Jame'h Mosque

The Jame'h mosque of Kermān or Jāme'h Mozaffari mosque is located in the city of Kermān (region of the same name) and was built in the year 750 of the lunar Hegira during the reign of Al Mozaffar (1314-1393).

This mosque is among those four Iwan and has a high portal, a courtyard, a porch and a prayer hall. This historic mosque has three gates in the northern, eastern and western wings.

The most noteworthy section of the building is the inlaid tiling of the mihrab with marble edge and high east portal worked to muqarnas with its clock tower.

Behind the mihrab western is the Malabmānali Rāji Kermāni Persian-speaking mausoleum. The Jāme'h mosque of Kermān which is located near the "Bazar Ganjali Khān", has witnessed numerous events throughout history some of which are considered as important historical events, for this reason it has suffered various damages, for example one of the portals was destroyed by Aghā Mohammad Khān Qajar's artillery but was later restored and rebuilt