This shrine is one of the lesser-known but respected pilgrimage sites in Gilan province, about which precise information is limited. Based on field research and local sources,
Seyyed Khalil is considered one of the Alavi Sayyids of the region.
According to local beliefs, his lineage traces back to the Shia Imams' descendants.
He probably lived during the Safavid or Zand periods.
Features of the shrine:
• Traditional Gilani architecture with wood and brick materials
• A small dome colored green or turquoise
• Simple interior space with Islamic decorations
• Possible presence of a spring or an ancient tree adjacent to the shrine
Local customs:
• Weekly ceremonies held by the locals
• Local offerings such as cooking halva and sweets
• Special ceremonies during Muharram and religious holidays
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