Moaven al-Molk Tekiyeh

District 3, Iran

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Takyeh Moaven-ol-Molk is a Qajar-era takyeh—a Shia mourning hall—built in 1902 in Kermanshah, Iran. Constructed of tile, plaster, and brick in the architectural style of the period, the building served as a site for religious gatherings and commemoration. The structure sustained considerable damage during the Persian Constitutional Revolution but was subsequently restored. In 1975, it was officially recognized as a National Monument of Iran, acknowledging its cultural and historical significance.