Mosques and Places of Worship
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Mosques and Places of Worship
Thanks to a 1000-year history, Kazan has a huge number of architectural and historical landmarks, including churches and mosques. There are certainly more mosques here, over 70. These include the majestic Kul Sharif Mosque within the Kazan Kremlin, the Al-Marjani Mosque built in the mid-18th century, and the oldest surviving Apanaevskaya Mosque (built in 1768).
Mosques and Places of Worship
In 2002, when Ildar Bayazitov became the imam of the "Suleiman" mosque, work began in various social areas. Mosque staff opened courses for the deaf-mute, a Quran study center, founded the newspaper and information portal "Info-Islam," opened the Social Assistance Center "Ikram," and so on.
Mosques and Places of Worship
Khuzayfa ibn al-Yamani Mosque is a remarkable mosque where architectural elegance beautifully combines with an atmosphere of warmth and community.
Mosques and Places of Worship
Kaban Mosque is the only mosque built during the existence of the Soviet Union. In the 1930s, it was closed for worship, and in 1991 it was reopened.
Mosques and Places of Worship
Acem Mosque (Tatar: Әҗем мәчете, Acem mäçete; Russian: Azimovskaya Mosque) is a mosque with cathedral architecture located in the city of Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. The building, located in the southern part of the Old Tatar Quarter, a historic district inhabited by Tatars, is one of a dozen mosques in this area.
Mosques and Places of Worship
Mosques and Places of Worship
Mosques and Places of Worship
Chertanovo Mosque
Mosques and Places of Worship
Currently, the number of parishioners attending the weekly Friday prayers is at least 1000 people, and for the festive prayers of Uraza-Bayram and Kurban-Bayram - at least 10,000 Muslims.
Mosques and Places of Worship
Yardyam Mosque
Mosques and Places of Worship
Memorial Mosque
Mosques and Places of Worship
A reconstructed mosque from the 1800s, where prayers are held daily, returned to the Muslim community in the 1990s.
