Farahabad Mosque

Farahabad Mosque is a prayer building in Sari County constructed from brick, clay mortar, and tile to create a unified structure. A large dome rises above the southern section where the prayer niche is positioned, forming the main architectural feature.

Construction finished in 1616 during the Safavid period, a time when Persian builders were advancing their religious architecture. This mosque represents the skilled work that developed during this era of architectural growth.

The entrance displays colorful tilework, while the interior shows geometric patterns and detailed plasterwork throughout. These decorative elements reflect the craftsmanship that visitors can still see and appreciate today.

The site sits within a larger historical complex that is easy to walk through and explore at your own pace. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and note that the location is in a rural area where services nearby are limited.

A pool in the courtyard receives water directly from the Tajan River through a built-in channel system. This integrated water supply shows how builders designed the site to work with its natural surroundings.

Location: Sari County

Official opening: 1616

Architectural style: Safavid architecture

Made from material: brick, saruj, plaster, tile

Part of: Farahabad Complex

GPS coordinates: 36.79169,53.10967

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21