Jameh Mosque of Amol

The Jameh Mosque of Amol stands 10.42 meters tall with two floors, featuring marble decorations, intricate tile work, and traditional Persian architectural elements.

The mosque's construction began in 793, followed by substantial renovations in 1695, 1810, and 1917, marking different periods of architectural development in Iran.

The building combines Abbasid, Safavid, and Qajar architectural styles, demonstrating the evolution of Islamic design through the use of brick, marble, and decorative tiles.

Located in Mazandaran Province, the mosque remains an active religious center where visitors can observe traditional Persian architectural craftsmanship throughout its structure.

The construction materials include a specific combination of brick, marble, plaster, lime mortar, tile, and wood, creating distinct patterns across its surfaces.

Location: Amol County

Official opening: 793

Architectural style: Abbasid architecture, Safavid architecture, Qajar architecture

Floors above the ground: 2

Height: 10.42 m

Made from material: brick, marble, plaster, lime mortar, tile, wood

GPS coordinates: 36.47222,52.35406

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03