Just two words to describe it: Awesome and unmissable! The interiors of this Mosque are magnificent and you could be never tired to gaze them. The highest point of persian Islamic architecture.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and historical mosque (Original) مسجدی بسیار زیبا و تاریخی

Unique Poetry of Iranian Architecture! Before visiting this building you have to be prepared to experience one of the most diverse architectural buildings in Iran, after passing the corridor and after entering the dome. Low ambient light and under-dome windows that light the environment in a special way. Be sure to visit the basement of the mosque.

Words not enough to describe the beauty!!! Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is a must to see when visiting Esfahan. It is one of the masterpieces of Iranian architecture that was built during the Safavid Empire, standing on the eastern side of Naqsh-i Jahan Square, Esfahan, Iran. Spot 1 h to explore the beauty and history of the mosque. Try to visit early morning when its quiet. Highly recommended!!!

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is one more beautiful mosque of Iran which shows marvelous Iranian art work. Interestingly, due to the sun rays, the dome changes between blue to pink. This mosque was built just for Royal family and royal females but time never remains a same. Later on, it was opened for general public. I like this mosque which is small in size but full of detailed art work. Excellent indeed!!!

One of the most interesting ornaments IMHO was that stalagmite-like structure hanging above your head at the entrance. Another interesting fact: the Lotfollah Mosque had a secret entrance that spanned underneath the Maidan, from the Palace on the opposite side of the square.

Wishing to be able to sit here for 12 hours. Such a calm and holy light place. For me, this is the best place to be with yourself, meditating, observing both nature and human. Genius human create this 🎇

I can’t explain how I love this place One of the best tourist attractions in Isfahan ( Esfahan)

Architecture of Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque Due to the fact that Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque was designed to be a private mosque, it is smaller than Imam Mosque, and has no minarets. Naqsh-e Jahan Square, in contrast with the most important structures in Iran, does not follow the direction of Mecca, so Shaykh Bahai, the chief architect of the project, faced a challenge while designing two mosques of the square. Like Imam Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque has an entrance portal that turns right, forcing the visitor to face the direction of Mecca when entering the mosque. The paintings and interior tiles were made by Reza Abbasi, famous Iranian artist, and its quality and beauty overcome exceed anything created In Iran before. The walls, dome, entrances of the mosque are decorated with the so-called seven-color tiles, calligraphy, inscriptions of some chapters from Quran, names of Imams, and poetry.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is one of the architectural masterpieces of the eleventh century. This mosque is famous for its lack of minarets and courtyards. This mosque is located in the World Square of the Universe. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is the world's tallest dome as one of the most beautiful domes in the world. The dome of this mosque comes in three colors: earthy, pink and gray. Many believe that this building does not actually have the role of a mosque like other mosques, and the architect, in an artistic way, created a space that even Followers of other religions and all human beings will notice the divine and mystical light in it.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is one of the masterpieces of Iranian architecture that was built during the Safavid Empire, standing on the eastern side of Naqsh-i Jahan Square. Construction of the mosque started in 1603 and was finished in 1619. It was built by the chief architect Mohammadreza Isfahani, during the reign of Shah Abbas I of Persia. On the advice of Arthur Upham Pope, Reza Shah Pahlavi had the mosque rebuilt and repaired in the 1920s. The purpose of this mosque was for it to be private to the royal court (unlike the Shah Mosque, which was meant for the public). For this reason, the mosque does not have any minarets and is smaller. Indeed, few Westerners at the time of the Safavids even paid any attention to this mosque, and they certainly did not have access to it. Compared with the Shah Mosque, the design of the Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque is quite simple: there is no courtyard, and there are no interior iwans. The building itself consists of a flattened dome resting on a square dome chamber. However, in contrast to the simple structure of this mosque, the decoration of both interior and exterior is exceedingly complex, and in its construction the finest materials were used and the most talented craftsmen employed. Robert Byron wrote about this sight: I know of no finer example of the Persian Islamic genius than the interior of the dome. The dome of the mosque was truly breathtaking, the sheer size of it from inside and the detailed design was exceptional.

This mosque is one of the main tourist attractions in Isfahan and is one of the four main buildings in Naghsh Jahan Square. The beauty of this mosque and its beautiful roof is praiseworthy. Do not miss to see this unique mosque. I suggest you sit a little under the dome and experience peace and relaxing.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful places I have ever seen, what a prospect! it remains one of the most beautiful, with its Iranians strolling elegantly under a blazing sun, scarf in the wind for women. (Original) Une des plus belles places qu'il m'ait été donné de voir, quelle perspective ! cela demeure une des plus belles, avec ses iraniens se promenant élégamment sous un soleil de plomb, foulard au vent pour les femmes.

