Jameh Mosque of Sojas

The Jameh Mosque of Sojas features a rectangular structure built with traditional brick and mortar, measuring 11 meters in length and width, rising 14 meters high.

The construction of this religious building began in 1100 during the Seljuk dynasty period, marking a significant period of architectural advancement in medieval Iran.

The mosque combines traditional Persian architectural elements with Islamic religious principles, demonstrated through its geometric patterns and spatial organization for communal prayers.

Visitors can explore the prayer halls and observe the traditional construction techniques while maintaining respectful behavior during active prayer times.

The mosque contains specific architectural elements from both Seljuk and Ilkhanid periods, including a notable mihrab that represents different historical construction phases.

Location: Khodabandeh County

Official opening: 11 century

Architectural style: Seljuk architecture

Height: 14 m

Length: 11 m

Width: 11 m

Made from material: brick, mortar

GPS coordinates: 36.23653,48.54381

Latest update: March 11, 2025 09:21