Clock Mosque, Ottoman mosque in Peqin, Albania.
The Clock Mosque is an Ottoman place of worship in Peqin featuring a minaret, central dome, and stone walls built using regional Albanian construction techniques. The structure combines Ottoman architectural features with local building methods that reflect the area's construction heritage.
The structure was built during Ottoman rule and is now designated as a Cultural Monument of Albania. This recognition documents centuries of Islamic presence and Ottoman influence in the region.
The mosque remains an active center for the Muslim community in Peqin, gathering residents for daily worship and religious observances. Its presence shapes the spiritual life of the town and reflects how Islamic traditions continue in the area.
Visitors should wear modest clothing covering shoulders and knees and remove shoes before entering. Plan your visit outside prayer times to experience the space respectfully and comfortably.
The building takes its name from an integrated clock mechanism that has marked time for Peqin residents across generations. This timepiece is a distinctive feature that sets the mosque apart from other places of worship.
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