Shahcheragh is the name of a shrine and tomb in Shiraz where, according to the Shia belief, Ahmed bin Musa, the eldest son of Musa Kazem (a.s.) and also Muhammad bin Musa (a.s.), one of the brothers of Ali ibn Musa al-Reza (a.s.), were buried there. This shrine is the third most important shrine for Shiites in Iran, after the shrines of Ali bin Musa al-Reza (a.s.) and Masoumeh bint Musa (pbuh). He traveled to Khorasan on the way to join his brother; But on the way he was martyred by the people of Ma'mun Khalifa Abbasi in Shiraz. Sources estimated his death in 203 lunar year From the beginning of Islam, Iranians have paid great attention and interest to the Ahl al-Bayt. Throughout their lives, the wish of most of them was to visit the graves of the pure Imams. Their mourning ceremonies were not held in any Islamic country as grand as the Iranian assemblies. Even their wish was that after the death of the body, He should be buried next to the mausoleum of Imam Athar. Many Iranians had a will to be buried next to the tomb of Hazrat Ahmad bin Musa, the son of Hazrat Musa bin Jafar (a.s.) in Shiraz after his death, next to the shrine of this Hazrat. Over time, a handful of people have investigated and recognized these elders, many people who visit the shrine of Shahcheragh (Ahmed bin Musa) (AS) are worthy of visiting and visiting the beautiful architecture of this threshold with the burial of famous and great people like Wasal. Shirazi, Martyr Ayatollah Seyyed Abdul Hossein Dastghib, Seyyed Majd Bin Hashem Hosseini Bahrani and Seyyed Ali Khan Madani, who have performed valuable services during their lifetime and are placed in this shrine, in this article an attempt has been made to get to know these elders who were buried in the Shahcheragh Shrine. Let's introduce those who have been buried and examine the biographies of these people. It is hoped that this article will show the importance of these people throughout history, which have been very little discussed until today, and make the society more familiar with these elders.