Ihlas mosque, Ufa, Regional cultural heritage mosque in Ufa, Russia.
Ihlas Mosque is a religious building in Ufa featuring two distinctive minarets that rise 53 meters high. The complex includes a large prayer hall with galleries for female worshippers, along with student housing and dining facilities.
Construction of the mosque began in 1989 to honor 1100 years of Islam in the Volga region and it opened in April 1998. This milestone marked an important recognition of Islamic heritage in the area.
The mosque serves as a gathering place for the Muslim community of Ufa, hosting daily prayers and religious ceremonies. It plays a central role in the spiritual life of believers in the region.
The complex has separate entrances for men and women with distinct prayer areas. Parking is available nearby and the location is accessible by public transportation.
The minarets have a tulip-shaped design that holds special meaning in Islamic architecture. This artistic choice by architect V. Davletshin was intentionally crafted to create a symbol with deep spiritual significance.
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