Stunning
geometrical motifs formed by tile-works and brick-works, high cypress trees
and the beautiful pond at the center of the courtyard and also the noble
architecture and the spiritual atmosphere are what make the Shah Nimatullah
Vali’s holy shrine a wonderful place for the travelers and the locals of the charming Mahan town.
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| Holy shrine of Shah Nimatullah Vali. Mahan-Kerman |
Shah Nimatullah Vali (also spelled Shah Nematollah Wali) was a Sufi master
and a great poet known as the founder of Nimatullahi Sufism rule who lived
during 14th-15th century in Kerman province. During his lifetime, he travelled
to many countries in the world, like Egypt and Turkistan to spread Sufism. Shah
Nimatollah was passed away in 1431 and got buried
in Mahan town located in the east of Kerman province. Today the locals of Mahan
feel devoted to the Sufism rules of Shah Nimatullah and his beautiful shrine.
His great poem book is a one of the most valuable moral treasuries in Persian
classic literature.
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| Holy shrine of Shah Nimatullah Vali. Mahan-Kerman |
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The beautiful thing about the shrine of Shah Nimatullah is its enchanting
dome ornamented with elegant turquoise tile-works, the high minarets and the
well-formed arcs. Spend an afternoon in the beautiful town of Mahan on KermanDay Tours of Uppersia, enjoy the nice and temperate weather and get acquainted
with the masterly architecture of Shah Nimatullah vali’s shrine and its
peaceful atmosphere.
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| Holy shrine of Shah Nimatullah Vali. Mahan-Kerman |
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