Kermanshah, located in western Iran, features remarkable Islamic architecture including the historic Jameh Mosque and the beautiful Tekyeh Moaven ol-Molk with its stunning tile work and calligraphy. The city has been a significant center along the ancient Silk Road, embracing Islam during the 7th century Arab conquest and later becoming an important hub for Shia Islamic culture. Kermanshah's diverse Muslim population, including Persian, Kurdish, and other ethnic communities, contributes to a rich tapestry of Islamic traditions, religious ceremonies, and cultural festivals that reflect centuries of Islamic heritage.