Unlike the current anti-Iranian Islamic Republic, the patriotic #Pahlavi Kings assigned importance and devoted great resources to our rich history & culture

It was they who built the magnificent mausoleums of our favourite poets, that are today top tourist attractions

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Tomb of Ferdowsi
Built: 1934
Location: Tus

After over 900 years, it was #Reza_Shah_The_Great who built #Ferdowsi the permanent tomb he deserved

Designed to look similar to #Cyrus_The_Great’s tomb

After 1979, the new barbarians in power made several attempts to destroy the tomb
A 1000 years later & the situation seems no different

Our Iran is ruled by the forces of Ahriman that seek to destroy our national identity & the dignity of our brothers & sisters

Evil men are praised & our greatest heroes are unjustly maligned

#Iran needs a new #Reza_Shah
Tomb of Hafez
Built: 1935
Location: #Shiraz

The first pic is of the former shrine in 1901

Current structure is encircled by 5 steps, has 8 columns, each 10m tall, that support a copper dome, shaped as a dervish’s hat

A copy of #Hafez’s #Divan is in nearly every #Iranian home
Tomb of Saadi
Built: 1952
Location: #Shiraz

Built during reign of #Mohammad_Reza_Shah_The_Great

The architect Mohsen Foroughi was inspired by the Chehel Sotoun in #Isfahan

On the walls surrounding the tomb can be seen 7 verses of his poems

#Saadi is 1 of my personal faves
The first two lines remind me of our fallen Iranian monarchy, and the last two lines remind me of the current anti-Iranian, uncivilized idiocracy that rules our beloved nation today
Mausoleum of Avicenna
Built: 1952
Location: #Hamadan

#Avicenna was an Iranian polymath who made significant contributions in many fields including medicine, philosophy, astronomy & poetry

His “The Canon of Medicine” became standard medical text for over 600 years after he died
Mausoleum of #Omar_Khayyam
Built: 1963
Location: #Nishapur

The former grave of the #Persian polymath was described in 1911 as a “simple case made of brick and cement with no inscription”

The current mausoleum was commissioned by Reza Shah & completed during his son’s reign
Reza Shah The Great’s Mausoleum
Built: 1950
Destroyed: 1980
Location: Ray

#Reza_Shah was sent into exile by the invading British & Soviet armies in 1941 during WWII

He died in 1944 & was buried in Egypt

His son built the mausoleum in 1950 & had him an Imperial funeral in 1951
After the Islamic Revolution, Khomeini appointed Sadegh Khalkhali as “Chief Justice”

Under his direction, savage mobs destroyed Reza Shah’s mausoleum in 1980

Khalkhali is pictured below in a white turban, helping in the destruction

A passage from his memoir is also attached
Reza Shah’s body was never found & it was declared by the IR that his son took it with him when he left Iran

This was denied

In 2018, during expansion work at a nearby shrine, a mummified body believed to be Reza Shah was found

Its fate today is unknown

REZA SHAH ROOHAT SHAD
Mausoleum of Ruhollah Khomeini
Built: 1992 (By the I.R.)
Location: Tehran

The larger surrounding complex is *still* under construction, but when completed will be over 20 km2

In 1990, the IR gov’t announced the cost to be **US$2 billion**

I’m sure it has greatly surpassed this
Where are all the leftists who complained about the so-called “stealing of wealth” under the Shah?

50 years later &the same brain-dead Red & Black factions still make such a disingenuous fuss over the 2500 year celebrations, which were 10% of the cost & infinitely more important
Tomb of #Cyrus_The_Great
Built: 6th Century BCE
Location: #Pasargadae

Given the utmost respect & honour by the #Pahlavi’s, Cyrus’s tomb was the focal point of the Shah’s magnificent 2500 years celebration of the #Persian Empire in 1971

Our pre-Islamic past is hated by the IR
In contrast, after the 1979 Revolution, Khomeini’s appointed “Chief Justice”, Sadegh Khalkhali, who had just finished a destructive rampage in Tehran with his band of savages, was heading to Shiraz to destroy Persepolis and Cyrus’s tomb

They were stopped by patriotic locals
In recent years, Iranians have gathered by the thousands at #Cyrus_The_Great’s tomb to celebrate him & our rich pre-Islamic history

They have faced violent crackdowns & arrests

Popular chants:

“Iran Vatan e Mast, Kourosh Pedar e Mast”

“Ma Aryaee Hastim, Arab Nemiparastim”
Tomb of Mohammad Reza Shah The Great
Built: 1980
Location: Cairo

The Shah is buried in the same mosque Reza Shah was buried before his body was taken back to Iran in 1951

After the IR’s overthrow, we’ll hold 2 grand imperial funerals for the Great Pahlavi Kings

🔥JAVID SHAH🔥
Official history on the Shah & revolution is based on the lowest IQ propaganda created by Islamists, leftists & liberals

It’s hard 2 believe so many young Iranians are fooled by it

I am pictured below saluting my #Shahanshah

I will always salute H.I.M.

The Immortals Never Die
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