Taizi Great Mosque, Religious center in Yinchuan and Lingwu, China

The Taizi Great Mosque is a place of prayer in Lingwu with a main prayer hall and several rooms designed to hold hundreds of worshippers. The structure has been rebuilt and restored multiple times to maintain its ability to serve the community.

The mosque began as a religious center for the Muslim community in the Ningxia region. Its current form developed through major renovations over recent decades that updated its facilities.

The mosque's name, Taizi (台子), means "platform" in Chinese, and the surrounding district of Lingwu is known as Chongxing Zhen. The Hui Muslim community of Ningxia worships here, and the building has been renovated four times between 1992 and 2006, a detail that reflects how the congregation has maintained the site.

The mosque stands in Chongxing Zhen, Lingwu, within Yinchuan, Ningxia. Visitors should time their arrival outside prayer services, and women are expected to cover their hair and wear loose clothing; shoes come off at the prayer hall entrance.

The mosque's Chinese name, 台子清真大寺 (Táizi Qīngzhēn Dàsì), appears alongside a Chinese-script rendering of its Arabic name, تَيْ زِ ٿٍْجٍ دَاسِْ, a transliteration visitors can look for on the building's signage. Between 1992 and 2006 the mosque was renovated four times.