East Great Mosque in Jining

The East Great Mosque features traditional Chinese architectural elements including wooden beams, tiled roofs, and multiple spacious interior courtyards for prayer gatherings.

The mosque's initial construction occurred between 1368 and 1398, followed by significant rebuilding in the late 19th century and additional renovations in 1914.

The religious complex functions as a central gathering place for the Muslim community in Jining, hosting educational activities and promoting interfaith understanding.

The mosque maintains specific visiting hours for non-Muslim visitors, who must wear appropriate clothing and follow local customs when entering the premises.

The architectural design incorporates elements from both Chinese and Islamic traditions, reflecting the cultural integration of Muslim communities in Shandong province.

Location: Shandong

GPS coordinates: 35.40389,116.58222

Latest update: March 8, 2025 11:03