Tehran

• 772 places
• 771 Mosques
• 1 Halal food

Iran

Tehran is the capital and largest city of Iran, a major political, cultural and economic center in the heart of the country. As the seat of government in a country where Shia Islam is the state religion, Tehran is home to numerous significant mosques and husayniyas, including large congregational mosques used for major Friday prayers and religious occasions. The city's mosques range from historic structures in the older southern districts to modern complexes in its northern neighborhoods. Tehran also hosts major Islamic seminaries, religious schools, and institutions that play a central role in Iran's religious and educational life, along with a wide array of halal restaurants and eateries serving its large population.