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      🏛 Moscow Historical Mosque and Tukay Monument

      ул. Большая Татарская, 28

      The oldest surviving mosque in Moscow, the heart of the former Tatar Quarter. Around the corner sits a bronze Gabdulla Tukay.

      Moscow Historical Mosque and Tukay Monument
      © Александр Сигачёв · CC BY-SA 4.0
      Moscow Historical Mosque and Tukay Monument
      © Maqivi · CC BY-SA 4.0
      • The mosque was built in 1823 with permission from Governor-General Dmitry Golitsyn, on land donated by the merchant Nazarbay Khashalov.
      • In 1881 the mosque was allowed to take on a proper canonical form and get a minaret and dome; the minaret was demolished in 1967.
      • The mosque reopened for worshippers in 1993.
      • The monument to the Tatar poet Gabdulla Tukay, at the corner of Novokuznetskaya Street and Maly Tatarsky Lane, was unveiled on 26 April 2011.

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      • Tatar Sloboda: from Chernigovsky to Vishnyaki

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