Jorjir Mosque
mosque in Isfahan, Iranian national heritage site
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Summary
Jorjir Mosque is a mosque[1]. It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: District 3[3]
- Country: Iran[4]
- Instance of: destroyed building or structure[5], cultural property[6]
- Commissioned by: Sahib ibn Abbad[7]
- Architectural style: Umayyad architecture[8], Buyid architecture[9]
- Structure replaced by: Hakim Mosque[10]
- Made from material: adobe[11], brick[12], plaster[13]
- Part of: Isfahan Grand Bazaar[14]
- Commons category: Jorjir Mosque[15]
- Dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 1700[16]
- Heritage designation: Iranian National Heritage[17]
- Date of official opening: 700[18], 1000[19]