During the kingship of Fath-Ali Shah-e Qajar numbers of mosques were built in some of the Iranian cities which named “Soltani mosques”, on behalf of the king’s name. One of these mosques was built in Borujerd which replaced with the Jame’ Mosque and became the most important building in the city during Qajar period. This had strong relation with Bazaar as placed in the middle of Bazaar with three main gates opened to the biggest trade center of the city. Of the most important features of the mosque are numerous inscriptions of which 19 samples were studied. These studies show that 7 samples of inscriptions provides comprehensive information about the city of Borujerd such as Muslim conflicts with other minority residents of the city; 2 samples are about the function of the mosque as a religious school. 4 samples are about the exact construction date of the monument in 1209 Hijri and the others are about different subjects including the repairing procedure of the mosque during 1291-1293, praise and admiration of Holy Imams and the importance of the mosque in salvation of the people as well.
Gudarzi, A. (2013). A Socio-political Study Status of Boroujerd During the Qajar Period Based on Analysis of the Soltani Mosque Inscriptions. pazhoheshha-ye Bastan shenasi Iran, 2(3), 173-191.
MLA
Alireza Gudarzi. "A Socio-political Study Status of Boroujerd During the Qajar Period Based on Analysis of the Soltani Mosque Inscriptions". pazhoheshha-ye Bastan shenasi Iran, 2, 3, 2013, 173-191.
HARVARD
Gudarzi, A. (2013). 'A Socio-political Study Status of Boroujerd During the Qajar Period Based on Analysis of the Soltani Mosque Inscriptions', pazhoheshha-ye Bastan shenasi Iran, 2(3), pp. 173-191.
VANCOUVER
Gudarzi, A. A Socio-political Study Status of Boroujerd During the Qajar Period Based on Analysis of the Soltani Mosque Inscriptions. pazhoheshha-ye Bastan shenasi Iran, 2013; 2(3): 173-191.
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