Jameh Mosque of Bersian

The Jameh Mosque of Bersian extends over 68 meters in length and 53 meters in width, featuring a 34.55-meter minaret and an 18.3-meter dome.

The construction of this religious complex began in 1098 with the minaret, followed by the mihrab in 1105, dome in 1134, and courtyard additions in the 1600s.

The mosque displays both Seljuk and Safavid architectural elements through its structural design, demonstrating the evolution of Persian architectural traditions over centuries.

The building materials consist of traditional Persian construction elements including brick, mortar, and plaster, which have maintained structural integrity through the centuries.

The mosque contains two distinct domes with different heights, creating an asymmetrical profile that reflects the architectural innovations of medieval Persian religious structures.

Location: Isfahan County

Official opening: 1098

Architectural style: Seljuk architecture, Safavid architecture

Height: 18.3 m

Length: 68 m

Width: 53 m

Diameter: 10.3 m

Made from material: brick, mortar, plaster

GPS coordinates: 32.52194,52.03389

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03