Related to Semnan city (located in Semnan province)
Also known as: Semnan Central Mosque, Imam Mosque in Semnan, Masji-e Emam, Sultani Mosque, Masjed Shah (formerly), Imam Khomeini Mosque, Abbasi Jame Mosque, Semnan Jame Mosque
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world.
This Mosque, begun in 1612 during the reign of Shah Abbas I and, despite the Shah's impatience, under construction ...
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world.
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world. | Copyright: Farhad Hesami
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world. | Copyright: Farhad Hesami
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
This mosque has four large entrances on four sides. The doors to the northern, southern and eastern sides have a vestibule (usually octagonal in shape) and corridors. The upper portion of the northern and eastern doors are arched and artistically worked in plaster and tile.
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
This mosque has four large entrances on four sides. The doors to the northern, southern and eastern sides have a vestibule (usually octagonal in shape) and corridors. The upper portion of the northern and eastern doors are arched and artistically worked in plaster and tile. | Copyright: Farhad Hesami
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
This Mosque, begun in 1612 during the reign of Shah Abbas I and, despite the Shah's impatience, under construction until 1638 represents the culmination of a thousand years of mosque building and a magnificent example of architecture, stone carving, and tile work in Iran, with a majesty and splendor that places it among the world's greatest buildings. | Copyright: Farhad Hesami
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world. | Copyright: Farhad Hesami
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world.
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world.
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
This Mosque, begun in 1612 during the reign of Shah Abbas I and, despite the Shah's impatience, under construction until 1638 represents the culmination of a thousand years of mosque building and a magnificent example of architecture, stone carving, and tile work in Iran, with a majesty and splendor that places it among the world's greatest buildings.
Imam Mosque (Masjed Shah) - Semnan
Imam Mosque in Semnan (Masjid-e Emam, Masjed Sultani, Masjid Jame' Abbasi) also called Masjid-e Shah (Royal Mosque) located in the city center of Semnan is one of the finest and the most stunning buildings in the world.
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