This mosque by itself is a sole reason to visit Iran. The greatness of it and it's beauty are incredible. not being religious makes no difference, the Great Abbasi mosque is one of the most beautiful mosques not only in the Arab world, but in the whole world. The surroundings must also be visited, as the whole city and country.

Nevertheless, it's one of the most beautiful mosques of the world. It is also among quite famous mosques of Iran. It is known as Shah Mosque, or Abbasi Mosque and Imam Mosque. So, don't get confused. It is Regarded as one of the Architectural Masterpieces of Iran. its seven-colour mosaic tiles and Calligraphic Inscriptions and marvelous ornate ceiling is just breath taking. You must visit it.

(Translated by Google) According to the Isfahan tourist guide map brochure; The construction of this mosque began in 1020 AH by the order of Shah Abbas Safavid and continued during the time of his successors, Shah Safi and Shah Abbas II. Abbasi Grand Mosque is unique in terms of architectural grandeur and abundance of decorations. Passing through the covered corridors to reach the courtyard of the mosque, a subtle 45-degree rotation has been created so that the plan of the mosque is directly in front of the qibla. An interesting feature of the mosque is the reflection of sound under the large southern dome. I definitely recommend visiting this mosque. The entrance ticket in 1998 is five thousand tomans. (Original) بنابر بر بروشور نقشه راهنمای گردشگری اصفهان؛ ساخت این مسجد در سال ۱۰۲۰ هجری قمری به فرمان شاه عباس صفوی آغاز شد و در زمان جانشینان او، شاه صفی و شاه عباس دوم، ادامه یافت. مسجد جامع عباسی از نظر عظمت معماری و کثرت تزیینات منحصر به فرد است. در گذر از راهروهای سرپوشیده تا رسیدن به صحن مسجد، چرخش ۴۵ درجه نامحسوسی ایجاد شده است تا پلان مسجد درست مقابل قبله قرار گیرد. از ویژگی های جالب مسجد، انعکاس صدا در زیر گنبد بزرگ جنوبی است. بازدید از این مسجد را حتما توصیه می کنم. بلیط ورودی آن در سال ۹۸ پنج هزار تومان است.

Abbasi Jama Mosque (Shah Mosque) for sure is one of the most beautiful mosques on muslim world, for everyone who visit Isfahan is a must to visit it

Magnificent architectural masterpiece that dates back to the 8th century. With its intricate geometric designs, stunning tile work, and towering minarets, the mosque showcases the rich Islamic architectural heritage of the region. The main prayer hall features a vast dome and is adorned with beautifully crafted calligraphy and colorful mosaics. Jame Mosque is not only a place of worship but also a significant cultural and historical site that attracts visitors from around the world.

Don not rush during your visit. Can't find the right words to describe the magical feeling of this place, just sit somewhere and enjoy everything; visitors and their conversations, colors, lights... Everything!

I visited the mosque in 2019. This is one of many significant stopover in Iran. There are many interesting facts about the mosque which was shared by my guide and friend Mr Farnood. He provided so much insights that blew me away. I hope I would be able to visit the mosque again once the facelift is completed.

The Shah Mosque is a mosque located on the south side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. It was built during the Safavid dynasty under the order of Shah Abbas I of Persia. is regarded as one of the masterpieces of Persian architecture in the Islamic era. The Royal Mosque is registered, along with the Naghsh-e Jahan Square, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its construction began in 1611. The mosque was the crown jewel of the Shah Abbas I’s plan to make Isfahan the capital of the Safavid empire, which would replace the much older Jameh Mosque in conducting the Friday prayers. To achieve this, the Shah Mosque was constructed not only with vision of grandeur, having the largest dome in the city, but Shaykh Bahai also planned the construction of two religious schools and a winter mosque clamped at either side of it. The mosque is truly a breathtaking masterpiece, the architecture, the interior tile-work, the ornaments, the domes, the beautiful dominant blue color, all were in a great harmony to produce such an amazing sight to the eyes. It’s definitely the most beautiful site in Isfahan, and one of the most beautiful mosques i’ve been to.

Abbasi Great Mosque also known as Shah Mosque is a early 17th century mosque located on the south of Naghshe Jahan Square (aka Shah Square). Construction of this mosque was ordered by The Great Shah Abbas of Safavid. The most fabulous thing about the mosque is its super magnificent tile work of the dome and the gate with a blue background meaning the sky.

