Միրաս, Sports complex in Kazan, Russia

Miras is a universal sports complex of Kazan National Research Technological University, comprising an indoor hall of 62 by 34 metres with 1,000 seats and an open stadium of 7,950 square metres. The stadium has running tracks, athletics facilities and an artificial-turf football field. The complex stands at the intersection of Dzhaudat Fayzi and Khaydar Bigichev streets.

Construction of the Miras complex began on 1 July 2009 on a site cleared of barracks at the intersection of Dzhaudat Fayzi and Khaydar Bigichev streets in Kazan. It was designed by the state enterprise Tatinvestgrazhdanproyekt for the Ministry of Construction, Architecture and Housing of Tatarstan. The complex opened on 5 May 2010, inaugurated by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. During the 2013 Summer Universiade it hosted preliminary basketball matches and football training sessions.

The stadium serves as a training hub for students of Kazan National Research Technological University and hosts competitions spanning football, basketball, and cheerleading. The facilities reflect the university's commitment to supporting diverse athletic activities for its community.

The facility operates daily and provides parking spaces near the grounds for visitors. It is advisable to check beforehand whether training or competition schedules might affect public access to certain areas.

Inside the stadium sits an indoor arena with substantial seating capacity that allows competitions to take place regardless of weather conditions. This enclosed space accommodates various indoor sporting events that would otherwise be affected by Kasan's harsh climate.