Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque Isfahan Iran

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque Isfahan Iran. ISFAHAN, IRAN JULY 10, 2019 Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque at Naqshe Jahan Square in Isfahan, Ir A heritage that is still one of the valuable assets of Isfahan after four hundred years. This mosque was built during the Safavid period by order of Shah Abbas I

This mosque was built during Shah Abbas time, and dedicated to his father-in-law, Sheikh Lotfollah, a prominent religious scholar and teacher who came to Isfahan at the orders of Shah 'Abbas, and resided on the site, but was never involved in the mosque's. It was built by the prominent architect Sheikh Bahai in the early 17 th century (from 1603 to 1619) under the order of Shah Abbas the Great- the 5 th Safavid king

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque on Naqshe Jahan Square of Isfahan, Iran Stock Photo Alamy

Mohammad Reza Isfahani was the architect of Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, locally known as مسجد شیخ لطف ‌‌الله, exemplifies the outstanding universal value of Persian mosques The starting date for the construction is visible on Reza Abbasi's inscription on the main entrance.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque at Naqhshe Jahan Square in Isfahan Stock Image Image of islamic. This mosque was built during Shah Abbas time, and dedicated to his father-in-law, Sheikh Lotfollah, a prominent religious scholar and teacher who came to Isfahan at the orders of Shah 'Abbas, and resided on the site, but was never involved in the mosque's. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, which is located in Naghsh-e Jahan Square of Isfahan, was included in the list of national monuments of Iran on January 6, 1961, and with its extraordinary architecture, tiling and decorations, displays one of the most beautiful and the best manifestations of the art of the Safavid period.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque on Naqshe Jahan Square of Isfahan, Iran Stock Photo Alamy. A heritage that is still one of the valuable assets of Isfahan after four hundred years. The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, locally known as مسجد شیخ لطف ‌‌الله, exemplifies the outstanding universal value of Persian mosques