Jameh Mosque of Shahrud

The Jameh Mosque of Shahrud combines elements of Ilkhanid and Qajar architecture through its construction of adobe, brick, and decorated tiles.

The mosque, which opened its doors in 1863, represents an important period of architectural development during the Qajar dynasty in Iran.

The mosque functions as both a religious center for Islamic worship and a gathering space for community events in the Semnan Province.

The mosque maintains regular prayer schedules and welcomes visitors who follow appropriate dress codes and cultural protocols.

The building incorporates specific architectural elements from two distinct Iranian dynasties while maintaining its original structural integrity.

Location: Semnan Province

Official opening: 1863

Architectural style: Ilkhanid architecture, Qajar architecture

Made from material: adobe, brick, tile

GPS coordinates: 36.42528,54.95889

Latest update: April 2, 2025 13:48