Rab-e- Rashidi and review of recreational projects and contemporary peripheral studies

Performing field studies on the Tabriz Rab-e-Rashidi site reveals contradictions and poses a serious challenge to the views presented; one of the disparities in the information available and printed geographic maps was with the location discussed. The second point is the non-compliance of the rebuilding plans presented with the reality, the scale and the principle of the existing location with the northern section of the Rashidi in the Endowment Deed of the Rab-e-Rashidi ,Savaneh – Al afkar and other historical documents. Studies and studies have shaped the new hypothesis and seriously questioned the results of published articles. A few questions were raised about the following topics: Can the quadrant of Rashidi belong to a large number of historical documents in a limited number of hectares? The tower of the south of the castle, some of which was supposed to be the observatory; why is it built in a section that does not have, much heavens to the sky? The progress of the studies w::as char::acterized; the place considered as a quarter of Rashidi was not the entire collection, but part of Rashid Abad. A document that confirmed  historical maps and narratives of the locals. Locals nowadays know this place as Rashidi Castle. As a result of this research, the complete design of the castle tower and castle was obtained, and its three-dimensional design was a real re-creation, and the design of the plan and the Rab-e- Rashidi Rotheh, by referring and extracting architectural spaces from the endowments and adding them to the table and listing the table to the most actual map of the map The Rotheh was drawn up on a scale close to the real. Field research showed that there are not many works from the quarterly Rashidi date of the end. The purpose of the publication of the research results is to express the facts and facts of the Quarterly Rashidi as one of the most important scientific and Academic work based on a substantive and documented critique.