Mosque of Beauteous Selan

The Mosque of Beauteous Selan was located in Huzuz in 1367 DR.

Location
This temple could be found in the Pilgrim's District of the City of Delights.

Structure
Since Selan's worship was centered in Afyal, her mosque in Huzuz was one of the smaller houses of the great gods of Zakhara.

Many of Selan's followers were gardeners and artists, making her mosque truly beautiful. Hanging plants and flowers decorated the temple walls.

Inhabitants
High Priest Imam Lelia was the head of the mosque. She supervised over 200 lesser ranking priests of Selan and other laymen.

Activities
Skilled musicians contributed to Selan's religious ceremonies. Each month, during the full moon, the dome of the mosque would turn transparent. The moonlight flowing inside was concentrated on the main worship area, engulfing a statue of a pear tree. The statue would blossom and flower before releasing its fruit. The fruit would float off of the tree, touching followers gathered for the ceremony. All those who were touched received a blessing of Selan, increasing their artistic ability. The effects of this blessing lasted until the next full moon.