Jameh Mosque of Aradan

The Jameh Mosque incorporates traditional Persian architectural elements with intricate brickwork patterns, domed structures, and vaulted halls within its complex.

The mosque, constructed during the Qajar period, demonstrates the evolution of Iranian religious architecture through its multiple expansions and renovations over time.

The religious structure functions both as a center for Islamic worship and as a gathering place for community events throughout the calendar year.

Built with local materials including brick, adobe, mud, and plaster, the mosque maintains structural integrity through traditional construction methods.

The mosque features specific design elements from the Qajar dynasty period, including detailed architectural compositions that reflect Iranian craftsmanship techniques.

Location: Aradan County

Architectural style: Qajar architecture

Made from material: brick, adobe, mud, plaster

GPS coordinates: 35.25153,52.49589

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03