Such a beautiful mosque in Naghshe jahan square.

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, which is located in Naghsh Jahan Square in Isfahan, was included in the list of national monuments of Iran on January 6, 1961 and shows the most beautiful and best manifestations of Safavid art with its architecture, tiling and extraordinary decorations. This magnificent building, which is considered one of the sights of Isfahan, has been showing off in front of the Qapo High Building and the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square for centuries, and attracts the attention of every domestic and foreign tourist. Professor Mohammad Reza Isfahani was one of the most famous architects of the Safavid era who was able to execute the Isfahani style of architecture as beautifully as possible in this place. According to Sputnik news agency, this work of art, as one of the seven unknown wonders and the highest spectacular structures in the world, such as Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, is very different from other Iranian mosques; So that not only does not have a minaret; There is no mention of a courtyard with four porches, and this confirms the special nature of Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque. The design of this mosque is very skillful and professional and the sizes are in perfect proportion and there are no weaknesses in it. One of the characteristics of most mosques in Isfahan is the seven-fold reflection of sound; The same is true of the Sheikh Lotfallah Mosque, which adds to its unique appeal. The inscriptions and lines inside the mosque are an artistic work by two calligraphers of Shah Abbas era, namely Alireza Abbasi and the anonymous calligrapher, Baqer Bana, who have given this mosque extra beauty. It is interesting to know that the design of gardens and flower beds in Tehran's Azadi Square is inspired by Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque; Of course, with the difference that its architect, Hossein Amanat, has used an oval face for Azadi Square instead of a circular design in the dome of the mosque. Imam and ... is living. It was during this period that Shah Abbas ordered the construction of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and thus the foundation of the new mosque was laid on the ruins of the mosque that was located in this place. Mohammad Reza Isfahani took charge of the construction of this mosque, which was able to build an amazing building in 18 years. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque was reserved only for Shah Abbas and the royal family, and ordinary people were not allowed to enter it. It seems that Shah Abbas worshiped in this mosque every day since the opening of the mosque in 998 AH until the end of his life. He came to Iran to live with the invitation of Shah Abbas I along with some Shiite elders. Sheikh Lotfollah first went to Mashhad and studied in the presence of great people such as Mullah Abdullah Shoushtari and finally was selected to serve in Astan Quds Razavi. He then went to Qazvin to teach there. Shah Abbas, because of his devotion to him, in order to honor and honor him, ordered the construction of the mosque to be a place for teaching, teaching and holding prayers. Sheikh Lotfollah was in charge of performing Friday prayers in Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque until he fell ill in 1035 AH and said goodbye to Dar Fani in Isfahan. This side of the square is divided into golden proportions. The northern and southern parts of this space, as well as the wall facing the western square of the mosque, are covered with seven-color tiles. The front of the mosque was white when Andre Godard wrote the book "Iranian Works"; Because 10 years before this book was written, the front tiles were moved to the basement due to damage, and the current view is the result of the efforts of the restorers. The book "Half of the World in the Definition of Isfahan" also emphasizes that the current mosque, except for the inscription on the entrance, which could not be repaired and replaced, has not had any defects so far. