📜 About & history
Hua Si Gongbei is the mausoleum of Abu al-Futuh Ma Laichi (1681-1766), founder of the Khufiyya Hua Si menhuan, the earliest and most influential Naqshbandi Sufi order among Chinese Muslims. First built in 1766, it centres on a three-tier octagonal brick-and-timber golden-domed tomb and remains the headquarters of the Hua Si Khufiyya order. It is one of Linxia's 'Eight Great Gongbei'.
🕌 Prayer & visiting
Working Sufi shrine with mosque; five daily prayers and Friday Jumu'ah. Chinese-language sermons. Respectful, modest dress required.
📍 Address
ℹ️ The interactive map shows the city's mosques, halal restaurants, malls and hospitals, and every pin opens its page on the site.
🚇 How to reach the mosque
Reached by city bus or taxi toward the western suburb (Qijia village); no metro in Linxia.
From the Bafang Shisan Xiang Muslim quarter, take a taxi westward to the western suburb (Qijia village).
About 10-15 minutes by taxi west of central Linxia City to Qijia village in the western suburb.
Historic centre of Han-Hui religious interaction. Halal dining throughout Linxia; Chinese widely spoken.
Source: Baidu Baike 华寺拱北; Wikipedia Ma Laichi/Khafiya; Baidu Maps POI
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