Seyyed mosque (Isfahan)

The Schabestan of Seyyed Mosque

The Seyyed Mosque or Seyyed Mosque (Persian مسجد سید masjed Seyyed [ mæsd͡ʒɛd sɛjjɛd ɛ ] ) is the largest and best-known mosque from the Qajar era Isfahan.

It was founded in the mid 19th century by the priest Seyyed Mohammad Bagher Schafti, the completion of ceramic tiles features lasted until the end of the century. The Seyyed Mosque is suitable for the investigation of the ceramic tiles in the Qajar era.