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف الله که در میدان نقش جهان اصفهان قرار دارد، در ۱۵ دی سال ۱۳۱۰ در فهرست آثار ملی ایران قرار گرفته است و با معماری، کاشی‌کاری و تزیینات فوق‌العاده، زیباترین و بهترین جلوه‌های هنر دوره صفوی را به نمایش می‌گذارد. این بنای باشکوه که از جاهای دیدنی اصفهان محسوب می‌شود، قرن‌ها است که روبه‌روی عمارت عالی قاپو و ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان خودنمایی می‌کند و نگاه هر گردشگر داخلی و خارجی را به خود جذب می‌کند. استاد محمدرضا اصفهانی یکی از مشهورترین معماران عصر صفوی بود که توانست سبک معماری اصفهانی را به زیبایی هرچه تمام‌تر در این محل اجرا کند. طبق اعلام خبرگزاری اسپوتنیک، این اثر هنری به‌عنوان یکی از هفت عجایب ناشناخته و برترین سازه‌های دیدنی جهان به شمار مسجد شیخ‌ لطف‌ الله تفاوت‌های زیادی با سایر مساجد ایرانی دارد؛ به‌طوری که نه‌تنها مناره ندارد؛ بلکه در آن از حیاط چهار ایوانی نیز خبری نیست و همین موضوع بر اختصاصی‌بودن مسجد شیخ لطف الله صحه می‌گذارد. نقشه این مسجد بسیار ماهرانه و حرفه‌ای و اندازه‌ها در تناسب کامل هستند و هیچ نقطه ضعفی در آن دیده نمی‌شود. یکی از شاخصه‌هایی که در اکثر مساجد اصفهان وجود دارد، انعکاس هفت باره صدا است؛ موضوعی که در مسجد شیخ‌ لطف‌ الله نیز صدق می‌کند و جذابیتی دوچندان به ویژگی‌های بی‌بدیل آن می‌بخشد. کتیبه‌ها و خطوط داخل مسجد اثری هنرمندانه از دو خطاط عصر شاه عباس یعنی علیرضا عباسی و خوشنویس گمنام، باقر بنا هستند که زیبایی مضاعفی به این مسجد داده‌اند. جالب است بدانید که در طراحی باغچه‌ها و گل‌کاری‌های میدان آزادی تهران از مسجد شیخ لطف الله الهام گرفته شده است؛ البته با این تفاوت که معمار آن، حسین امانت، به‌جای طرح دایره‌ای در گنبد مسجد، از رخ بیضی برای میدان آزادی استفاده کرده است.اصفهان در سال ۹۸۲ شمسی پایتخت صفویان بود و در اوج توسعه ساخت‌وسازهایی همچون خیابان چهارباغ، میدان نقش جهان، مسجد امام و... به سر می‌برد. در همین دوران بود که شاه عباس دستور ساخت مسجد شیخ لطف الله را داد و به این ترتیب روی خرابه مسجدی که در این محل قرار داشت، بنیان مسجد جدید گذاشته شد. محمدرضا اصفهانی مسئولیت ساخت این مسجد را به عهده گرفت که توانست در مدت‌زمان ۱۸ سال ساختمانی حیرت‌انگیز بسازد. مسجد شیخ لطف الله فقط مختص شاه عباس و خانواده سلطنتی بود و مردم عادی اجازه ورود به آن را نداشتند. این طور به نظر می‌رسد که شاه عباس از زمان افتتاح مسجد در سال ۹۹۸ شمسی تا آخر عمر خود هر روز در این مسجد به عبادت می‌پرداخت.شیخ لطف الله از بزرگ‌ترین علمای شیعه بود که در منطقه جبل عامل در لبنان امروزی سکونت داشت. او با دعوت شاه عباس اول همراه با برخی از بزرگان شیعه، برای سکونت به ایران آمد. شیخ لطف الله در ابتدا به مشهد رفت و در محضر بزرگانی همچون ملاعبدالله شوشتری به تحصیل پرداخت و سرانجام برای خدمت‌گذاری در آستان قدس رضوی انتخاب شد. او در ادامه به قزوین رفت تا در آنجا به کار تدریس بپردازد. شاه عباس به‌خاطر ارادتی که به وی داشت، برای تجلیل و گرامی‌داشت او، دستور ساخت مسجد مذکور را می‌دهد تا مکانی برای آموزش، تدریس و برگزاری نماز باشد. شیخ لطف الله اقامه نماز جمعه در مسجد شیخ لطف الله را بر عهده داشت تا اینکه در سال ۱۰۳۵ هجری قمری بیمار می‌شود و در اصفهان دار فانی را وداع می‌گوید.فضای جلوی ورودی از ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان آغاز می‌شود که محل قرارگیری آن منجر به تقسیم این ضلع میدان با تناسب طلایی شده است. قسمت شمالی و جنوبی این فضا و همچنین دیوار رو به میدان غربی مسجد با کاشی هفت رنگ پوشیده شده‌اند. جلوخان مسجد در زمان نوشتن کتاب «آثار ایران» از آندره گدار به رنگ سفید بوده؛ زیرا ۱۰ سال قبل از نوشتن این کتاب، کاشی‌های جلوخان به‌خاطر خرابی به زیرزمین منتقل می‌شوند و نمای کنونی حاصل زحمت مرمت‌کاران است. کتاب «نصف جهان فی تعریف اصفهان» نیز تاکید می‌کند که مسجد فعلی به‌جز کتیبه سردر که قابل مرمت نبوده و تعویض شده، تاکنون هیچ عیب و نقصی نداشته است.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful mosques in the country with special and unique architecture. (Original) یکی از زیبا ترین مساجد کشور با معماری خاص و منحصر به فرد.