(Translated by Google) Shah Abbasi (Imam) Mosque, Isfahan ‌ ⭕The best travel time: all seasons دسترسیAccessor: South side of Naghsh Jahan Square Effect: National Registration, Safavid period ثبتNational registration date: 1310 solar year پارکCar Parking: Role Parking World ⭕ Need help: None (Available for description) Antenna: Yes ودیInput: Yes (5000 Tomans) Features: Completely available (Visit is possible for the disabled) Visiting hours: 7 to 11:30 / 13 to 16 Suggested time to visit this place: 1 hour ⭕Residence near the attraction: Parthian ecotourism Contact number: 2222174-031 ‌ 📌Read more ... The past of this mosque goes back to the place where #Isfahan has just become the capital of Iran and its beauty reputation had reached other countries. At that time, one after another, glorious religious and welfare buildings were built in this city. This gradually made Isfahan one of the European tourist destinations. Shah Abbas started the construction of this mosque with the aim of showing the religion, perfection and glory of Iranian art to the Safavid rulers. This #mosque is located within the Safavid state and on the south side of Naghsh Jahan Square. Imam Mosque is located in the area, an important complex of Safavid era buildings and adjacent to important buildings, such as Aali Qapo and Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque. This mosque has several entrances. Its main entrance is located on the south side of the square and there are several entrances for easier and faster access of the local people in the surrounding areas. This mosque is easily accessible from Governor Street and vertical alleys, but it is accessible on foot from the south side of #Naqsh_Jahan Square by carriage. (Original) مسجد جامع شاه عباسی (امام) ، اصفهان ‌ ⭕بهترین زمان سفر : تمامی فصول ⭕محل دسترسی : ضلع جنوبی میدان نقش جهان ⭕اثر : ثبت ملی ، دوره صفوی ⭕تاریخ ثبت ملی : سال ۱۳۱۰ خورشیدی ⭕محل پارک ماشین : پارکینگ نقش جهان ⭕ نیاز به راهنما : وجود ندارد ( برای توضیحات وجود دارد) ⭕آنتن دهی : دارد ⭕ورودی : دارد (۵۰۰۰تومان) ⭕امکانات : بطور کامل دارد ( بازدید برای معلولین امکان پذیر است ) ⭕ساعات بازدید : ۷ الی ۱۱:۳۰ / ۱۳ الی ۱۶ ⭕ مدت زمان پیشنهادی بازدید از این مکان : ۱ ساعت ⭕اقامتگاه در نزدیکی جاذبه : بومگردی اشکانی ⭕شماره تماس : ۲۲۲۲۱۷۴-۰۳۱ ‌ 📌بیشتر بخوانید... گذشته این مسجد به جایی باز می گردد که #اصفهان تازه پایتخت ایران شده و آوازه زیبایی آن به کشورهای دیگر رسیده بود. در آن زمان بناهای با شکوه مذهبی و رفاهی یکی پس از دیگری در این شهر ساخت می شدند. این امر باعث شد که اصفهان کم کم به یکی از مقصد های گردشگری اروپاییان تبدیل کند. شاه عباس ساخت این مسجد را با هدف به نمایش گذاشتن دین، کمال و شکوه هنر ایرانیان نزد فرمانروایان صفوی آغاز کرد. این #مسجد در محدوده دولتخانه صفوی و در ضلع جنوبی میدان نقش جهان قرار گرفته است. مسجد امام در محدوده، مجموعه مهم بناهای دوران صفوی و مجاورت با بناهای مهم، نظیر عالی قاپو و مسجد شیخ لطف الله قرار گرفته است. این مسجد دارای چندین ورودی است. ورودی اصلی آن در ضلع جنوبی میدان قرار گرفته و چندین ورودی نیز جهت دسترسی آسان و سریع تر مردم محلی آن منطقه در محلات اطراف وجود دارد. این مسجد از خیابان استانداری و کوچه های عمودی به سهولت قابل دسترسی است اما از ضلع جنوبی میدان #نقش_جهان به صورت پیاده و با درشکه قابل دسترس است.

With respect to who has mentioned "why paying for seeing a religious place" I have to say I am not agree with him because if this is true therefore we should not go to see most beautiful places in the whole world! that are using as temple mosque church....Anyhow you are going to pay 3 bucks for your ticket only! to watch pure art and actually this is very nice artistic place for who likes the history and art together. Architects and painters and who love art will be a lover of this place. Please be aware on Friday morning is not recommended to plan to visit this place because it is not open at this time.

A great monument is Isfahan with beautiful & eye-catching blue tiles.

(Translated by Google) Imam Mosque, Naghsh Jahan Square, the center of the world (Original) مسجد امام ، میدان نقش جهان، مرکز جهان

Called the Jewel of Iran by Iranian people, this big beautiful Mosque is a must see. With its tile work and classic architecture it is something to behold. Also they have shops where you can purchase a Holy Quran in different languages, also pickup literature about Shiite Islam, and also speak to an Imam.

The largest & most glorious mosque of the Safavid dynasty. You're going to love it for sure.

