Tasua, Ashura mourning ceremonies for Imam Hussein and his companions who were martyred in Karbala was held with great magnificence in Soltani Shrine in Beidokht in the presence of many Gonabadi Dervishes.
According to Majzooban Noor, reports from Beidokht indicate that the residents of the city along with Dervishes held Tasua, Ashura mourning ceremonies in the morning and Sham e Ghariban” in the evening in the place of worship and courtyard of the Soltani Shrine.
It is worth mentioning that regional health organization officials prohibited to slaughter any animal sacrifice there before the ceremony and announced that as unsanitary act (!). Although, during these times of Muharram, according to Islamic tradition, sacrificing animals and feeding the people is common in Iran!
Forthermore, the above organization, under order from intelligence agency suddenly had announced that the cemetery connected to the Soltani Shrine (Mazare Soltani) is closed and the burial of the dead is illegal here.
Due to the overcrowding of pilgrims at Beidokht, the existing capacity was not accountable to the population so many are forced to set up a tent in the courtyard of Soltani Shrine in the cold weather.
The grand trustee of Soltani Shrine has already purchased a land to build a pilgrim-house (Zaer saraa) but unfortunately Beidokht municipality refuses to grant construction permits for a pilgrim-house (named as Zaer saraa) due to pressure exerted by religion’s regressive on Iran’s security bodies.
It should be also reminded that, furthermore, contrary to Principles and rules(!) the Executive Committee of the Imam Khomeini by reffering to Article 49 of the Constitution, has attempted to confiscate 10 counts of the assets and properties in Beidokht and was trying to issues forceful ruling in absentia by the Mashhad Revolutionary Court successor of the Court Article 49, regarding the confiscation of the mentioned properties.
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Mazar e Soltani, Beidokht, Gonabad. Shrine of Four Master’s of Sufi Order Nimatullahi SoltanAliShahi Gonabadi: Haj Molla Soltanmohammad e Bidokhti e Gonabadi (SoltanAliShahi), Thirty-Fourth Qutb, Martyr in 1909; Haj Sheykh Mohammadhasan e Bidokhti e Gonabadi (SalehAliShah), Thirty-Six Qutb, Died in 1966; Haj Soltanhussain e Tabande Gonabadi (RezaAliShah II), Thirty-Seven Qutb, Died in 1992; Haj Ali Tabandeh (MahbubAliShah), Thirty-Eight Qutb, Died in 1996; Tomb of Haj Molla Ali e NurAliShah Gonabadi (NurAliShah II), Thirty-fifth Qutb, Martyr in 1918; is in Tehran, in Shrine of “Hazrate Abdol Azim” Near Tomb of Haj Mohammad Kazem e “SaadatAliShah” e Esfahani, Thirty-third Qutb, Died in 1876.
Beiydokht is a city in the Central District of Gonabad County, Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran. Beidokht is located 270 kilometres (170 mi) south of Mashhad. At the 2006 census, its population was 4,823, in 1,392 families.