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Liumiao Mosque

刘庙清真寺
📍 Binzhou · Yangxin County 🏛️ 1495

📜 About & history

Liumiao Mosque, also called Liumiao South Mosque, stands south of Liumiao Village in Heliu Town, Yangxin County, Binzhou. It was founded in 1495 (8th year of the Ming Hongzhi era), reportedly with silver granted by the Hongzhi Emperor and construction supervised by the official Yang Xiuzhen. The 3,600-square-metre compound has 840 square metres of buildings; the east-facing prayer hall joins a front, middle and rear hall, with a facing hall, north and south lecture halls and an ablution room. It is the oldest surviving mosque in Binzhou and became a county-level protected site in April 1992.

📍 Address

South of Liumiao Village, Heliu Town, Yangxin County, Binzhou, Shandong
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 山东省滨州市阳信县河流镇刘庙村南
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