Jamia Mosque

The mosque, also known as moslem mosque, is located at No. 30, the junction of the Moslem street and the Moslem street in the central half of Hong Kong Island. As the oldest mosque in Hong Kong, the temple reflects the history of Muslims in the colonial era of Hong Kong, and also symbolizes the diversity of religious culture in Hong Kong, with high historical value. It is now listed as a first-class historical building in Hong Kong by the Antiquities and monuments office, while its religious residence is listed as a second-class historical building in Hong Kong.

Jamia Mosque

The mosques at Shili street in Hong Kong are Islamic monasteries in Hong Kong, China. Built in 1890, it is located at No. 30, Seeley street, Hong Kong. It was once called "Zeri Street Muslim church" and changed its name to "Zeri Street Muslim mosque General Church" after 1945.

Historical evolution

Initial construction

At first, the mosques on Shili street in Hong Kong were built by more than 100 Muslims in Hong Kong. It is an Arabic style building.

Renovation and reconstruction

In 1905, ishag, a Muslim philanthropist in Mumbai, India, funded the reconstruction.

Architectural features

Hong Kong's Seeley Street Mosque is small and exquisite, surrounded by three flower beds, quiet and elegant. Temple

Inside, there are the Imam's room, the Imam's residence, the water room and the dressing room for the ritual. In addition, there is a Muslim orphanage shelter. The temple is managed by the Hong Kong Muslim trust.

3. Geographic transportation

Mosques in Hong Kong are Islamic monasteries in Hong Kong, China. They are located at No.30 in Hong Kong

Address: 30 Chesley street, central, Hong Kong Island

Longitude: 114.151891

Latitude: 22.280152

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