The Shrine of Seyyed Ebrahim and the Bismillah Stone of Tabriz

The tomb of Seyyed Ebrahim and the Bismillah stone in the Dohehchi area of Tabriz has long been respected and valued by the local residents. This building, located near the bazaar, has been restored in recent years under the supervision of the Cultural Heritage Organization. Due to the importance of the “Bismillah” stone, this valuable artifact has been transferred to the Azerbaijan Museum for better protection. This historic tomb, located in the urban fabric of Dohehchi, has been revived after recent renovations, and the “Bismillah” stone has been moved to the museum to prevent any possible damage.

The tomb of Seyyed Ebrahim, dating back to the Qajar era, is located on Shams Tabrizi Street in Tabriz and was registered on Iran’s National Heritage List on November 18, 2006.