Small is beautiful. The Sheikh Lutfallah Mosque (named after the father-in-law of its founder Shah Abbas I) is not in size compared to the Shah or Imam Mosque, but is certainly not inferior in terms of decoration and interior. Every square centimeter of this mosque is elaborately decorated with calligraphy and geometric patterns. But where the above-ground spaces excel in exuberance, the underground summer mosque with its white ceiling and turquoise paneling and floor is the absolute, sober counterpart. The mosque is unusual because it has neither a minaret nor a courtyard. A short corridor leads directly to the prayer room because the mosque was intended for the women of the shah's harem. Perhaps that's why it's so beautifully decorated?

The most beautiful mosque in the world with detailed details; A place full of peace and beautiful patterns.

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque of Isfahan is a historical and famous mosque in this city that dates back to the 11th century. The mosque is located in Naghsh Jahan Square, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This mosque can be considered an excellent example of architecture and tiling of all times. What is most famous about this mosque is its circular dome with its extremely beautiful patterns and drawings, which can be said to be unique in the world. As mentioned, the construction of this mosque dates back to the 11th century and the Safavid era. At that time, this mosque was built by order of Shah Abbas I and after about 18 years, its construction was completed. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف الله اصفهان مسجدی تاریخی و معروف در این شهر است که قدمت آن به قرن یازدهم برمی گردد. این مسجد در میدان نقش جهان که در فهرست میراث جهانی یونسکو هم ثبت شده است، قرار دارد. این مسجد را می توان یک نمونه ی عالی از معماری و کاشیکاری تمام دوران دانست. آنچه در مورد این مسجد بیشتر از همه زبانزد است، گنبد مدور آن با نقش و نگارهای بی نهایت زیبایش است که می توان گفت در دنیا بی نظیر است. همانطور که گفته شد، تاریخ ساخت این مسجد به قرن یازدهم و به دوران صفویان می رسد. در آن دوران، این مسجد به دستور شاه عباس اول ساخته شد و بعد از حدود ۱۸ سال ساخت آن به پایان رسید.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and spiritual (Original) زیبا و معنوی

(Translated by Google) Historic mosque in Isfahan main square. Great environment. Wonderful architecture. Poor maintenance as in the picture. Must see! Historical mosque in the main square of Isfahan. Great atmosphere. Amazing architecture. Awful fix as seen in the picture. (Original) Historical mosque in Isfahan main square. Great environment. Wonderful architecture. Poor maintenance as in the picture. Must see! مسجد تاریخی در میدان اصلی اصفهان. فضای عالی. معماری شگفت. تعمیر افتضاح که در تصویر دیده می شود.

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque (built in 1602-1619 AD) is one of the historical and well-known mosques in Isfahan, on the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square, Isfahan. Naghsh Jahan Square, which was built during the Safavid era. This mosque is a masterpiece of architecture and tiling of the 11th century AH, which was built by Professor Mohammad Reza Isfahani, one of the famous architects of that period. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque was built by the order of Shah Abbas I for eighteen years and is located on the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square, in front of Aali Qapo Mansion and in the neighborhood of Shah Mosque. This religious place was built in honor of Sheikh Lotfallah Misi and attracts many tourists every year. On the advice of Arthur Pope, in the mid-1920s, Reza Shah ordered the complete reconstruction and restoration of the Sheikh Lotfatullah Mosque. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله (ساخته شده در ۱۶۰۲ - ۱۶۱۹ میلادی) یکی از مسجدهای تاریخی و شناخته شده شهر اصفهان، در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان، اصفهان است. میدان نقش جهان است که در دوران صفوی ساخته شده است. این مسجد شاهکاری از معماری و کاشی‌کاری قرن یازدهم هجری است که توسط استاد محمدرضا اصفهانی از معماران نامدار آن دوره ساخته شده‌است. مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله به فرمان شاه عباس اول در مدت هجده سال بنا شده و در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان و مقابل عمارت عالی‌قاپو و در همسایگی مسجد شاه واقع شده است. این مکان مذهبی برای تجلیل شیخ لطف‌الله میسی بنا گردیده و سالانه گردشگران زیادی را جذب خود می‌کند. به توصیه آرتور پوپ، در میانه سال‌های دهه ۱۹۲۰، رضاشاه دستور بازسازی و مرمت کلی مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله را داد.

Beautiful, worth od visit. It looks like dreamy place.

Best time to visit mosque is in the morning because of sunshine inside mosque makes it amazing to do photography. The staff inside are not able even to explain in Persian so it's much better to go there with someone who aware about this or read some explanation about it.

Amazing 👌👌👌👌👌praiseworthy!

