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Zhamuping Mosque (Linxia County)

扎木坪清真寺
📍 Linxia · Linxia County 🏛️ 1878

📜 About & history

Zhamuping Mosque is in Zhamuping Village, Manisigou Township, Linxia County, Gansu. Founded in 1878 (4th year of the Qing Guangxu era), it gained a seven-purlin earth-and-timber prayer hall in 1927, was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution and rebuilt in 1979. Its hexagonal four-storey minaret, built in 1989, is the tallest structure and the mosque's signature feature. The 1-mu site has 235 square metres of buildings, including a three-bay brick-and-timber prayer hall and classrooms. It serves 59 Hui households (318 people) and follows the Yihewani tradition.

🕌 Prayer & visiting

TraditionYihewani

📍 Address

Zhamuping Village, Manisigou Township, Linxia County, Gansu
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 甘肃省临夏县麻尼寺沟乡扎木坪村
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