Matbakh
This is the traditional kitchen with its two ovens (Tanur). We cooked the meals in large copper pots placed on brick tripods.
Round flat breads were kept after cooking in large raw clay jars covered with a lid.
Baskets scales are made of straw and leather.
At the current location of the korsy , the man is wearing the traditional outfit of the region. This place was used to store the wood for the owens which provided also the embers for the water pipes.
The walls of this kitchen are covered with black soot and woven or knotted bags with different patterns according to the region of origin, allowed to store salt.
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Dalan Imam Husayn
In this corridor connecting the Andaruni to the Biruni, all accessories for the ceremony of Ashura (see Hashti) and especially for the Tazieh are exposed.
Tazieh means Condolence Theater. It is a traditional Persian theatrical genre in which the drama is conveyed wholly or predominantly through music and singing. Tazieh dates before the Islamic era and the tragedy of Saiawush in Shahnameh is one of the best examples.
Tazieh, in essence an expiation ritual, coincided with the emergence of Shiism.It appeared in the reign of Mu'izz ad-Dawla, the king of Buyid dynasty, in 963. As soon as the Safavid Dynasty was established in Persia in 1501 and the Shiism of the Twelvers was adopted as the official sect, the State took interest in theater as a tool of propagating Shiism.
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A reproduction of the painting Mahmoud Farshchian "Zor-e Ashura" is the return of the horse of Imam Hossein, without its rider. His sister, Zeynab, understand that his brother has been killed with 72 members of his family and supporters. This picture symbolizes the suffering of the Shia Muslims.
Mahmoud Farshchian is an Iranian painter, master of the miniature whose works are world famous.