Taipei Grand Mosque Review

The architectural style of the main dome of Taipei Mosque is very characteristic, you can consider it.

The Taipei Mosque, the site of the Taiwan Muslim Association, was named as a historic site in Taipei in 1999. It is now the largest and most famous temple in Taipei. The green domed worship hall, with a crescent moon hanging high on both sides of the top, is a tradition of summoning the cylindrical ring of the worship building. Beyond Mahjor Day, it is used as a classroom to teach Muslims how to learn religion, read the Koran and learn Arabic.

Taiwanese mosque, this building is very special and beautiful. It's suitable for taking photos here. You can also have steamed dinner here. The price is very favorable. It's worth recommending.

The temple is a typical Arabic style building, without monuments and other historical records. The hall can accommodate hundreds of Muslim worshippers; I walk around and see no one in the temple; I look up and see "the Office of the Muslim Association" and I push the door in. I greet only a man in his 30s. First of all, I say that I am a Muslim from the mainland and come here to visit Ahmed. I want to know about the situation of some Taiwanese Muslims, and the other side is also Muslim (I hurried to greet Daosa, but he did not respond, which shows that he did not understand and can see the depth of Sinicization of Taiwanese Muslims). He told me that there is only one Imam in the temple (non-worship time is not in the temple).

There are not many people who believe in Islam in Taiwan, so the only mosque is very distinctive. The mosque in Da'an District of Taipei City is funded by Arab countries. The onion-like roof is the hallmark of the mosque, magnificent and elegant.