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Takht-e Fulad

تخت فولاد

Cemetery in Isfahan, Iranian national heritage site.

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Levant & Iraq
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Burial place of
Sayyid Ahmad al-Alavi

People and things also explored

Isfahan· Jabal Amel· Sayyid Ahmad al-Alavi

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islam.museum contributors. “Takht-e Fulad”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/place/takht-e-fulad/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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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.