Ardabil's thousand-year-old mosque is on the way to restoration

Juma Mosque of Ardabil is more than a thousand years old and was built during the Seljuk period on an ancient hill with works from the Parthian period. This mosque with a pillared nave is one of the first mosques of the Islamic era in the Azarbaijan region of Iran and is considered one of the historical witnesses of Ardabil. Juma Mosque of Ardabil is known as an architectural museum by having works from the Seljuq, Ilkhani, Safavid and Qajar periods, and now with the efforts of the General Department of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Ardabil Province, this historical mosque is being restored, restored and organized.