Ismail Mosque and Imamzadeh belongs to the Seljuk period and is located in Isfahan, Imam Ali Square, Hatef Street, and this work was registered as one of the national works of Iran on January 15, 1310 with number 112.He is a descendant of Imam Hassan Mojtabi. His ancestry is recorded in the tiles and carvings as follows with two differences: Ismail bin Dibaj bin Ibrahim Ghamar bin Hasan on Hasan Mojtabi (grandfather of Sadat Tabatabai) Ismail bin Hasan bin Zayd bin Hassan Mojtabi (tile inscription on the head) Ismail bin Zayd bin Hassan Mojtabi (wooden inscription above the tomb) But Master Homai believes that all three of these genealogies are wrong and that he is a distant descendant of Zayd bin Hasan. Sahib Makyal al-Makaram, his father (Mirza Abdul Razzaq Mousavi), son-in-law (Syed Morteza Mohd Abtahi) and his son (Syed Mohammad Faqih) were the imams of this place.

Only inside is beautiful

for prayers it's the best

Very beautiful ancient area. My mother love this place so much.

the inner part decoration is eye-catching

very pleasant and spiritual place

A blessed ancient and antique mosque that holds the shrine of Imamzadeh Esmaeil and the holy tomb of the Prophet Isaiah (peace be upon him).

The typical architecture of its era!

Very spiritual place

Do beautiful and calm

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