Eventually, he reached Rey, a city with strong Shia communities. In that era, Rey was a hub for scholars and spiritual figures. He settled there quietly, teaching and guiding people until he passed away. Pilgrims recite special supplications praising his knowledge, lineage, and steadfastness. Many compare the spiritual reward of visiting him to visiting holy shrines in Iraq. Inside, the mirror mosaics reflect light in thousands of tiny fragments, creating a spiritual shimmer that visitors often describe as otherworldly.
Rey is undergoing modernization while trying to preserve its historical character. Its combination of ancient ruins, religious centers, and lively local culture makes Shahr-e Rey a uniquely meaningful part of cultural landscape. Shah Abdolazim Hassani—often called Hazrat Abdolazim—is one of the most respected religious figures in Iran. His shrine, located in the historic city of Shahr-e Rey, south of Tehran, is a major pilgrimage destination visited by millions each year. With its rich spirituality, architectural beauty, and centuries-old history, the shrine stands as one of the most important religious landmarks in the country.
