Jameh Mosque of Abarkuh

The Jameh Mosque of Abarkuh is a religious building in Abarkuh County in central Iran. The structure combines marble decoration, geometric patterns, and intricate brickwork across its prayer halls and courtyard.

Initial construction began around the year 1000 and was later expanded in several phases. Additions occurred across following centuries, making the building a layered structure from different periods.

The mosque displays architectural elements from five Persian dynasties added across centuries. Visitors can observe how the style evolved from the early medieval period to the early modern era.

The site is easily accessible by road and located in the central region of the country. The grounds are walkable and allow visitors to explore the different sections of the complex and its courtyard.

The building was constructed using traditional materials such as brick, lime, and marble, all worked by hand. These crafting techniques remain visible today in the details of the decoration and structural composition.

Location: Abarkuh County

Official opening: 10 century

Architectural style: Buyid architecture, Seljuk architecture, Ilkhanid architecture, Timurid architecture, Safavid architecture

Made from material: brick, plaster, stone, marble, tile, lime mortar

GPS coordinates: 31.13036,53.28556

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:23