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Qingjing TempleQuanzhou Top 2 in Important Religious Institution
Quanzhou Top 2 in Important Religious Institution
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Open Open from 7:30am-5:30pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 108-110 Tumen Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou City
Phone: 0595-22193553 0595-2193553
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After visiting the Qingjing Temple last night, I went back to learn about the Islamic culture in Quanzhou. During the Song Dynasty, overseas trade here was unprecedentedly prosperous. A large number of Muslim merchants followed along the Maritime Silk Road. Islam was very active in Quanzhou. In the Yuan Dynasty, Quanzhou continued to become a major trading port in the world, and Islam has developed greatly in Quanzhou. Therefore, we must go in again today.
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The Qingjing Temple is modeled after the Islamic Chapel in Damascus, Syria. The existing main buildings are the Gate House, the Temple of Heaven and the Mingshan Hall. The appearance of the existing very old Islamic temple gates created by Arab Muslims in China has the traditional Arabic Islamic Teaching architectural forms. The "Tiantan Temple" is a place of Muslim worship. There are only four stone walls. The roof of the altar collapsed during the Ming Dynasty, and the remains of granite remained in the open space around the temple.
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After visiting the Qingjing Temple last night, I went back to learn about the Islamic culture in Quanzhou. During the Song Dynasty, overseas trade here was unprecedentedly prosperous. A large number of Muslim merchants followed along the Maritime Silk Road. Islam was very active in Quanzhou. In the Yuan Dynasty, Quanzhou continued to become a major trading port in the world, and Islam has developed greatly in Quanzhou. Therefore, we must go in again today.
A thousand years old mosque, worth seeing. Just on Tumen Street, the traffic is very convenient, there are not many tourists, is a good place to cultivate one's health. The ticket price is very cheap, but, the place where the ticket is sold is really not easy to find, you must find locals, absolutely do not find yourself. In a side alley, you have to cross a bridge. From an economic point of view, the ticket price is definitely not enough to support this ticket office.
Very old Islamic temple, the entrance fee is only 3 yuan, the visitor center can buy tickets on the spot, you can’t book online, the location is to buy tickets in an alley next to the bridge, and the largest building inside is the Great Tang, which is worshipping. It’s empty, there’s nothing, and the place is not big. Anyway, the tickets are not expensive. I don’t understand the humanities. It’s actually good to see the scenery. The Islamic style is unique in the urban area.
Ancient Islamic ruins, only 3 yuan entrance fee to the ancient maritime Silk Road
The temple, also known as the Aisuhab Grand Mosque, is the oldest existing Islamic temple founded by Arab Muslims in China. The temple was built in the Northern Song Dynasty, two years after the Xiangfu, the main existing buildings are the gate, chapel, Mingshan Hall and so on.