Xihongmen Mosque

Xihongmen Mosque

Xihongmen mosque is a mosque located in Daxing District of Beijing. It covers an area of 1500 square meters. The main building of the mosque is the east facing chapel, with an area of about 265 square meters. It can accommodate 250 people to worship at the same time.

Scale system

Temple covers an area of 1500 square meters, the main building worship Hall East, 8 meters high, 11.5 meters wide, 23 meters deep, an area of about 265 square meters, can accommodate 250 people to worship at the same time. The main hall has three volumes and a front corridor. In front of the hall, there is a huge plaque with Allah's words written on it; in the hall, there are eight pillars, green carpet on the wooden floor, 13 spots of white worship felt on it; in the northwest corner of the hall, there are facilities for Imam "minbair" to preach the teachings, and the inner wall of the Yao hall is engraved with hadith. On the north side of the front porch stands a monument to the mosque rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. There are four North and four South lecture halls on both sides of the hall, displaying different versions of the Koran, hadith and scriptures. The north and South rooms in the front yard are male and female bathrooms, palm classrooms and storage rooms.

Geographic transportation

Located at 45 Hongfu Road, Daxing District

Address: 109 Xinwang North Street

Longitude: 116.341634

Latitude: 39.791083