Cathedral mosque in the village of Alekseevka

The mosque in the village of Alekseevka opened its doors to believers on November 15, 2004, and its opening ceremony took place during the celebration of the major Muslim holiday Uraza Bayram. The mosque is a small two-storey building with five small domes and a minaret.

The mosque is located on one of the central streets of the village, in an open area, and is an expressive architectural dominant. The building outside is lined with red brick, and all decorative elements of the facade are decorated in white. The interior is very picturesque - it is made with marble. The mosque includes two separate prayer halls for men and women, and there are classrooms for teaching the basics of the Islamic religion. On Fridays, sermons are held in two languages - Bashkir and Russian.