Beijing Dongsi Mosque

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De historische en culturele grondslag is diep in de grond en is het zeer waard om te gaan.

Dongsi Mosque is also called Faming Temple. On Dongsi Nan Street in Dongcheng District, the temple sits in the west facing the east. There are halls for worship, north and South lectures, water houses, libraries and so on, covering an area of more than 10,000 square meters. The hall is brilliant in gold and blue. The carved beams and painted pillars are carved with Kufa Arabic "Quran"-. The carved work is exquisite. The kiln hall behind the temple is a dome structure. The trees in the hall are green and quiet and solemn. There are many cultural relics and books in the temple, including the copper roof on the Xuanli Building built in Chenghua in the 22nd year of Ming Dynasty (1486), the stele of Wanli Seven Years (1579), "Halal Fa Ming Hundred Characters Sacred Symbol", the stele-yang inscription in Chinese, the description of Mohammed's deeds, the stele-yin in Arabic, the intermediate inscription in Wuji", and various versions of "Quran", one of which is a handwritten copy of the Yuan Dynasty, and the writing is neat and beautiful. It is well preserved and is now the site of the Islamic Association. It is also the place where Muslims worship, gather and celebrate festivals.

In het algemeen zijn de goederen aan de deur goed en het verkeer goed.

Dongsi Mosque, also known as Faming Temple, was built in 1356 from Yuan to Zhengzheng, rebuilt in 1447 and rebuilt in 1920. The temple is situated in the west facing the east, with three gates and a building area of 10,000 square meters. It has typical architectural features of the Ming Dynasty.