Rukn al-Molk Mosque

The Rukn al-Molk Mosque features detailed tile mosaics, brick patterns, and traditional Persian architectural elements throughout its main prayer hall and exterior walls.

Built during the Qajar dynasty period, the mosque opened its doors in 1903 as part of the extensive Takht-e Fulad complex development in Isfahan.

The mosque combines religious functionality with artistic elements through its incorporation of Persian calligraphy, geometric patterns, and traditional Islamic architectural principles.

Visitors can access the mosque through District 6 of Isfahan, with designated prayer areas separated for men and women following Islamic customs.

The building incorporates specific Qajar period construction techniques, using a combination of brick, mortar, and decorative tiles to create its structural foundation.

Location: District 6

Official opening: 1903

Architectural style: Qajar architecture

Made from material: brick, mortar, tile

Part of: Takht-e Fulad

GPS coordinates: 32.62908,51.68475

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:03