Tehran – Shiraz held a two-day expert meeting focusing on the potential nominations of historic mosques from 26 Iranian provinces for UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The event, which began on Sunday, aims to bring together cultural heritage experts, local heritage supervision, and officials from the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Crafts, to review and improve the selection of the proposed mosque as a continuous property. That’s what I mean. UNESCO recognition.
According to Mohammad Sabeth Ecridi, Director of the Farz Tourism Bureau, the specialized council was held within the framework of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention.
Sabet-Eqlidi emphasized the cultural and religious significance of Iranian mosques nationwide and internationally. He said the mosque is not only an important element of Iran’s architectural heritage, but also a symbol of identity and faith. He highlighted the importance of these meetings in identifying and preparing the most eligible sites for inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Eight historical mosques in Faz Province, including Mosil Mosque, Vakir Mosque, Nasil al-Mark Mosque, Jameaaatik Mosque, Nairis Mosque, Darab Mosque and Masjed Esangi in Darab were submitted for consideration. “These mosques represent a variety of architectural styles and historical periods, and showcase the artistic and cultural evolution of Iranian mosque construction,” the official said.
The conference will mark an important step in advance of Iran’s efforts to recognize UNESCO recognition for its architectural heritage, ensuring the preservation and global recognition of these historic religious landmarks. Masu.
The diverse architectural styles of Iranian mosques reflect regional variations, featuring intricate geometric designs, vibrant colors and iconic motifs that enhance aesthetic appeal. Each mosque, or “Masjed,” serves not only as a place of worship, but also as a cultural landmark that marks the rich heritage of Iranian Islamic art and architecture.
The initiative, at the 45th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee last year, followed the successful registration of 54 Iranian caravansera, among continuous characteristics such as Persian gardens and Persian canats, to include cultural heritage. It highlights the country’s continued efforts to preserve and promote. Global stage.
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