One of the most beautiful mosque of the world which placed in isfahan. The building of this mosque was started more than 400 years ago by the order of Shah Abbas Safavi I of persia. The Shah mosque which also known as the Imam mosque after the iranian revolution is one of the masterpieces of islamic architecture. The seven-colour mosaic tiles and calligraphy made it so beautiful and marvellous structure. This mosque has 3 domes and 4 minars. The architect of this building is Ali Akbar Isfahani.

Once upon a time Elizabeth Taylor had a photo shoot in the area. The most magnificent architecture and art from 17th century. You have to visit a place in Naqshe Jahan square.

Breathtaking mosque in the south of the square. Built during the Safavid dynasty. Entrance fee was 1 million rial in May 2022 for foreigners.

A mosque with very beautiful architecture, which is located on the south side of Naghsh Jahan Square. After the Islamic Revolution of 1978, it is known as Imam Mosque. During the year, most religious ceremonies are held in this mosque. It is possible to visit the mosque at certain times of the day. The paintings and colors of the walls of the mosque are very beautiful and interesting. I recommend tourists to visit it.

Magnificent and enourmous mosque built by Shah Abbas I. The mosaic and tile work is stunning

The Shah Mosque (Persian: مسجد شاه) is a mosque located in Isfahan, Iran. It is located on the south side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. It was built during the Safavid dynasty under the order of Shah Abbas I of Persia. It is regarded as one of the masterpieces of Persian architecture in the Islamic era. The Royal Mosque is registered, along with the Naghsh-e Jahan Square, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its construction began in 1611, and its splendour is mainly due to the beauty of its seven-colour mosaic tiles and calligraphic inscriptions.

This magnificent mosque is one the most beautiful places in Isfahan you should visit in your life. To me it's more magical at night and silence.

(Translated by Google) I did not like (Original) دوست نداشتم

(Translated by Google) Imam Mosque in Isfahan (Original) مسجد امام اصفهان

(Translated by Google) A mosque that was matched with blue because it was a popular color during the dynasty when the Chamosks were built. A space that was sturdy, wonderful, and beautiful (Original) 샤모스크가 지어진 왕조때 유행하는 색이 파란색이여서 파란색으로 깔맞춤 했다는 모스크 견고하고 경이롭고 아름다웠던 공간

(Translated by Google) Isfahan Imam Mosque is the most important historical mosque left from the Safavid period. The construction of this building began in 1020 and its decorations were done during the reign of Shah Suleiman. The architect of this work is a prominent artist, Ali Akbar Isfahani, and the head inscription in that famous calligraphic art of the Safavid era is Alireza Abbasi. Works and inscriptions of other famous artists can be seen in different parts of the mosque. Imam Mosque is a feature of Safavid architecture and the shape of the minarets and domes are designed with very artistic tiles. The reflection of sound under the dome is a feature of the Abbasi Grand Mosque. In the past, this mosque was also known by letters such as Shah Mosque, Kabir Abbasi Mosque and Soltani Mosque. (Original) مسجد امام اصفهان، مهم‌ترین مسجد تاریخی باقی مانده از دوره صفویان است. ساخت این بنا از سال ۱۰۲۰ آغاز شد و تزیینات آن در زمان شاه سلیمان انجام شد. معمار این اثر، هنرمند برجسته، علی اکبر اصفهانی و کتیبه سر در آن هنر خوشنویس معروف دوران صفوی، علیرضا عباسی است. آثار و کتیبه‌هایی از هنرمندان نامی و برجسته دیگر نیز در قسمت‌های مختلف مسجد دیده می‌شوند. مسجد امام شاخصه معماری صفوی است و شکل مناره‌ها و گنبد با کاشی‌کاری‌های بسیار هنرمندانه طراحی شده‌اند. بازتاب صدا زیر گنبد، از ویژگی‌های مسجد جامع عباسی است. این مسجد در گذشته با نام‌هایی مانند مسجد شاه، مسجد کبیر عباسی و مسجد سلطانی نیز شناخته می‌شد.

(Translated by Google) Its original name is Shah Mosque and it is unique in the world (Original) نام اصلیش مسجد شاه هست و در دنیا بینظیره

(Translated by Google) One of the masterpieces that allows 700,000 people to pray in the same Mosque. (Original) 700.000 kişinin aynı Cami'de namaz kılmasına sağlayan şaheserlerden birisi.

(Translated by Google) Hi Imam Mosque was very beautiful. It had a unique architecture. The beauty of Imam Mosque could not be described. (Original) با سلام مسجد امام بسیار زیبا بود . معماری منحصر به فردی داشت . زیبایی مسجد امام قابل وصف نبود .

(Translated by Google) Beauty, beauty and beauty ... here is the only description! (Original) زیبایی، زیبایی و زیبایی... تنها توصیف اینجاست!

