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A historic masonry arch dam constructed by the Mongolians around 1300 AD. There is a pathway along the dam which offers great views of the river Kebar.
The Kebar Dam is a masonry arch dam on the Kebar River, Iran, located near a town of the same name, 23 km southeast of Qom, near the village of Zanburak in Jannatabad, Qom. The dam is an early arch dam and was the first arch dam constructed by the Mongols, around 1300 AD. It is the oldest surviving arch dam.
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مسجد جمکران
One of the major pilgrim mosques in Iran. Notice that the mosque is off limits for non-Muslims.
University of Religions and Denominations
The mosque is reserved for Muslims.
The Great Ayat Allah Marashi Najafi
Considered the third largest Islamic library with over 500,000 handwritten texts.
A place where devout Muslims gather to meet and hear speeches from the religious leaders.
The Holy Shrine is the burial place of "Fatema È Massumeh". Also buried within the shrine are three daughters of ninth, Twelver Shī‘ah Imām, Muhammad at-Taqī. Women must wear a chador to enter. Foreigners need to be accompanied by a free guide.