Jamkaran Mosque

The building features two towering minarets, five domes covered in turquoise tiles, and multiple entrance halls leading to a central courtyard.

Construction of the mosque began in 984 CE, with major expansions during the Afsharid period between 1736 and 1796, incorporating various architectural styles.

The mosque contains a specific well where visitors place written requests, believing in a spiritual connection with the Twelfth Imam of Shia Islam.

The complex includes several bazaars, hotels, and accommodation facilities, receiving approximately 15 million visitors each year.

The mosque maintains a tradition of providing free meals to thousands of people every Tuesday evening in its community dining halls.

Location: Central District

Location: Qom Province

Official opening: 10 century

Architectural style: Buyid architecture, Afsharid architecture, Qajar architecture

Elevation above the sea: 913 m

Made from material: brick, mortar, concrete

Website: https://jamkaran.ir

GPS coordinates: 34.58389,50.91472

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:16