(Translated by Google) The Abbasi Grand Mosque is located on the south side of Naghsh Jahan Square and shows a manifestation of Safavid architecture. The construction of the mosque began in 1020 AH by the order of Shah Abbas Kabir and lasted until 1078 to complete its decoration. In the inscription on the entrance of the mosque, it is written in the handwriting of Alireza Abbasi that Shah Abbas built this mosque from his pure property and sacrificed the soul of his grandfather, Shah Tahmaseb. In some places of the mosque, inscriptions from the Safavid and even Qajar periods can be seen on the forgiveness of taxes of some guilds. The index stone for determining the religious qibla is located in the yard of Sulaimaniyah school. The 14-step pulpit, of which 12 steps is a piece, is one of the interesting sights of this mosque. The magnificent dome of the mosque has two shells that are 28 meters high inside and 45 meters high outside. Under the dome is the place where the muezzin stands, which reflects the sound. There are two summer and winter Alimah schools on both sides of the mosque called Sulaimaniyah and Nasiriyah. The entrance door of the mosque is also full of details. (Original) مسجد جامع عباسی در ضلع جنوبی میدان نقش جهان قرار گرفته و جلوه ای از شکوه معماری دوره صفویه را به نمایش می گذارد. بنای مسجد در سال ۱۰۲۰ قمری و به فرمان شاه عباس کبیر آغاز و تا ۱۰۷۸ نیز طول کشیده تا تزئینات آن کامل شود. در کتیبه سردرِ مسجد به خط علیرضا عباسی آمده است که شاه عباس این مسجد را از مال خالص خود بنا و نثار روح جدش، شاه تهماسب کرده است. در چند جای مسجد کتیبه هایی از دوره صفوی و حتی قاجار مبنی بر بخشش مالیات های برخی اصناف دیده می شود. سنگ شاخص تعیین قبله شرعی در حیاط مدرسه سلیمانیه قرار دارد. منبر ۱۴ پله ای که ۱۲ پله آن یک تیکه هست از دیدنی های جالب این مسجد است. گنبد باشکوه مسجد دو پوسته ای است که از داخل ۲۸ متر و از بیرون ۴۵ متر ارتفاع دارد. زیر گنبد هم محل ایستادن موذن بوده که صدا منعکس می شود. دو مدرسه علیمه تابستانی و زمستانی در طرفین مسجد به نام های سلیمانیه و ناصریه هم وجود دارد. درب ورودی مسجد هم پر از جزئیات است.

This beautiful mosque was built in the Safavid era and has the most amazing tiles and details. If you go early in the morning you might have the place to yourself. Spent 2 hours walking around and taking pictures.

You will have an amazing feeling while visiting this wonderful mosque 😍. The magnificence, colorful tiles, beauty of calligraphy on walls and tiles...... Everything makes you feel peace.

If you don't know which mosque to visit while in Naqsh-e Jahan, than choose this one. Very nice both outside and inside and way bigger than Sheikh Lotfollah mosque.

(Translated by Google) The Grand Mosque, while a very beautiful historical monument; It still retains its religious use and is the main center of congregational prayers and religious ceremonies. (Original) مسجد جامع، در عین حال که یک بنای تاریخی بسیار زیباست؛ کماکان استفاده مذهبی خود را حفظ کرده و مرکز اصلی نمازهای جماعت و مراسم‌های مذهبیست.

Can't believe the beauty and greatness of this mosque!🤯

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and unique collection of art and history, this mosque is part of the World Map Square collection, which has been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Original) مجموعه زیبا و بی نظیر از هنر و تاریخ، این مسجد جزو مجموعه میدان نقشه جهان است که به ثبت میراث جهانی یونسکو رسیده.

A vast mosque with beautiful and special architecture.

(Translated by Google) its unique (Original) بینظیره

Like other historical places in isfahan this place is my favourite too, love this mosque, it's wonderful💓

