Sufiya Mosque

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Sufiya Mosque
Мечеть Суфия́
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Region	Bashkortostan
Location
Country	Russia
Interactive map of Sufiya Mosque
Coordinates	53°26′34″N 55°56′19″E / 53.442651°N 55.938604°E / 53.442651; 55.938604
Architecture
Architect	Aivar Sattarov

The Sufiya Mosque (Russian: Мечеть Суфия́; Tatar: «Суфия» мәчете, Bashkir: «Суфия» мәсете), better known as Kantyukov Mosque, is a mosque, located in the Tatar village of Kantyukovka in the Sterlitamaksky district in the Republic of Bashkortostan in Russia.

History

The project, according to the chief architect, Aivar Sattarov, was based on the interweaving of oriental motifs, as well as the cultures of the Tatar and Bashkir peoples. The mosque was built at the request of the village residents with sponsorship from Rafkat Kantyukov, a native of Kantyukovka and now the general director of Gazprom Transgaz Kazan.

Gallery

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  At dusk
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  Mosaic inside the mosque
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  Memorial plaque
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  Minaret
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  The female area
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  Pulpit
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  The mosque from the side
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  Mosque courtyard

References

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