Dashti Mosque

The Dashti Mosque exhibits Ilkhanid architecture with a central dome measuring 9.8 meters in diameter, constructed using brick, plaster, and decorative tiles.

Founded in 1325 during the Ilkhanid period, this religious structure represents the architectural principles and construction methods prevalent in medieval Islamic Iran.

The mosque maintains its function as a central gathering place for Shia Muslim worship while demonstrating the integration of Persian architectural traditions.

Located at coordinates 32°31'40"N 51°47'28"E, the mosque stands in Dashti village, which contains 815 households according to recent population records.

The structure lacks any identifying inscriptions about its construction date or architect, making its historical documentation rely on architectural analysis and regional records.

Location: Isfahan County

Official opening: 1325

Architectural style: Ilkhanid architecture

Diameter: 9.8 m

Made from material: brick, plaster, tile

GPS coordinates: 32.52739,51.79092

Latest update: April 19, 2025 15:59