Hassan Mojarrabi; Ali Gholami Firoozjaee
Volume 6, . , March 2018, , Pages 189-204
Abstract
Sheikh Safi's tomb is of special significance in the field of architecture and arts. This monument is from the works of the seventh century AH and has gradually expanded to the present state. The building was originally a monastery residence of mystics and the center of Sufis. But after them, Sheikh ...
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Sheikh Safi's tomb is of special significance in the field of architecture and arts. This monument is from the works of the seventh century AH and has gradually expanded to the present state. The building was originally a monastery residence of mystics and the center of Sufis. But after them, Sheikh Sadr al-Din, made it pantyhose. This research seeks to answer the question of what historic status of art and architecture has been in history? The result of this research shows that the tomb of Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardebili is one of the most important and valuable works of Islamic art and architecture of the Safavid period. Despite the effect of natural factors such as earthquakes, floods and destruction, the tomb are considered a top Iranian art work and the style of Azeri and Islamic architecture. The present article deals with the field study and descriptive-analytical methods and relying on library texts to evaluate the history of the construction, change and development of the tombstone and its collections, as well as the importance of its architectural and artistic value.
