Noor Uchaly Mosque, Mosque in Uchaly, Russia.

Noor Uchaly Mosque is a modern religious building located on Tashbiek mountain that features a single minaret as its defining element. The structure combines contemporary architectural design with functional spaces for prayer services and community gatherings.

The building was established in 1994, when religious institutions experienced a revival following the collapse of Soviet rule. Its founding marks a turning point when the city began to restore its religious practices after decades of suppression.

The mosque serves as a gathering place for the local Muslim community and reflects the religious diversity that emerged in the region after Soviet rule ended. It has become a center where people of different backgrounds come together to practice their faith.

The building sits on elevated terrain and is visible from much of the town, making it easy to locate. Visitors should know that daily prayer times determine when services occur and that appropriate dress is expected when entering.

The mosque stands on Tashbiek mountain, opposite the Uchaly public hospital. It is one of two mosques in the town; the second, the Zaynulla Rasulev Mosque, was built on the outskirts. The Nur Uchaly was funded by donations from companies based in Uchaly.