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A Survey on the Background of an Architectural Relic in Razavi Haram: Sanjarid Inscriptions
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Mohammad Taghi Imanpoor *   , Zoheir Siamian Gorji |
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Abstract: (2385 Views) |
| In Islamic civilization history the city of Mashhad is one of the holy cities which has its own special history. A part of the historiography of this city is based on Mashhad architectural relics that is remained inside Imam Reza shrine. One of the most important relics in this shrine is some Inscriptions known as Sultan Sanjarid mud bricks and related to Saljuk king Sultan Sanjar. The problem of this essay focuses on the fact that historians of Middle Islamic Era especially in Safavid and Qajar periods, due to Shiite tendencies tried to relate background of urban identity of Mashhad to creation of relics in Imam Reza shrine. It seems these tendencies somehow drifted their vision about real time of these Inscriptions and according to some documents provided in this article and by an analytical historical method those Inscriptions had been built on Sultan Mohammad Khwarazmshah time not by Saljukid Sultan Sanjar. Result of this essay tries to review the Inscriptions subject by a critical review and shows is spite of the Qjarid historical texts have been made in Sultan Mohammad Khwarazamshah Era. |
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| Keywords: Mashhad, Razavi Haram, Sanjarid Inscriptions, Sultan Sanjar, Sultan Mohammad Khwarazmshah. |
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Type of Study: Research |
Subject:
Islamic History
Received: 2017/08/25 | Accepted: 2017/08/25 | Published: 2017/08/25 | ePublished: 2017/08/25
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