Jameh Mosque of Saveh

The Jameh Mosque of Saveh consists of a rectangular courtyard with brick columns, a 17-meter-high dome, and a single minaret reaching 14 meters.

The mosque dates back to the 12th century, constructed during the establishment of Saveh city, with foundations potentially originating from a 10th-century structure.

The mosque exhibits multiple architectural styles, including Abbasid, Seljuk, Ilkhanid, and Safavid, visible in its structural elements and decorative patterns.

The mosque contains two altars bearing Kufic script inscriptions, with additional chambers positioned on both sides of the western elevated porch.

The interior of the 14-meter diameter dome features intricate tile decorations, while the minaret displays raised brick patterns and historical inscriptions.

Location: Saveh County

Official opening: 10 century

Architectural style: Abbasid architecture, Seljuk architecture, Ilkhanid architecture, Safavid architecture

Elevation above the sea: 987 m

Height: 17 m

Diameter: 14 m

Made from material: adobe, mud, brick, plaster

GPS coordinates: 35.01028,50.36306

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:30