Here we can see the immense size of the walls and the art.
The children with the caretaker of the site who gave us all the information. Behind them is the room where Imamzadeh Hamza (as) is buried. We were able to go in but not able to offer prayers there as it was under construction since 'eid e borzorg' the Big Eid whicn in Iran refers to Nowruz. This site relies on donations to keep it maintained as it is 'azad' or independently looked after and does not rely on any funds from the government. We offered prayers in the adjacent room which was the room of
Imamzadeh Hamza's (as) grandson, Imamzadeh Ahmad.
As you can see here, even the doors were ornate and quite intricately hand worked.
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