The historical course of the monuments of the tomb and the holy places in Islamic era in Iran (case study of the survival of the holy places of Kohgiluyeh and boyer-ahmad province)

Holy places and descendants of imams tombs, is one of the most influential social and cultural institutions that are not only recognized and respected in the teachings of the Islamic religion and the Islamic lands, but also in other
religions and nations. In the meantime, the volunteers and survivors of the Prophet's family of Islam (PBUH) have come to the conclusion, based on various rational reasons, that they are aware of the divine traditions and the
methods of approaching God. Imams descendants have the most dispersal and distribution in the historical and religious geography of the Islamic and Shia worlds, so that in many cases Shiite communities are known as these places. Hence, attention to the knowledge and understanding of the glory of these Imams descendant’s holy places in order to preserve the profound Shiite culture seems necessary. In this article, the descriptive and encyclopedic  form  of the religious and historical monuments of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, especially the Tomb of Imams descendants, has been explored using library and geographical maps, written documents, genealogy and presentations.