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.The oldest historical building in Isfahan should be considered the Jame' Mosque. The current appearance of the mosque is mainly attributed to the Seljuk period, but its repairs and additions in later periods, especially during the Safavid era. Although archaeological excavations have revealed artifacts dating back to the Buyid era and the 3rd century AH. In these excavations, artifacts from the pre-Islamic era have also been found. Different parts of the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, which was recently added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, have taken shape over nearly two thousand years and have been undergoing maintenance or reconstruction during these years. The most important development plans for the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan were formed during the Buyid era and subsequently during the Safavid rule.
✨️Arthur Pope (the archaeologist) writes:
"I remember that day when I went to visit the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan and stood under its dome, I realized that my whole existence is captivated by this dome and mosque, as under this dome one can truly witness the incomparable and creative masterpiece of Iranians and believe in the grandeur of the mosque and its dome. Since then, I have visited the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan many times and by admiring the dome of this mosque, my language opened up to admiration, and my love and interest in Isfahan and Iran grew day by day. Therefore, I wish that after I take my last breath, they bury my body in this sacred land."
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The discovery of a column base with Sasanian period decorations in the northern region confirmed the existence of a pre-Islamic structure 🏛️.
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