Hajj Safar Ali Mosque

The mosque contains ornate tilework throughout its interior spaces, featuring intricate geometric patterns and detailed floral designs characteristic of Persian Islamic art.

Construction of the Hajj Safar Ali Mosque took place during the Safavid dynasty, marking a period of architectural advancement in Persian religious buildings.

The mosque functions as a central location for daily prayers, religious education sessions, and community gatherings during important Islamic observances.

Visitors must remove their shoes before entering the prayer halls and women need to wear appropriate covering, including headscarves, when accessing the premises.

The mosque incorporates traditional Persian architectural elements with specific regional adaptations that reflect the cultural identity of Azerbaijan province.

Location: Tabriz

GPS coordinates: 38.08336,46.29434

Latest update: March 19, 2025 19:47