Zhangjiawan Mosque
Xi Street, Zhangjiawan Town, Tongzhou District, Beijing, China
Description:
The Zhangjiawan Mosque is a small mosque in Beijing that is visited by Chinese Muslims.
This mosque was built in the early twentieth century, and in 1995 was carefully restored.
The mosque building has one floor and is designed for 200-250 people. The entrance to the mosque is in the form of an arch, and the roof is made in the form of a Chinese pagoda. The facades of the mosque are painted white and decorated with Chinese patterns.
Despite the traditional Chinese architecture, the interiors are equipped in full accordance with the traditions of Islam.