Jameh Mosque of Urmia

The Jameh Mosque of Urmia exhibits architectural features from multiple periods, incorporating stone, brick, plaster, and decorative tiles throughout its structure.

The mosque dates back to 1278, with major renovations in 1770 for the shabestan, 1835 for general updates, and 1870 for dome reconstruction.

The religious complex includes a forty-column hall, chambers surrounding the courtyard, and multiple entrances connecting directly to the adjacent Urmia Bazaar.

The mosque maintains its position as an active religious center at coordinates 37.550833, 45.075833, near the southern section of Urmia Bazaar.

The sanctuary contains an altar from 676 AH featuring detailed stucco work from the Ilkhanate dynasty, representing Persian architectural craftsmanship.

Location: Urmia County

Official opening: 1278

Architectural style: Ilkhanid architecture, Zand architecture, Qajar architecture

Made from material: stone, brick, plaster, tile

GPS coordinates: 37.55083,45.07583

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03