On the side line of his visitation from the Razavi Holy Shrine, David Wilmas said, "This is my fourth trip to Iran and I visit Mashhad and Imam Reza's (A.S.) Holy Shrine whenever I come here".
Referring to his first visitation of the Razavi Shrine in 2004, he said, "Whenever I arrive at the Razavi complex, I encounter with more developments both in the vastness of courtyards and porticos and also in the shrine's architectures".
On the sideline of his visitation from Astan Quds Razavi's museums, Wilmas added, "Muslims particularly Iranian people represent lots of interest in Qur'an and Household of the Apostle of God (S.A.W.); therefore, they spent their best and most valuable arts and properties to recognize and commemorate these honorable people".
Professor of Melbourne University referred to the history of the Razavi Shrine and stressed, "Large and small porticos and courtyards next to each other and the tile and mirror works created by expert artists and masters have multiplied the beauty of this shrine".
Introducing this trip as her first visit to Iran and Mashhad, Lebo Molefe, another member of this group, said, "I'm really happy to have the opportunity of visiting Imam Reza's (A.S.) Holy Shrine in my first visit to this beautiful and cultured country".
She stressed, "Since I have lots of Muslim colleagues in Africa, I'm familiar with their customs a lot. However, Islam is different in Iran, thanks to Imam Reza's (A.S.) presence".
On the sideline of her visitation from the Qur'an treasury of Astan Quds Razavi, Molefe said, "Many precious Qur'ans have been gathered at this beautiful museum. These Qu'rans have been written with different handwritings and they are all unique in the world".
Johannesburg's director of meteorology organization went on, "There are many museums all over the Africa, but ancient and unique objects kept at Astan Quds Razavi's museums make these museums very special and unique".
It should be noted that, "A group of guests of Mashhad Metropolis Conference visited Razavi Shrine and its central museum and Qur'an treasury".
