Farahabad Mosque

The mosque incorporates traditional Persian elements with a large brick dome positioned above the southern porch where the Mihrab stands.

Construction of the mosque concluded in 1616 during the Safavid dynasty, marking a period of architectural advancement in Persian religious buildings.

The entrance displays seven-colored tile work, while the interior features Karbandi geometric patterns and Muqarnas architectural details throughout its structure.

Located 28 kilometers from Sari and 2 kilometers from the Caspian Sea, the mosque forms part of a 40-hectare historical complex.

The courtyard contains a pool that receives water directly from the Tajan River through an integrated stream system.

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: March 8, 2025 21:03