Tbilisi Juma Mosque *

Beautiful mosque and the only one in the city. The first mosque built in this site was by the Ottomans in 1723-1735, then it was destroyed by the Persians in the 1740s. In 1846-1851, the building was rebuilt by architect Giovanni Scudieri. By the end of the 19th century, in 1895, Baku-based millionaire and philanthropist Haji Zinelabdin Tagiyev had completely renovated the mosque, significantly altering its eastern part. The mosque’s architecture combines both Islamic and neo-Gothic elements beautifully in red-brick structure with a beautiful minaret seen from afar. There’s a beautiful Persian-style mosaic facade next to the thermal bathes.

On the heart of the old city - a must visit place not only for Muslims but for those who want to experience the multiple backgrounds of Tbilisi - it is a common mosque for both sunni and sheaei Muslims

Good enough for masjid coz not toomuch masjid in tbilisi. We need to little bit climb up to go mosque..

It’s easy to find. Near national park and you can see this dome at mother of Georgia.

Alhamdulillah we just solat jumaat @ 20 Sep 2024 as we are family of four 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ( 11 & 7 years old) from Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾 Malaysia..really like this mosque as strategically located, with clean toilets & ablution facilities for muslim & muslimah

A beautiful and clean mosque, showing Islamic architecture, and characterized by the affection and friendship famous among the Georgian people.

Came to pray during my trip, inside the mosque is clean, calm, and comfortable. Nice. But a lil bit sad ladies toilet is quite dirty and dark.

Wonderful peaceful mosque for Jummah salaah. Good to arrive around 12:30 - 12:45. Athaan is at 13:15, khutbah is at 13:26, and salaah started at 13:40 (July 2024). The mosque does get crowded, therefore come a little earlier and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the mosque and surrounding areas.