Shiraz

• Quran gateway

• Hafezie

• Tomb of Sa'adi

• Jame mosque

• Atiq mosque

• Shah Cheragh

• Citadel of Karim Khan

• Vakil Mosque

• Vakil Bath

• Vakil Bazaar

• Eram garden

• Delgosha garden

• Afif Abad garden

• Khan School

• Nasir-ol-Molk

Jame mosque

This is one of the oldest buildings of the early Islamic period in Fars.
Its architectural technique and high ivan are reminiscent of the Sassanid constructions which have supplied a model for imitation.
This ancient mosque belongs to the fourth century A.H. (10th centuryA.D.) and its mihrab must have been built around A.H. 363 (A.D. 973).
This mosque possesses a very spacious crescent-shaped ivan, open the southern side and walled at the back. Adjoining the back wall, there stands the mihrab, which is a later addition. In another part of the mosque, there is a minaret, which may have belonged to the original structure of this monument.

Jame mosque