• Mashhad - Wikipedia

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    14 Mashhad as capital of Iran and independent Khorasan. 15 Notable people from Mashhad and Toos.

  • Meşhed Ardehal - Vikipedi

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    Photos: Mashhad Ardehal Rug Washing Ceremony, Photos by Sajjad Safari, Mehr News Agency, dated 10/04/09.

  • İran Meşhed Mashhad İran Meşhed Mashhad

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    İran Meşhed Mashhad, tanıtımı, tarihi yerleri, turistik yerleri, dini yerleri, gezilecek yerler, görülecek yerler, gezi yorumları

  • MASHHAD: IRAN's Holy City - MASHHAD's Official...

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    MASHHAD (Mash-Had) is located between two mountain ranges of Binalood and hezarmasjed, 900 Kilometers east of Tehran.

  • THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Mashhad - 2024 (With Photos)

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    Things to Do in Mashhad, Iran: See Tripadvisor's 3,078 traveler reviews and photos of Mashhad tourist attractions.

  • Mashhad Unveiled: A Comprehensive Guide to Iran's Spiritual...

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    Mashhad, the second biggest city in Iran, is a place where old and new, tradition and innovation, faith and progress all come together.

  • Mashhad Cafe & Lounge İstanbul

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    Lezzet,keyif ve manzaranın bir arada buluştuğu adres Mashhad istanbul siz değerli dostlarımız için kalite ve hizmetin en doğru adresi.

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  • Mashhad | Meaning, History, Tourism, & Map | Britannica

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    Administration and society. The city of Mashhad is the seat of Mashhad shahrestān (county), which is a part of Khorāsān-e Razavī ostān (province).

  • Mashhad | ToIran, Tourism Platform

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    Mashhad is considered the Spiritual Heart of Iran, as it is the city where the shrine of the eighth Shia Imam, Reza (PBUH) is located.

  • Mashhad | Zaydi Islam

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    The Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rashid is also buried within the shrine. Mashhad has been governed by different ethnic groups over the course of its history.