One of the gems of architecture in Isfahan This is a beautiful mosque, and the patterns inside the dome are breath-taking. It is well worth a visit if on the main square of Isfahan.

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is the only mosque without a minaret with a pea-colored and different dome and a very well-shaped and beautiful dome located on the eastern edge of Naghsh Jahan Square. The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is also a relic of the Safavid era, which was built by order of Shah Abbas. The reason for naming it is that Shah Abbas made it a factor in honoring Sheikh Lotfollah Misi or in fact Sheikh Lotfollah Jabal Ameli, one of the scholars of the Safavid era, and the reason for this was Shah Abbas's great support for Shiism. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is built in front of Aali Qapo Mansion and its dome, in addition to its extraordinary exterior, has an extraordinary interior. The altar of this mosque is a masterpiece of art and engraved with the poems of Sheikh Baha'i, a Safavid scholar. There is a peacock pattern on the inside of the dome, the feathers of which are complemented by light from the upper arch at the entrance to the mosque. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف الله تنها مسجد بدون مناره با گنبدی نخودی رنگ و متفاوت و گنبدی بسیار خوش فرم و زیبا در حاشیه شرقی میدان نقش جهان واقع شده است و معروف ترین و زیباترین مسجد اصفهان نمایشگاه کاشی و نقش و رنگ و خطاطی است. مسجد شیخ لطف الله نیز یادگار عصر صفوی است که به فرمان شاه عباس ساخته شد. دلیل نامگذاری آن این است که شاه عباس آن را برای تجلیل از شیخ لطف الله میسی یا در واقع شیخ لطف الله جبل عاملی از علمای عصر صفوی ساخت و دلیل اینکار حمایت بسیار زیاد شاه عباس از تشیع بود. مسجد شیخ لطف الله روبروی عمارت عالی قاپو ساخته شده و گنبد آن علاوه بر نمای خارجی فوق العاده آن نمای داخلی خارق العاده ای دارد. محراب این مسجد یک شاهکار هنری و منقش به اشعار شیخ بهایی از دانشمندان عهد صفوی است. طرحی از طاووس در نمای داخلی گنبد وجود دارد که پرهای آن به وسیله نور وارد شده از طاق بالای در ورودی مسجد تکمیل می شود.

There is very interesting and beautiful!

Very good

(Translated by Google) I recommend visiting the mosque with beautiful tiles once (Original) مسجدیست با کاشی کاری های زیبا دیدنش را برای یکبار پیشنهاد میکنم

(Translated by Google) This does not matter. Even the Taj Mahal does not reach. The interior architecture is charming (Original) حرف نداره این. حتی تاج محل هم به پاش نمیرسه.معماری داخلیش دلرباس

Sheikh Lotfollah mosque was built during Shah Abbas time, and dedicated to his father-in-law,.This beautifully proportioned and decorated mosque, with some of the best mosaics from that era, took nearly 20 years to complete. The pale tiles of the dome change color, from cream through to pink, depending on the light conditions and the mosque is unusual because it has no minaret or courtyard. it the streets local market is there from where you can buy tradisional things.

(Translated by Google) I think this is the most beautiful mosque in Iran. This mosque is part of the World Map Square and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Original) فکر میکنم این زیباترین مسجد ایران باشد. این مسجد جزو مجموعه میدان نقشه جهان هست و ثبت میراث جهانی یونسکو شده.

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque (built in 1602-1619 AD) is one of the historical and well-known mosques in Isfahan, on the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square, Isfahan. Naghsh Jahan Square is built during the Safavid period. This mosque is a masterpiece of architecture and tiling of the 11th century AH, which was built by Professor Mohammad Reza Isfahani, one of the famous architects of that period. Sheikh Lotfallah Mosque was built by the order of Shah Abbas I in eighteen years and is located on the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square, in front of Aliaqapo Mansion and in the neighborhood of Shah Mosque. This religious place was built in honor of Sheikh Lotfallah Misi and attracts many tourists every year. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله (ساخته شده در ۱۶۰۲ - ۱۶۱۹ میلادی) یکی از مسجدهای تاریخی و شناخته شده شهر اصفهان، در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان، اصفهان است. میدان نقش جهان است که در دوران صفوی ساخته شده است. این مسجد شاهکاری از معماری و کاشی‌کاری قرن یازدهم هجری است که توسط استاد محمدرضا اصفهانی از معماران نامدار آن دوره ساخته شده‌است. مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله به فرمان شاه عباس اول در مدت هجده سال بنا شده و در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان و مقابل عمارت عالی‌قاپو و در همسایگی مسجد شاه واقع شده است. این مکان مذهبی برای تجلیل شیخ لطف‌الله میسی بنا گردیده و سالانه گردشگران زیادی را جذب خود می‌کند.

