Similar to other religious people throughout the world, some traditional people in Iran too tie small pieces of fabric to old trees branches, and locks or windows of sacred places in the hope that their little or big wishes come true; be it so.Gheidar-e-nabi Tomb located in city of Gheidar, near Zanjan, Iran. Gheidar is believed to be one of the two prophets buried in Iran. The other one had been Danial-e-nabi whose tomb is in city of Shush, Khuzestan Province, south-west of Iran.Saturday, February 25, 2006
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Similar to other religious people throughout the world, some traditional people in Iran too tie small pieces of fabric to old trees branches, and locks or windows of sacred places in the hope that their little or big wishes come true; be it so.Gheidar-e-nabi Tomb located in city of Gheidar, near Zanjan, Iran. Gheidar is believed to be one of the two prophets buried in Iran. The other one had been Danial-e-nabi whose tomb is in city of Shush, Khuzestan Province, south-west of Iran.
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Very interesting! And also very nice blog! Bravo!
Sorry I forgot, I think in Japan they do the same... but they tie up little pieces of paper
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