Analysis of the Role of Imam Zadeh Shahcheragh in the Economic Development of Indigenous Communities Using the Swot Model

Holy places, regardless of their holy and spiritual qualities, are an art exhibition and a symbol of civilization and culture attracting religious tourists. Religious tourism has accounted for 26% of the world's total tourism flows annually. Due to its many religious situations, Iran is an appropriate destination for religious tourists, and in the city of Shiraz, the burial place of Hazrat Mir Seyyed Ahmed, the son of Imam Musa Kazem (AS), known as Shah Lilac and brother of Imam Reza (AS), is one of the important centers The pilgrimage of Fars province and the third city of shrines after Mashhad and Qom has many potential for attracting religious tourism. The functions and structures of the spiritual life (social and cultural) and material (economic and spatial) of the city derive from the same religious-cultural nature. In this research, based on library and analytical studies, we tried to analyze the role of Emamzadeh Shahkegrahi in the development of the native community. And this research seeks to answer the question of what role Shah Cheragh's Imamzadeh plays in the economic development of the indigenous community? In this research, the analysis is based on the Swot analysis model. Finally, strategies have been presented considering the factors influencing the Shah Cheragh Emamzadeh including four groups of weaknesses, strengths, opportunities and threats.