(Translated by Google) Shah Mosque, also known as Soltani Mosque, Abbasi Grand Mosque, and after the Iranian Revolution of 1978 also known as Imam Mosque, is the most important historical mosque in Isfahan and one of the mosques in Naghsh Jahan Square, which was built during the Safavid period and is one of the important buildings of Islamic Iran is counted. This building is an eternal masterpiece of architecture, tiling and carpentry in the 11th century AH. Imam Mosque was registered as one of the national monuments of Iran on December 6, 1961 with the registration number 107. This building, along with Naghsh Jahan Square, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This mosque, which is located on the south side of Naghsh Jahan Square, was started in 1020 AH by the order of Shah Abbas I, in the twenty-fourth year of his reign, and its decorations and additions were completed during the reign of his successors. Shah Abbas built the mosque to cheer up the soul of his grandfather, Shah Tahmasb. Its architect was Professor Ali Akbar Isfahani and the supervisor of the building was Moheb Ali Beikollah; And calligraphers such as Alireza Abbasi, Abdolbaqi Tabrizi, Mohammad Reza Emami, Mohammad Saleh Emami have written in that inscription. It is known that during the construction of this building, marble mines were discovered around Isfahan, which were used in the construction of this building It is one of the most important buildings of the Safavid era, which was previously known as the Shah Mosque, the new and comprehensive Abbasi Mosque. This building represents the peak of a thousand years of mosque construction in Iran. Shaping traditions, ideals, rituals and religious concepts, maps that are slowly perfected from older and simpler types, large building elements and decorations are all realized in the majestic Shah Mosque, which makes it one of the largest buildings in the world. Unity is found. The current building is located on the south side of Naghsh Jahan Square and is one of the most prominent architectural works in Iran in terms of architectural features, rich decorations and other exquisite works. Its construction began in the third stage of the Naghsh Jahan Square project by the order of Shah Abbas the Great (996-1038 AH / 1588-1629 AD) and was completed during the Shah Safi period (1038-1052 AH / 1629-1642 AD). , Religious rites and concepts, a map that has been slowly perfected from older and simpler types, large building elements and decorations all in the majestic and magnificent Shah Mosque, which has made it one of the largest buildings in the world, has been realized and found. The whole mosque has a royal proportion and is built on a wide foundation. The semi-dome arch of the outer entrance in the square is 27 meters high and the height of the minarets is about 42 meters. The minarets above the nave are taller than that, while the dome is located tallest on it. Jalukhan, which is almost a building itself, has an inviting atmosphere that invites the outside population to seek refuge, security and rejuvenation in the mosque. The courtyard is adorned with corridors, ledges, light moccasins, and long strips of bright white inscriptions, all covered with seven-colored tiles with blue tones dominating the marble floor covering with gold tones. The two frames located on both sides of the entrance have the design of a rug on which the worshiper prays. At a greater distance, the interesting volume of this façade, which is sometimes almost etched due to its bright blue color, completely dominates the square, and in contrast to the stately royal palace, the dazzling superiority of religion over worldly power and the fundamental importance of religion in city life it shows. The front is facing north, as was the necessity of the square, but since the altar had to face the qibla (ie northeast to southwest), great care and taste were needed to prevent snooping. This problem has been successfully solved. From Jalukhan, one enters the great vestibule, which has been a feature of Iranian historical monuments since ancient times. This atrium is circular and therefore has no direction and can be like a heel on which the axis rotates. The vestibule opens to the high arch of the north porch, and from the dark depths of the man suddenly sees the courtyard lit by the sun. On the other side of the courtyard is the vast nave, a gateway to another world of concentrated glory