Jama Mosque

The Jama Mosque structure exhibits traditional Islamic architectural elements with influences from Chinese building techniques and regional design patterns.

Built in 1870 under the direction of Habibullah Khan during his rule of the Khotan Khanate, this mosque represented religious authority in the region.

The mosque incorporates design elements that reflect the intersection of Islamic religious practices with local architectural traditions of Xinjiang.

Located at coordinates 37.1125°N, 79.936111°E, the Jama Mosque continues to function as an active religious center for Muslim residents of Hotan.

Known locally as Jiāmǎi Qīngzhēnsì, this religious structure stands as a reminder of the Islamic influence along the historical Silk Road trading routes.

Location: Hotan

Inception: 1870

Founders: Habibullah Khan

GPS coordinates: 37.11250,79.93611

Latest update: March 17, 2025 01:45