Bandar Abbas Sunni Grand Mosque

The Sunni Grand Mosque of Bandar Abbas, also known as the "Delgosha Mosque", stands on Taleghani Boulevard (the waterfront boulevard) in the city. With a history of more than 264 years, it is considered the oldest mosque in Hormozgan Province and is listed among Iran's National Heritage sites under registration number 1599.

The Delgosha Mosque has a distinctive architecture that combines traditional Iranian styles with Islamic architecture. It has two floors, one minaret, four iwans and 12 columns, and can hold about 6,000 worshippers. Inside, a calm and spiritual atmosphere captivates visitors. The Sunni Grand Mosque of Bandar Abbas was built by a great benefactor, Haj Zein al-Abedin Abolghasem Ouzi. Over time, the mosque has been rebuilt and renovated several times. Its extensive renovation began in 2003 (1382 SH) with the support of the benefactor Haj Abdollah Rostamani, was completed over five years, and was inaugurated in 2008 (1387 SH) in the presence of clerics and local people. This restoration preserved the historic building and gave it new life.

To reach the Sunni Grand Mosque of Bandar Abbas, you can follow Imam Khomeini Boulevard (the waterfront boulevard) toward Delgosha Street. The mosque is located near the Delgosha junction, next to the city's commercial and cultural centers. The best time to visit is early in the morning or in the late afternoon, when the weather is cooler and you can enjoy its spiritual atmosphere. Responsible travel practices are recommended here, including keeping the environment clean and respecting local customs and traditions.