and power. If the splendor of the color and grandeur of the stage and the dome was already dazzling, the repetition was dazzling, the melodious repetition of building elements, symmetrical arches, balanced porches, the tranquility of the large ablution pool and the all-encompassing color uniform effect that spreads everywhere, the dome is graceful and captivating. And a little onion-shaped, placed on a long stem, simple and has a very clear and expressive design, without any support or support. (Original) مسجدشاه که با نام‌های مسجد سلطانی، مسجد جامع عباسی، و پس از انقلاب ۱۳۵۷ ایران با نام مسجد امام نیز شهرت دارد، مهم‌ترین مسجد تاریخی اصفهان و یکی از مساجد میدان نقش جهان است که در طی دوران صفوی ساخته شد و از بناهای مهم معماری اسلامی ایران به‌شمار می‌رود.این بنا شاهکاری جاویدان از معماری، کاشی‌کاری و نجاری در قرن یازدهم هجری است. مسجد امام در تاریخ ۱۵ دی ۱۳۱۰ با شمارهٔ ثبت ۱۰۷ به‌عنوان یکی از آثار ملی ایران به ثبت رسیده‌است. این بنا همراه با میدان نقش جهان، به عنوان یکی از میراث جهانی یونسکو ثبت شده‌است. این مسجد که در ضلع جنوبی میدان نقش جهان قرار دارد در سال ۱۰۲۰ هجری به فرمان شاه عباس یکم، در بیست و چهارمین سال سلطنت وی شروع شده و تزئینات و الحاقات آن در دوره جانشینان او به اتمام رسید. شاه عباس مسجد را برای شادی روح جدش، شاه طهماسب بنا نمود. معمار مهندس آن استاد علی‌اکبر اصفهانی و ناظر ساختمان محب‌علی بیک الله بوده‌اند؛ و خوشنویسانی چون علیرضا عباسی، عبدالباقی تبریزی، محمد رضا امامی، محمد صالح امامی در آن کتیبه نگاری کرده‌اند. مشهور است هنگام ساخت این بنا معادن مرمری اطراف اصفهان کشف شد که از ان در ساخت این بنا استفاده کردند از مهم‌ترین بناهای عصر صفویّه است که پیش تر به نام‌های مسجد شاه، مسجد سلطانی جدید و جامع عبّاسی شهرت داشت. این بنا نمایانگر اوج یک هزار سال مسجد سازی در ایران است. سنّت‌های شکل‌دهی، آرمان‌ها، شعایر و مفاهیم دینی، نقشه که از انواع قدیمی تر و ساده‌تر به آرامی کمال یافته، عناصر بزرگ ساختمانی و تزیینات همه در مسجد شاه با عظمت و شکوهی، که آن را در شمار بزرگ‌ترین بناهای جهان قرار داده، تحقّق و یگانگی یافته‌است. بنای کنونی در ضلع جنوبی میدان نقش جهان واقع گردیده و از نظر ویژگی‌های معماری، تزیینات غنیّ و آثار نفیس دیگر از برجسته‌ترین آثار معماری ایران است. بنای آن در سوّمین مرحله از اجرای طرح میدان نقش جهان به فرمان شاه عبّاس بزرگ (سال ۹۹۶–۱۰۳۸ق/ ۱۵۸۸–۱۶۲۹م) آغاز گردیده و در دورة شاه‌صفی (سال ۱۰۳۸–۱۰۵۲ق/ ۱۶۲۹–۱۶۴۲م) به پایان رسیده‌است.سنّت‌های شکل‌دهی، آرمان‌ها، شعایر و مفاهیم دینی، نقشه که از انواع قدیمی تر و ساده‌تر به آرامی کمال یافته، عناصر بزرگ ساختمانی و تزیینات همه در مسجد شاه با عظمت و شکوهی، که آن را در شمار عظیم‌ترین بناهای جهان قرار داده، تحقّق و یافته‌است. تمام مسجد دارای تناسبی شاهانه بوده و بر شالوده‌ای وسیع بنا گردیده‌است. قوس نیم گنبد سردر خارجی در میدان ۲۷ متر بلندی دارد و بلندی مناره‌ها در حدود ۴۲ متر است. مناره‌های بالای شبستان از آن هم بلندتر است، در حالی که گنبد روی آن بلندتر از همه قرار واقع گردیده‌است. جلوخان، که خود تقریباً ساختمانی است، حالتی دعوت‌کننده دارد که جمعیّت بیرو ن را به پناه، امنیّت و تجدید قوا در مسجد فرا می‌خواند. نمای حیاط به دالان‌ها، طاقچه‌ها، توده‌های مقرنسهای روشن و نوارهای درازی از کتیبه‌های سفید درخشان آراسته‌است و سراسر آن از کاشی‌های هفت رنگ الوان پوشیده شده که مایه‌های آبی بر بالای پوشش زیرین مرمر با مایه‌های طلایی مستولی است. دو قابی که در دو طرف مدخل واقع شده طرح سجاده را دارد که نمازگزار بر آن نماز می‌خواند. در فاصله‌ای بیشتر حجم جالب توجه این نما، که گاه بر اثر رنگ آبی درخشانش حالتی تقریباً اثیری پیدا می‌کند، کاملاً بر میدان مسلط است و در تضاد با کاخ برازنده شاهی، برتری خیره‌کننده دین را بر قدرت دنیوی و اهمیت اساسی دین را در زندگی شهر نشان می‌دهد. جلوخان رو به شمال است، همچنانکه ضرورت میدان بوده، ولی از آنجا که محراب می‌باید رو به قبله باشد (یعنی شمال شرقی به جنوب غربی) برای جلوگیری از قناس شدن سلیقه و دقت زیادی لازم بود. این مشکل با موفقیت حل شده. شخص از جلوخان وارد دهلیزی عالی می‌شود که از ویژگی‌های بناهای تاریخی ایران از زمان‌ها قدیم بوده‌است. این دهلیز مدور است و از این رو هیچ جهتی ندارد و می‌تواند مانند پاشنه‌ای باشد که محور بنا بر روی آن بچرخد. دهلیز رو به طاق بلند ایوان شمالی باز می‌شود و از عمق تاریک آن انسان ناگهان حیاط روشن از آفتاب را می‌بیند. در آن سوی حیاط سر در وسیع شبستان قرار دارد، دروازه‌ای به جهان دیگری از شکوه و قدرت متمرکز. اگر شکوه رنگ و عظمت صحنه سر در و گنبد قبلاً خیره‌کننده بود، تکرار خیره‌کننده بود، تکرار خوش آهنگ عناصر ساختمانی، طاق‌نماهای متقارن، ایوانهای متعادل، آرامش حوض بزرگ وضو و اثر یکدست‌کننده رنگی فراگیر که بر همه جا گسترده، گنبد حالتی برازنده و گیرا و اندکی پیازی شکل، بر ساقه بلندی قرار گرفته، ساده و دارای طرحی بسیار روشن و گویاست، بی‌آنکه هیچگونه پشتبند یا حمال داشته باشد.

