Mosques In China

Wuhan

Qiyimen Mosque
Address: No. 67, Qiyi Street, Wuhan
Qiyimen mosque complex covers an area of 2,300 square meter with a capacity of 500 people.
Qiyimen Mosque
Jiang'an Mosque
Address: No. 83, Yongheli, Erqi Street, Jiang'an District, Wuhan
Jiang’an Mosque was called Liujiamiao Mosque, also called Erqijie Mosque, it was started from a simple mosque built on 1918. In 1920, local Muslims raised fund and bought a small building next to it and used as a new mosque, however it was destroyed in 1937 by war. Then local Muslims raised fund again and purchased the building at current location and restore the mosque. In 2002, municipal government decided to renovate it as it too old to use, and the renovation was completed in 2006.
Jiang'an Mosque
Minquan Road Mosque
Address: No. 146, Minquan Road, Hankou, Wuhan
Minquan Road Mosque situated at 146 Minquan road, original name Guangyi bridge mosque, folk name Hubei temple or Qingzhen later temple. First built in the first year of Yongzheng, Qing dynasty (1623). Burnt several times in Guangxu and Xuantong years of Qing dynasty, restored in 1916.In 1930, the mosque was moved to the current place due to road expansion.

Now the mosque is facing south, with an area of 530 square metre. It was three floor brick building, with Arabian dome style, the construction area is 750 square meter. The base floor is parlour, water room, sacred relic room; second floor is scripture study room and preaching room; third floor is the bethel hall, can accommodate more than 300 people. In 1986, the government expand the building to 5 storey, increase in room furniture, and newly renovated. Now the mosque has become the activity center of the Muslims in the city, also the bethel for foreign Muslim friends.
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