Built in the early nineteenth century, the Musalla garden is located on the south side of the old city of Na’in. Within the garden, an octagonal structure with a turquoise blue dome commemorates a local saint, Abd al-Vahhab Na’ini. In the middle of the western wall is a cistern with two grand ventilating shafts (badgirs).
Sources:
"Musalla Nain." Iranshahr Encyclopedia of Iranian Architectural History.
http://iranshahrpedia.ir/arch/handle/10667/6372. [Accessed September 21, 2010]
Record updates:
- September 24, 2018 (AKDC Staff): edited data (updated alternate names; changed preferred name to Bagh-i Pirnia; added date information).
