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Mosque Name: Kashan Solatani Mosque and Madrasa

Country: Iran

City: Kashan

Year of construction (AD): 800-899

GPS: 33.982860° 51.447866°

Gibson Classification: 255.2 (Petra)

Rebuilt facing Mecca: never


Description:

Madrasa-i Sultani is a madrasa and mosque complex located in the heart of Kashan, just off its main bazaar street. Fath-Ali Shah Qajar ( 1797-18341212-1250 AH) commissioned the mosque to be built in 18071221 AH, and it was completed by 18141229 AH, according to an inscription on site.

This mosque is also known as the Shah mosque, and is a remnant of the Qajar period . The courtyard of the mosque is 61 x 47 sq. itto.org m. read more on itto.org which has a pool in the center. The mosque has three large entrances. The northern entrance has an arched ceiling, adorned with plaster and tile works. copyright itto.org On the entrance door is a saying from the Prophet Mohammad. The date 1291 AH. can also be noted on the inscription. The Soltani Mosque of Borujerd is one of the active centers of theology in Iran. The mosque has 16 chambers with carved doors , each one is a master-piece of architecture. There is an engraving in the southern porch dating to the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar. This inscription reveals that during the rule of Mohammad Taqi Mirza Hessam - ol - Saltaneh, bakers were exempted from paying tax. copyright itto.org This mosque is the most important mosque of Lurestan province due to the fact of it being one of the historical and ancient mosques, and also because of its architecture. read more on itto.org The Late Ayatollah Borujerdi, who was the spiritual leader of the Shiite sect worldwide, was a teacher of theology in this seat of learning. .

The orientation of this mosque may have been copied from other mosques, or else it could have originated with an earlier mosque on the site.


Read more at itto.org: https://www.itto.org/iran/attraction/715-Soltani-Mosque/


The mosque Qibla

The mosque Qibla


The mosque

The mosque


The Madrasa

The Madrasa


Madrasa courtyard

Madrasa courtyard


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