Anyu Mosque

Anyu Mosque

Anyu mosque is located in Anyu village, Yongqing County, Hebei Province. Anyu village mosque in Yongqing County, Hebei Province was built in the early Qing Dynasty. It was named Anyu because there was a jade tablet in front of the temple in the village. In order to develop culture and education, Anyu was renamed Anyu.

Historical evolution

Initial construction

Anyu mosque was first built in 1801. Built in the Qing Dynasty, there are 9 halls and 16 other special rooms.

Renovation and reconstruction

During the period of the Republic of China, it took three years to build it. It cost 30000 silver yuan. The wood, tile and stonework were all invited by Beijing and Tianjin. It covers an area of 8 mu and has 33 houses. Now the mosque covers an area of 10 mu

The five-year reconstruction from 1932 to 1936 made it a grand and magnificent mosque covering an area of 10 mu. Scale of Anyu Mosque

After the "Cultural Revolution" movement began in 1966, it was demolished and rebuilt in 1978.

In 1986, the implementation of the party's ethnic and religious policy, after the second revision, even more magnificent.

Scale system

The building is magnificent in scale. The 360 square meter hall with five rooms and three volumes is built on the 11 level white marble steps. The main hall in the temple is a typical Chinese Temple style building, with high cornices on the top, and each cornice is decorated with animal heads and small stone lions. The temple mast is decorated with green, blue, white and other paints, which looks antique. The green glazed tiles on the top of the hall, white walls, purple doors and windows, quiet and elegant, with unique national style and artistic characteristics, is known as "the first temple in South Beijing".

geographical position

Located in Anyu village, Yongqing County, Hebei Province

Address: Anyu village, Yongqing County, Langfang City

Longitude: 116.51010894775

Latitude: 39.45964050293

Chinese PinYin : An Yu Qing Zhen Si