Mohammad Bagher Sabzevari, after the repairs of Bagherieh School in Mashhad in 1672, determined endowments to continue the work of the school, which included two plots of land with two guest houses, the buildings of which were leased to individuals with a lease agreement to be given to the school free of charge after 15 years, and two houses that were later rented as inns and 27 shops around the school. Endowment income according to the endowment contract after deduction of repair costs is used as follows: 0.1 as a fee and 0.3 for charity (mourning and feeding the poor of the Twelver community, at the discretion of the trustee) and 0.6 for lighting and cleaning and salaries of clergies and servants.[1][140]