Built between 1602 - 1619 in honor of Sheikh lotfollah jabali, a wise religious man from Lebano. This mosque was private and for this reason has not any Minaret. One of masterpieces of islamic arts of all the time. This is jewel of safavid dynasy made by architect Master ALI AKBAR ISFAHANI. When you come to the NAGHSHE JAHAN square, you will see the dome of this mosque, shining and calling you to look closer. Go inside and check out the Peakock in the center of the dome from inside. Look and i am sure you will stay there for a long time... enjoy

Nice

(Translated by Google) Hello, a unique tile that I have not seen anywhere in Iran, every time I visit this beautiful place, the beauty of its geometric designs disappears for hours. (Original) سلام ، کاشیکاری بی نظیر که در هیچ کجای ایران نمونه اون رو ندیدم ، هر وقت از این مکان زیبا دیدن میکنم ساعتها محو زیبایی طرح های هندسی اون میشم .

(Translated by Google) One of the most interesting parts of the dome can be considered the inner center of the dome with the role of a peacock, which when the light shines on it, the shape of the peacock feathers becomes more prominent. This is important because drawing animal shapes is not allowed in mosques; However, this work has been achieved with beautiful elegance and with the help of light in Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque. These 32 rhombus patterns are put together in such a way that as they move towards the center of the dome, they become smaller, and in this way, an attempt has been made to make the height of the dome appear higher. (Original) یکی جالب‌ترین بخش‌های گنبد را می‌توان مرکز داخلی گنبد با نقش طاووس دانست که وقتی نور به آن می‌تابد، شکل پرهای طاووس بیشتر خودنمایی می‌کند. این موضوع از آن جهت اهمیت دارد که کشیدن اشکال حیوانات در مساجد غیرمجاز است؛ هرچند این کار با ظرافتی زیبا و با کمک نور در مسجد شیخ لطف الله محقق شده است. این ۳۲ نقش لوزی به‌شکلی در کنار هم قرار گفته‌اند که هرچه به‌سمت مرکز گنبد پیش می‌روند، کوچک‌تر می‌شوند و با این روش سعی شده است که ارتفاع گنبد بیشتر به نظر برسد.

Glorious place! Breathtaking architecture. Can spend time for hours and enjoy the magnificent details of the tiles and arches. As a local visitor I definitely recommend visiting Sheikh Lotfollah. Treat the whole Naqsh-e-Jahan square as a museum and preserve all the treasures around this peace of heaven.

beautiful, mystic and calm place with magnificent architecture and tile working....

(Translated by Google) One of the great cultural assets in the country that Trump threatens with destruction !!! (Original) Eines der großartige Kulturgüter des Landes, das von Trump mit Zerstörung bedroht wird!!!

This is more a sanctuary than a mosque as the building doesn't have minarets. It has beautiful tilework and a magnificent dome.

One of the most beautiful and majestic places which I have ever visited. I visited this place for 3 times. The more I go the more I find beauty in it. Here there are some photos that I would share...

Don't forget to bring along your camera to capture the beautiful architecture of this mosque. Look up and admire the sheer beauty.

This mosque is a masterpiece artistic work from 17th. century by Safavid architect masters. Everything is symmetrical and mosaic tilework is awesome. Anybody who wants to see the glorious of Isfahan should not miss this amazing mosque. Visitors should pay attention to opening hours.

A 400-year old Safavid mosque that makes you feel like you are flying out of your body to feel the beauties and arts in every corner of this masterpiece. The place contains different arts in the best type possible like calligraphy, tile working etc.

Stunning! Both from the outside and the inside. Visit in the day for inside views. Visit at night for the outside views. Cost IRR 150K. Small one due to absence of courtyard.

I would absolutely love to visit this place every day of a life of 100 years. This is beautiful indeed. And did you know this connects all Esfahan to one place. Inside you see the all new and outside you will see the old Esfahan. My trip of three days wasn't enough to explore this one place in Esfahan. Every street takes you to the next world of excellence.

One of the most beautiful places I ever visited, both during the day and at night.

