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Soltani Mosque (Jame' Mosque), Asad Abad

Tuesday, 01 January 2008 15:29 administrator
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The decree of Shah Abbas Safavid I (996-1038) and dating to the year 1026 AH. also related to a discount in taxes. The decree of Shah Safi (1038-1052) and dating to the year 1046 AH. in connection with the tax and government tax exemptions of various communities such as the 'Kavlolian', 'Oranloo' and the 'Indians' (reputedly known as 'Khatiran').

These communities had settled in the vicinities of Nahavand, Asad Abad, Harsin, Deynoor, Bilavar, Sonqor, Gurab and Malayer. An inscription related to the repairs of this mosque under the orders of Shah Soleiman Safavid (1077-1105), under the supervision of Haji Ali Khan Zanganeh, Aslan Aqa, and an architect by the name of Mohammad Taheri Hamadani. These repairs took place in the year 1097 AH.