Goharshad Mosque

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Goharshad Mosque is a prominent 15th-century Islamic mosque in Mashhad, Iran, renowned for its richly ornamented Timurid-era architecture and historical significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic religious building
Timurid architecture
historical monument
mosque
architect Qavam al-Din Shirazi
architecturalStyle Persian architecture
Timurid dynasty
surface form: Timurid
associatedDynasty Timurid dynasty
builder Goharshad Begum
centuryOfConstruction 15th century
constructionEnd 1418
constructionStart 1416
continent Asia
country Iran
function Friday mosque
place of worship
hasDome yes
hasFeature calligraphic inscriptions
four iwans
large courtyard
main dome
mihrab
minarets
muqarnas decoration
shabestan
tile mosaics
winter prayer hall
hasMinaret yes
heritageStatus national heritage site of Iran
languageOfInscriptions Arabic
Persian
locatedIn Imam Reza Shrine
surface form: Imam Reza Shrine complex

Mashhad
Razavi Khorasan Province
material brick
faience
glazed tile
namedAfter Goharshad Begum
near Imam Reza Shrine
notableFor Timurid-era ornamentation
historical significance
rich tilework
patron Goharshad Begum
religion Islam
religiousAffiliation Shia Islam
spouseOfPatron Shah Rukh
usedFor congregational prayers
religious ceremonies

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Timurid architecture notableExample Goharshad Mosque
Imam Reza Shrine hasPart Goharshad Mosque
Mashhad-e Razavi hasNotableMosque Goharshad Mosque
Musalla complex ruins associatedWith Goharshad Mosque
this entity surface form: Gawhar Shad Mosque
Gawhar Shad notableWork Goharshad Mosque
this entity surface form: Gawhar Shad Mosque
Minarets of Herat builtFor Goharshad Mosque
this entity surface form: Musalla complex of Gawhar Shad