A unique landmark in Iran and in the world, definitely worth a visit or at least a walk on the square. Great place, with friendly locals

(Translated by Google) Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is a masterpiece of 11th century AH architecture that was built by Professor Mohammad Reza Isfahani, one of the famous architects of that era, on the eastern side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. This mosque was built by the order of Shah Abbas I and in honor of Sheikh Lotfatullah Misi to be his place of study, residence and worship. The characteristic of this mosque is the lack of minaret and courtyard as well as the presence of stairs at the entrance, which has made it different from other mosques of the Safavid era. It is said that this mosque was the private space of the courtiers and the public was not allowed to enter it. The altar is the most beautiful part of the mosque, which is decorated with beautiful tiles and moqarnas. The height of the circular dome of the mosque is shorter than other mosques and can be seen in three colors of earth, pink and gray during the day. (Original) مسجد شیخ لطف‌الله شاهکاری از معماری قرن یازدهم هجری است که توسط استاد محمدرضا اصفهانی از معماران نامدار آن عصر و در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش‌جهان بنا شده ‌است. این مسجد به فرمان شاه عباس اول و برای تجلیل از شیخ لطف‌الله میسی بنا گردید تا محل درس و اقامت و عبادت او باشد. ویژگی این مسجد، فقدان مناره و حیاط و همچنین وجود پله در ورودی است که آن را متفاوت تر از سایر مساجد عصر صفوی کرده است. گفته می شود این مسجد، فضای خصوصی درباریان بوده است و عموم اجازه ورود به آن را نداشته‌اند. محراب، زیباترین بخش مسجد است که با کاشی‌ها و مقرنس‌های زیبا تزئین شده است. ارتفاع گنبد مدور مسجد هم نسبت به سایر مساجد کوتاه‌تر است و در طول ساعات روز به سه رنگ خاکی، صورتی و خاکستری دیده می‌شود.

(Translated by Google) Worth to visit (Original) Стоит посетить

Beautiful little mosque, with very delicate and well-preserved mosaic and tile work.

Have you ever feel like you're in a handmade heaven? Sheikh lotfollah mosque is this place. I recommend you to lie down under the centeral part of the dome and play a relaxing music. And then empty your mind 😍😍😍

The mosque is located on the east side of Grand Naqsheh Jahan Square and that's one of the most beautiful buildings inside there. It is one of the unique artworks of historical art in the centuries of Islamic periods of Iran.

Mosque with an impressive dome. Entrance fee was 1 million rial in May 2022 for foreigners. Built during the Safavid dynasty. Much smaller than the Abbasi mosque, but still worth the visit.

Small mosque without yard and minaret but it doesn't mean that it's not worth-visiting! All the walls and roof entirely are very finely painted and you'll enjoy the spiritual atmosphere of this mosque. Don't forget to try magic voice trick in it!

(Translated by Google) The mosque is located in the middle of the square. With exquisite decorations Both from outside and inside The dome of the mosque is in a unique Persian style. Decorated with tiles that are prominent and durable. Regardless of the passage of time for hundreds of years Giving a feeling of excitement Almost forgot to breathe when seeing (Original) มัสยิดตั้งอยู่กลางจัตุรัส มีการประดับตกแต่งที่วิจิตรสวยงาม ทั้งจากภายนอกและภายใน โดมของมัสยิดเป็นรูปทรงเอกลักษณ์แบบเปอร์เซีย ประดับด้วยกระเบื้องที่มีสีโดดเด่นคงทน ไม่ว่าจะผ่านกาลเวลามานานหลายร้อยปี ให้ความรู้สึกตื่นตาตื่นใจ แทบลืมหายใจเมื่อได้พบเห็น

(Translated by Google) Excellent style of Iranian architecture And the hardest place for photography (Original) عالی ترین سبک معماری ایرانی😍👌 و سخت ترین مکان برای عکاسی😁😄

This tiny mosque is an icon in Islamic Persian art. It was built not for praying and religious contribution, the main cause of its architect was building an artistic mosque, and he did indeed as it exhibits to any visitors. light, colour and other architectural details are truly considered in this mosque, even the words which have written on the walls have specific meanings.

America for life

(Translated by Google) Feel special (Original) احساس خاص

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque (built in 1619-1602 AD) is one of the historical and famous mosques of Isfahan city on the eastern side of Naqsh Jahan Square, which was built during the Safavid period. This mosque is a masterpiece of architecture and tiling of the 11th century AH, which was built by Mohammad Reza Esfahani, one of the famous architects of that period.

It is -by far- the most beautiful mosque in Iran and maybe whole the world.

The beautiful-historical-unique place is now being renovated and will definitely get better

(Translated by Google) Masha Allah 💕💕❤️❤️❤️❤️ (Original) Masha Allah 💕💕❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very fine decorated private mosque.

early morning 9:00AM,the first sunshine,imagine views

(Translated by Google) Awesome and overwhelming! If you arrive in the morning in winter, the chants for the call to prayer of the Mullá, add to the environment an indelible impression. (Original) ¡Impresionante y sobrecogedor! Si llegas por la mañana en invierno, los cánticos para el llamado a oración de los Mullá, añaden al ambiente una impresión imborrable.

