This is a list of mosques in Georgia.
| Name | Images | Location | Year (CE) | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shah Abbas Mosque |  | Metekhi, Tbilisi | 16th century | Destroyed by Soviet authorities in 1951;[1] Shia | |
| Didachara mosque | Khulo Municipality, Adjara | 1832 | Wooden mosque, listed as a Cultural Monument of National Importance in 2006; Sunni | ||
| Akho Mosque | Akho, Adjara | 1861 | A wooden mosque; Sunni[2] | ||
| Kvirike Mosque | Kvirike, Adjara | 1861 | A wooden mosque; Sunni[2] | ||
| Batumi Mosque |  | Batumi | 1866 | The only surviving mosque in Batumi;[3] Sunni | |
| Tbilisi Juma Mosque |  | Old Tbilisi | 1895 | Original structure dates from the 18th century; rebuilt several times. Current structure dates from 1895;[4] split between Shias and Sunnis | |
| Varkhani Mosque |  | Varkhani, Adigeni | 19th century | Sunni | |
| Chao Mosque | Chao, Adjara | 1912 | A wooden mosque;[5] Sunni | ||
| Duisi Mosque |  | Duisi, Kakheti | 20th century | ||
| Ahlulbayt Mosque | Tbilisi | Shia | |||
| Imam Ali Mosque |  | Marneuli, Kvemo Kartli | 18th | Shia | |
| Imam Hussein Mosque |  | Marneuli, Kvemo Kartli | 2016 | Shia | |
| Meore-Kesalo Mosque |  |
Meore-Kesalo, Kvemo Kartli | Sunni |
See also
References
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- Harris-Brandts, Suzanne; Wheeler, Angela; Shioshvili, Vladimer (2018). The wooden mosques of Adjara: Islamic architectural heritage in Georgia (PDF). p. 154. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 28, 2023. Retrieved August 26, 2019.
- "Batumi Mosque". Geobuild-Ltd.com. Archived from the original on October 31, 2009. Retrieved December 2, 2009.
- "Jumah Mosque in Tbilisi". Advantour.
- Baramidze, Ruslan (2010). "The Muslim Monuments of Worship (I part)". Retrieved January 7, 2025 – via academia.edu.
External links
Media related to Mosques in Georgia at Wikimedia Commons