Can’t imagine more beautiful mosque. Masterpiece!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, beautiful and beautiful, که Although I do not have religious beliefs, but every time I visit this mosque, I definitely perform ablutions and pray. Beautiful architecture with a turquoise blue spiritual color that makes you feel in a spiritual atmosphere. (Original) زیبا زیبا و زیبا ، ‌با این که اعتقادات مذهبی ندارم ولی هر وقت از این مسجد بازدید میکنم حتما وضو میگیرم و نماز میخونم . معماری زیبا با رنگ روحانی آبی فیروزه ای که باعث میشه در یک فضای معنوی قرار بگیرید .

This is an absolutely beautiful place. Basar, Historical Mosque, wonderful people, a lot of handworking people. It was so amazing to spend some hours here. 👌

(Translated by Google) This building belongs to our proud ancestors and the rulers of the world, namely the Abbasids (Original) این بنا متعلق به اجداد ما که با افتخار بوده و سروران جهان یعنی عباسی هاست

As with all the other mosques built with Persian architecture, this too is absolutely gorgeous.

Beautiful and ancient mosque. Worth to see it

Majestic Islamic Architecture beautifully designed, engineered and built

One of the masterpieces in beautiful Isfahan, it is one of the biggest sites. In the noon for praying this mosque will be close for about one hour you can get in side the mosque but to explore it you must wait until praying finished. The royal mosque is open until 5 pm but the sell tickets just before 4:30pm.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful historical mosque With eye-catching tiles Be sure to visit Isfahan (Original) مسجدی تاریخی زیبا با کاشی کاری های چشم نواز حتما از اصفهان دیدن کنید

The Shah Mosque and its associated madrasa are an important part of your exploration of the Naqsh-e Jahan square. The beautiful dome within will leave you breathless, and exploring the madrassas with their ornate alcoves and treed courtyards is a delight. A sublime experience!

For me the most beautiful place I've seen in Iran. A feast for senses. Great there are not too many tourists there (we visited in October).

A great place and great stories ... But like many other places in this city, only the facade is being renovated...

Very beautiful mosque from Safavi dynasty era. Intelligent architecture enables various high-tech stuff for the time. The acoustic chamber under the main dome makes a mesmerizing echo.

The Shah Mosque is probably the most beautiful mosque in Iran. It is located at the Naqsh-e Jahan Square. Look at the pictures to see for yourself.

amazing place .Iran people are so nice .i hope I could go back again!!!

Very beautiful architecture and huge mosjid large halls and dooms makes it look very attractive

(Translated by Google) The best place in the world (Original) بهترین جای دنیا

Google needs more stars. This place was incredible.

👌🏻👌🏻

Still in love with the magic of this place

(Translated by Google) Reflection of Imam Mosque in Naghsh Jahan Square 😍 Corona era .... (Original) انعکاس مسجد امام در حوض میدان نقش جهان 😍 دوران کرونا ....

(Translated by Google) What a wonderful thing (Original) عالی چه چیزی هس

(Translated by Google) Mosque (Original) مسجد چنه

(Translated by Google) It was so beautiful that my head was fluffy. It's fluffy. I can only sigh. (Original) 頭ふわふわになるくらいきれいだったのじゃ。 ふつくしい。 ため息しかでぬ。

(Translated by Google) Impossible to miss this work and to see all these mosaics it is fabulous and this blue! There is a place where you can try to speak it gives an echo;) (Original) Impossible de rater cette oeuvre et de voir toutes ces mosaïques c'est fabuleux et ce bleu ! Il y a un endroit ou vous pouvez essayer de parler ça donne un écho ;)