(Translated by Google) Words cannot describe the beauty of this mosque. You just have to go, see and drown in the corner here. (Original) کلمات نمی تونن زیبایی که این مسجد در خودش جای داده رو توصیف کنن. فقط باید رفت، دید و غرق شد در گوشه گوشه اینجا.

(Translated by Google) Original Iranian architecture and design 👌 (Original) معماری و طراحی اصیل ایرانی👌

(Translated by Google) Beautiful mosque and beautiful enamels (Original) مسجدی زیبا و مینا کاری های قشنگ

lovely historical mosque .

Peaceful historical mosque in Naghsh e Jahan Square

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) عالی

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

(Translated by Google) We went, she was not a sheikh (Original) رفتیم شیخه نبودش

(Translated by Google) It is very beautiful (Original) بسیار زیباست

(Translated by Google) This is one of Iran's most beautiful and precious mosques. From the large squares you can see the large blue dome with extraordinary decorations. It is accessed directly from the square and you enter a vast and very high environment, invaded by a mysterious light. It makes you want to nose up and go around to admire the magnificence of the dome that really leaves you stunned. (Original) Questa è una delle Moschee più belle e preziose dell'Iran. Dalla grande piazze si scorge la grande cupola azzurra con decorazioni straordinarie. Vi si accede direttamente dalla piazza e si entra in un ambiente vasto e altissimo, invaso da una luce misteriosa. Vien voglia di mettersi naso all'insù e girare intorno per ammirare la magnificenza della cupola che lascia sbalorditi davvero.

(Translated by Google) The peak of Iranian art (Original) اوج هنر ایرانی

Very lovely

(Translated by Google) Perfect, perfect, perfect. come some little people in the evening before closing, sit down and calm down, look at the vault, watch yourself see, be long. Be with yourself. When you leave you will be next. (Original) Tobula, tobula, tobula. ateiti kai mažai žmonių vakare prieš uždarymą, atsisėsti ir nurimti, žiūrėti į skliautą, žiūrėti save matantį, būti ilgai. Būti su savimi. Kuomet išeisi būsi jau kitas.

(Translated by Google) A strange phenomenon that was created to get a woman ... (Original) پدیده ای عجیب که در برای بدست آوردن زنی ساخته شده است...

One of the masterpeaces of iranian architecture

(Translated by Google) The mosque was built between 1612 and 1619. Shah Abbas I dedicated the mosque to his father-in-law Sheikh Lotfollah, hence the name of the mosque. The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is very special as it completely lacks the minaret and that steps lead up to the entrance, which is very unusual in mosques. I bought an entrance ticket at the ticket counter just to the left of the entrance. I entered a narrow and dark corridor with mosaic walls. A large sign said that it was forbidden to take cards. The corridor turned to the right and led under the dome itself. It was really unbelievably beautiful! (Original) Moskén byggdes mellan åren 1612 och 1619. Shah Abbas I tillägnade moskén sin svärfar Sheikh Lotfollah, därav moskéns namn. Sheikh Lotfollah-moskén är mycket speciell då den helt saknar minaret och att trappsteg leder upp till ingången vilket är mycket ovanligt på moskéer. Jag köpte en inträdesbiljett i biljettluckan alldeles till vänster om ingången. Jag kom in i en smal och mörk korridor med mosaikväggar. En stor skylt talade om att det var förbjudet att ta kort. Korridoren svängde åt höger och ledde in under själva kupolen. Det var verkligen otroligt vackert!

(Translated by Google) Isfahan is one of the historical and well-known mosques in the eastern side of Naghsh Jahan Square (Original) یکی از مسجدهای تاریخی و شناخته شده شهر اصفهان، در ضلع شرقی میدان نقش جهان، اصفهان است

(Translated by Google) The end of Iranian architecture .... (Original) غایت معماری ایران....

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and spectacular 👌🏻 (Original) بسیار زیبا و دیدنی 👌🏻

(Translated by Google) In the middle of the large square we find this original mosque where you can see very unique mosaics and windows with latticework that form beautiful light effects with light beams. (Original) Al bell mig de la gran plaça trobem aquesta original mesquita a on es poden veure mosaics molt singulars i finestres amb gelosies que formen bonics efectes lluminosos amb els feixos de llum.

(Translated by Google) Historical point (Original) 歷史點