Do Menareh Mosque

The mosque structure incorporates traditional Persian architectural elements with two minarets, constructed using rubble, brick, mortar, tile, and wooden materials throughout its design.

Built during the early 1800s, the Do Menareh Mosque demonstrates the architectural influences of both Afsharid and Zand periods in Iranian religious construction.

The religious building maintains its role as an active center for daily prayers and communal gatherings, representing traditional Islamic practices in Saqqez County.

Visitors entering the mosque grounds must follow dress codes, remove shoes before entering prayer areas, and maintain silence during religious services.

The structure features intricate tile work patterns across its surfaces, combining Persian geometric designs with Islamic calligraphy in its decorative elements.

Location: Saqqez County

Official opening: 18 century

Architectural style: Afsharid architecture, Zand architecture

Made from material: rubble, brick, mortar, tile, wood

GPS coordinates: 36.23675,46.26947

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03