Foreign visitors hail services at holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS)

A group of foreign pilgrims from the United States have received special cultural services of Imam Reza shrine’s Office for Foreign Pilgrims’ Affairs following their pilgrimage in Imam Reza holy shrine.

The group members, originally from Tanzania, Yemen, Canada, and Pakistan, attended the department of tourists and religions of the office on the second day of presence in Mashhad.

When in the department, the 11-person group watched a video clip on Imam Reza shrine and received special cultural gifts.

The group also had a meeting with the department’s religious expert Hujjat-ul-Islam Rasoul Mousavi.

American Muslims had a religious debate with the cleric and defined the meeting as attractive.

Finishing their meeting at the department of tourists and religions, almost all members of the group described services rendered by Imam Reza shrine’s Office for Foreign Pilgrims’ Affairs as “great and prefect”.

It is worth mentioning that this group will visit Imam Reza shrine’s libraries and museums before leaving Mashhad for Iraq’s Arba’een rally on Thursday September 8.

Thousands of Muslim and non-Muslim tourists visit the holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS), in Iran’s northeastern city of Mashhad.

The office for Foreign Pilgrims Affairs provides the visitors with different cultural and religious services.