
Bağ-ı Eram is a historic Islamic garden located in Shiraz, the capital of Persian province in southern Iran, and is regarded as one of the finest examples of Iranian Islamic art and Qajar architectural aesthetics. The Persian word “Eram” (Arabic: “Iram”) alludes to the paradise descriptions in the Quran, thus “Eram Garden” means “Garden of Paradise.” This garden, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, holds a unique position among Islamic gardens due to its aesthetic relationship with nature
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Bagh-e Eram is a historic Islamic garden located in Shiraz, the capital of Fars province in southern Iran. It is regarded as one of the finest examples of Iranian garden art and Qajar architectural aesthetics. The word “Eram” in Persian (derived from Arabic “Iram”) alludes to the Quranic descriptions of paradise, thus “Eram Garden” means “Garden of Paradise.” This garden, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, holds a unique position among Islamic gardens for its aesthetic relationship with n
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