This Shrine is so beautiful. There is always so many people, they use Shrine to walk to other side of the road to not use bridge. Also there is drinkable water so people can take. Also there are people who sit on carpet and eat and take time. A spiritual and relaxing place for those who are looking for a suitable means of communication between themselves and their God, how good it is that this means is a person from the family of the Prophet.

This Shrine is so beautiful. There is always so many people, they use Shrine to walk to other side of the road to not use bridge. Also there is drinkable water so people can take. Also there coming people to sit on carpet and eat and take time.

Iran’s second-holiest city after Mashhad, Qom (Ghom) is home to both the magnificent Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine and the hardline clerics who have ruled the country since 1979. Shiite scholars and students come from across the world to study in its madrasehs (schools) and browse in its famous religious bookshops, pilgrims pay homage at the shrine and locals are conspicuously pious. Travellers need to be mindful of the city's religious nature when visiting and dress conservatively. Discreet behaviour is particularly appreciated around the Hazrat-e Masumeh shrine.

Whenever you come here, please keep it in mind that whatever your desires are, pray with reference of Hazrat Masooma and it will be fulfilled. Please keep me and my family in your prayers. May Allah bless you.

A spiritual and relaxing place for those who are looking for a suitable means of communication between themselves and their God, how good it is that this means is a person from the family of the Prophet

One of the most memorable experience you can have here regardless of your caste or religion. One of the most peaceful place in the city of Qom.

Fatima Masumeh was the sister of the eighth Imam Reza and the daughter of the seventh Imam Musa al-Kadhim

Absolutely breathtaking place! It has a shrine of an important Ahl al-Bayt member, a mosque and a courtyard built in an enormous area. Gives you the spirits as if you are in Medina, Masjid al Nabawi. It has a free entrance yet guarded by security. Be mindful that if you're a female tourist, the personnel in the security makes you wear "Chador" (full cover hijab), but it has a great feeling to it.

MA SHA ALLAH very Beautiful religious place,Irani people r very good,I want visit again INSHA ALLAH ❤️🌹💐

Very very great I suggest you all to at least visit this Shrine one time in your life It is somehow like imam Reza peace be upon him And it is natural Do not forget to visit this holy Shrine I strongly suggest you to visit this holy Shrine

Fatima Masoumeh Shrine is the burial place of Fatima Masoumeh and a complex of tombs in the center of Qom city. The tomb of Fatima Masoumeh is located in the middle of a tomb with a height of 20.1 meters and a length and width of 95.2 x 20.1 meters and it is covered with exquisite tiles from the beginning of the 7th century. Around the shrine, there is a wall with a height of two meters and a length and width of approximately 80.4 x 40.4 meters, which was built in the lunar year 950 and decorated with mosaic tiles, and now this wall is covered with a mesh shrine made of silver.

Its spread in a vast area with big tombs and minarets beautiful architecture Superb arabic designs With spacious gardens around And fountains One of the best shrines in the world Always crowded And has a great great historical background

I visited this holy Shirin during a visit to qom city. While it was super hit outaide, inside was just as cool as heaven. The artitecture of ahirin was spectacular. The tomb part of ahirin was so sensetive that people were crying. Ghe entry for ahiring divided as for men and fir women only

I feel peace and calm there, I love this place.

Tomb of the dear daughter of Imam Kazem (as) and sister of Imam Reza (as) in the holy city of Qom

Paradise of Qom When you travel to Qom, you must go here. Everything great. I hope to visit here whenever I can. ❤️

You may get lost inside or on your way out You have to ask for the names of the doors to remember where you came from

Very spiritual place ☺️ Awesome No words for telling

bibi fatima shrine is one of the place where everyone should visit and see how much harrasment is dine by israel and

Very calm and peaceful place 🌱

Mashalla, beautiful, clean and peaceful site. Well maintained and areas for private majlis and contemplation. Nice water feature and layout.

My visit to the Fatemeh Masumeh Shrine in Qom, Iran, left me profoundly moved. The sacredness of the place was palpable, and the meticulous maintenance reflected a deep reverence. The staff's friendliness and unwavering commitment were evident, adding to the spiritual ambiance. It's worth noting that the mandatory Chador requirement was seamlessly addressed, with readily available rentals at no cost. This thoughtful provision showcased the shrine's dedication to ensuring a respectful and inclusive experience for all visitors. A heartfelt 5-star rating for the spiritual richness, impeccable upkeep, and considerate staff at Fatemeh Masumeh Shrine.

It's nice to visit during sunset. Specially after great biking. Because of no guards fence, take care of kids.

Beautiful and spiritual place, the architecture and Zakhrafah are amazing!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

One of the best places to relax and communicate with the innocent

Astana of Hazrat Masoumeh; Shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh (PBUH), buildings, endowments and administrative organizations are related to it, most of them are in Qom city. Hazrat Fatima Masoumeh (pbuh) decided to go to Khorasan in the year 201 of the lunar year, one year after Imam Reza (pbuh) arrived in Marv, and when she reached Saveh, she fell ill. Musa bin Khazraj Ash'ari, one of the Ash'aris residing in Qom, went to Saveh and brought him to Qom and gave him a home in his palace, and after some time, Hazrat Masoumeh (PBUH) died. The body of Fatima Masoumeh (PBUH) was buried in a place called Bagh Babolan. The first dome on his grave was built by Zainab, one of the Alevi women, and this building was magnified during the Safavid period. The first shrine was built by Shah Tahmasab I.