Isfahan historical monuments

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(Translated by Google) This is one of the most beautiful mosques in the world. The two tall minarets and the large dome in blue and turquoise mosaic make this mosque the most magnificent in all of Iran. Emam Mosque began to be built in 1611, but it was not until 1629 that the dome itself was completed. One advantage is to first visit the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque before the Emam Mosque. Otherwise, there is a great risk that the splendor of the Emam Mosque will dampen the impression of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque. I entered through the 29 meter high gate with the two 48 meter high minarets on the sides and further into the mosque courtyard. The gate stands in front of the square while the rest of the building faces Mecca. Emam Mosque is truly an architectural masterpiece. I stood in front of the 54 meter high dome and understood why it took almost eighteen years to complete it, it is huge! There are several halls (iwan), one in each direction. The entrance is in the south hall. In the eastern hall there are some black tiles on the floor. If you stomp hard on any of them, a strong echo is created. If you are lucky and listen carefully, you can hear up to twelve echoes. Researchers have apparently managed to measure 49 echoes! (Original) Detta är en av de vackraste moskéerna i världen. De två höga minareterna och den stora kupolen i blå och turkos mosaik gör denna moské till den mest storslagna i hela Iran. Emam Mosque började byggas 1611 men först 1629 var själva kupolen färdig. En fördel är att först besöka Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque innan Emam Mosque. Risken är annars stor att Emam-moskéns prakt dämpar intrycket av Sheikh Lotfollah-moskén. Jag klev in genom den 29 meter höga porten med de två 48 meter höga minareterna på sidorna och vidare in på moskéns gårdsplan. Porten står framför torget medan resten av byggnaden är vänd mot Mecka. Emam Mosque är sannerligen ett arkitektoniskt mästerverk. Jag stod framför den 54 meter höga kupolen och förstod varför det tog nästan arton år att färdigställa den, den är enorm! Det finns flera hallar (iwan), ett i varje vädersträck. Ingången är i den södra hallen. I den östra hallen finns några svarta plattor på golvet. Om man stampar hårt på någon av dem skapas ett starkt eko. Har man tur och lyssnar noga kan man höra upptill tolv ekon. Forskare har tydligen lyckats mäta upp 49 ekon!

(Translated by Google) The Imam Mosque in Isfahan is one of the most important buildings of the Safavid era, formerly known as the Shah Mosque, the New Soltani Mosque, and the Abbasid community. This building is one of the masterpieces of architecture, tiling and carpentry in the 11th century AH. Imam Mosque represents the peak of a thousand years of mosque construction in Iran (Original) مسجد امام‌، در اصفهان، یکی‌ از مهم‌ترین‌ بناهای عصر صفویه است که‌ پیش‌تر به‌ نام‌های مسجد شاه‌، مسجد سلطانی‌ جدید و جامع‌ِ عباسی‌ شهرت‌ داشت‌. این بنا از شاهکارهای معماری، کاشی‌کاری و نجاری در قرن یازدهم هجری است. مسجد امام، نمایانگر اوج هزار سال مسجدسازی در ایران به شمار می‌رود

(Translated by Google) The Imam Khomeini Mosque, is a mosque also known as the Royal Mosque or the Imam Mosque, located in Isfahan in Iran, was built for the Safavid sovereign Shah Abbas I, between the years 1612 and 1630. The Shah Mosque is located on the south side of Naghsh-i Jahan Square. (Original) La Mezquita del Imam Jomeini, es una mezquita también conocida como Mezquita Real o la Mezquita del Imán, situada en Isfahán en Irán, ​ fue construida para el soberano safaví Shah Abbas I, entre los años 1612 y 1630. La Mezquita del Shah está situada en el lado sur de la plaza de Naghsh-i Jahan.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful and large mosque (Original) مسجدی بسیار زیبا و بزرگ

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and old mosque (Original) مسجدی زیبا و قدیمی😍

A masterpiece of Islamic architecture reflecting the splendor of Safavid Iran. In 1598, Shah Abbas I, the greatest ruler of Iran’s Shi’ite Safavid dynasty (1501–1722), decided to take Isfahan as his new capital and had the city rebuilt to reflect the secular and spiritual power of his expanding empire. The principal result was the creation of the magnificent Naqsh-e Jahan Square, bordered by the Ali Qapu royal palace; the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque; and, above all, the immense Shah Mosque (now known in Iran as the Imam Mosque). Color and proportion. Work on the Shah Mosque began in 1611 and was completed some 20 years later. Attributed to architect Ali Akbar Isfahani, it is a vast structure incorporating two madrasas and a separate winter mosque. The whole building is sumptuously decorated with polychrome tiles, with turquoise and dark blue being predominant. The focus of the mosque is the inner courtyard, built around a pool and dominated by four iwans, vaulted spaces open on one side. The walls of the iwans are embellished with tiles bearing floral motifs, and the ceilings are fine examples of the “stalactite” style known as muqarnas. The mosque is topped by a double-shelled dome, the outer shell rising to a height of 174 ft (53 m) and the inner shell reaching 125 ft (38 m) above the mosque floor. The exterior surface of the dome, covered in brilliant turquoise tiles, reflects sunlight to dazzling effect. The Shah Mosque is very much a living center of worship for Iranian Muslims today, but non-Muslim visitors are also warmly welcomed. A major tourist attraction, the entirety of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, including the mosque, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.

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