The permission to establish foreign schools in Iran was issued from the time of the Muzaffar al-Din Shah Qajar, which was set up by the “Stuart Memorial College” or the “Adab” High School in Isfahan, “Mehraeein” in Yazd, and the “College of the British” in Kerman.
Vertance Yuzukchian, one of the religious authorities of Jolfa of Isfahan during Mohammad Shah Qajar period, witnessed strange matches in Ghushkhane garden.
In the year 414 Ah, a man in sufi dress, from Isfahan`s Bidbakhshan and Bidabad neighborhood entered Isfahan. This man was an important scientist, the philosopher and doctor of Iranian history.
One of the highest minarets in Isfahan is the “Ali Mosque” minaret. This monument was built during the time of Sultan Sanjar Seljuki. About the minarets and rods of Isfahan, there are many folk tales.
One of the monuments that has always attracted the attention of domestic and international tourists is the “Monar Jonban”.
Throughout history we have read and heard that the large and rich libraries of Iran were burnt by the enemies during attacks.
During the Safavid era special effort and attention was given to medicine and practicing medicine.
Sonbolestan neighborhood, that today is located between the Abdolrazagh and Ebne Sina streets, is one of the six oldest neighborhoods of Isfahan.
In the most eastern part of the Isfahan city, which was once called “Jay Qadim”, the bridge from the Sassanian period has remained with its glorious history unchanged over the passage of time.
He is sitting on top of the roof of the Ali Qapu Palace. Cool and quiet wind blows and scatters his handwritten notes.
Due to the request of Sultan Husayn’s mother, Chaharbagh school was founded in the year 1700. In order to cover the expenses of the school Sultan Husayn built additional buildings, such as a store and caravanserai, around the school and dedicated them to the same school together with some farmlands and gardens.
When you look at the Baba Ghassem school’s construction date, that is the year of 1324, it becomes clear that it was built 100 years after the Mongol invasion to Iran.