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Article Type

Historical Research Article

Authors

Karimian ‎   A. (*)






(*) Governmental Management Training Center, Tehran, Iran

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Article History

Received:   August  21, 2015
Accepted:   December 24, 2015
ePublished:   February 15, 2016

ABSTRACT

Information & Methods Evidence indicates that it has long been considered public health and the ‎observance of pilgrims and the poor people near the Haram of Imam Reza, ‎sometimes it was called "Darulshafa", and the founders were those good people ‎who were trying to provide as much as possible the facilities for the welfare of ‎sick and poor people.‎
Conclusion In Teimori period, Goharshad Khatun founded a Darulshafa nearby‏ ‏the Haram at ‎the time of establishing the Goharshad Mosque. In addition, in Safavieh period ‎there used to be other Darulshafa which received several devotions which the ‎most apparent one was Atighi devotion. In Afshar period, Adelshah repaired Imam ‎Reza Darulshafa and devoted part of his property to it. In Ghajarieh period, Mirza ‎Jafarkhan Moshiroldoleh founded a new type of Darulshafa. After the First World ‎War, Dr. Amir Alam in his trip to Mashhad by presenting a report to Ahmadshah, ‎took action to fundamental reforms in the organization and income of Darulshafa. ‎He also intended to isolate the male and female section of Darulshafa completely. ‎In 1933, Imam Reza Hospital was established by Mohammad Ali Asadi and its ‎second head of the hospital was Professor Hammer Shelak who himself was a ‎obstetrician. Since 1937, the Nursing School was established under the ‎supervision of foreign nurses in this hospital until it was handed over to Iranian ‎nurses in 1941. Now Astan Quds Razavi by having 1048 endowments is one of the ‎biggest endowments in Islamic world.‎


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