Haj Shahbazkhan Mosque

Located at the Ojagh Crossroads, Haj Shahbazkhan Mosque stands as a religious structure built with stone, brick, and mortar in traditional Persian construction methods.

The mosque, which began construction in 1817 and opened in 1820, represents the architectural principles and design elements of the Qajar dynasty period in Iran.

The basement contains a prayer hall while surrounding chambers served as educational spaces for seminary students, combining religious practice with scholarly activities.

Visitors can find the mosque on Madress Street within Heshmat Al-Saltaneh Alley, at coordinates 34.314722 latitude and 47.068056 longitude in Kermanshah.

The structure received official recognition as an Iranian National Heritage site in 2003, documenting its status among the significant religious buildings in Kermanshah Province.

Location: Kermanshah Province

Official opening: 1820

Architectural style: Qajar architecture

Made from material: stone, brick, mortar

GPS coordinates: 34.31472,47.06806

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03