87965
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    Caption
    Detail of East Iwan in New Court; muqarnas semi-vault
    Date
    1977
    Associated sites
    Associated names
    Copyright
    Asia Institute, Shiraz (defunct) / Courtesy of Richard N. Frye
    Source
    Saadat, Bijan. 1977. The Holy Shrine of Imam Zadeh Fatima Ma'suma, Qum. Vol. I. Shiraz: Asia Institute, Pahlavi University.
    Medium
    color print
    Image dimensions
    640 x 450
    Image resolution
    72 PPI
    Image size
    219 KB
    Image ID
    IMG12396

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