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Jiumen South Mosque

九门清真南寺
📍 Shijiazhuang · Gaocheng District 🏛️ Late Tang–early Song (estimated)

📜 About & history

Jiumen South Mosque, where the Hutuo and Zhouhan rivers meet in Gaocheng District, Shijiazhuang, is estimated to date from the late Tang or early Song; tradition links it to Muslim soldiers and merchants who settled after Tang general Guo Ziyi garrisoned the area. After Hui migrants from Hongtong, Shanxi arrived in the early Ming it was rebuilt several times; the original brick-and-timber hall was later lost and the mosque rebuilt south-east of Jiumen Village. A renovation project for the Jiumen South and North mosques began in 2024.

📍 Address

South-east of Jiumen Village, where the Hutuo and Zhouhan rivers meet, Gaocheng District, Shijiazhuang, Hebei
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 河北省石家庄市藁城区九门村东南(滹沱河与周汉河交汇处)
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