Pudong Camii, Shanghai, Çin Halk Cumhuriyeti

Pudong Camii, Shanghai, Çin Halk Cumhuriyeti

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Dongzhimen Camii, Pekin (Beijing), Çin

Dongzhimen Camii, Beijing, Çin
(Dongzhimen Camii, Pekin, Çin)


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ÇİN HALK CUMHURİYETİ (People's Republic of China)

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1. Beijing'de Bir Cami 
2. Büyük Cami  
3. Büyük Camii,Xian

Pictures of Great Mosque of Quanzhou-3, Quanzhou, China

  Stone with Arabic calligraphy in Kufic style, displayed in the first court 

Pictures of Great Mosque of Quanzhou-2, Quanzhou, China

  The mihrab niche on qibla iwan 

Pictures of Great Mosque of Quanzhou-1, Quanzhou, China

  Southern wall off prayer hall opening onto Tumen Street 

Great Mosque of Quanzhou, Quanzhou, China

 Great Mosque of Quanzhou, Quanzhou, China

The southern elevation of the mosque on Tumen Street 

Variant Names:Shengyou Mosque, Sheng Yu Mosque, Ch'uan-Chou Mosque, Qingjing mosque, Kylin, Shenyou mosque, Ashab mosque, Qing Zhun Su Mosque, Sheng-You Si Mosque, Unicorn Mosque, Ching Zhun Su Mosque, Great Mosque of Chuan Chou

One of the earliest mosques in China, the Great Mosque of Quanzhou is called many names including Shengyou Mosque (Mosque of the Holy Friend), Qingjing Mosque (Mosque of Purity) and Ashab Mosque (Mosque of the Prophet's Companions). An inscription on the northern wall of its portal dates the mosque to 1009, although most of what remains today dates from the 1310 reconstruction by Ibn Muhammed al-Quds of Shiraz, under Emperor Zhida of the Yuan Dynasty. It is the oldest surviving stone mosque in China, and the only one remaining of the seven historic mosques that once stood in the city of Quanzhou. It is built on Tumen Street abutting the old city wall, at the edge of a large fan-fang, or, foreign quarter. The mosque today consists of a large, partially ruined, rectangular prayer hall beside a grand entry vestibule, with a smaller timber mosque added recently to the northwest of the complex.

Pictures of Great Mosque of Guangzhou-2, Guangzhou, China

North portico of prayer hall, looking west

Pictures of Great Mosque of Guangzhou-1, Guangzhou, China

View looking north at the main prayer hall, with clerestory windows separating the two eaves

Great Mosque of Guangzhou, Guangzhou, China

 Great Mosque of Guangzhou, Guangzhou, China

 View of bangke tower gateway, looking south from the prayer hall with the light tower seen on the right 

The Great Mosque of Guangzhou, known also as Huaisheng Mosque (Memorial of the Holy Prophet) or the Guangta Mosque (Light Tower Mosque), is thought to be the earliest surviving mosque in China and has the earliest freestanding minaret in China.
Manuscripts from 1206 claim that the mosque was built by an uncle of the Prophet, Abi Waqqas, on the first Muslim mission to China in the 630s.

Huaisheng Camii, Guangzhou, Çin

Huaisheng Camii, Guangzhou, Çin

(Huaisheng Mosque in Guangzhou - China)

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