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Xingtai Mosque

邢台清真寺
📍 Xingtai · Xindu District 🏛️ 1923 (rebuilt on current site 1992) 👥 Around 500 worshippers

📜 About & history

Xingtai Mosque, also called the West Mosque, was first built in 1923. It was closed and partly destroyed between 1958 and the Cultural Revolution, then relocated to its present Yejin North Road site in 1992 and rebuilt in Arab architectural style. The compound covers about 3.3 mu with roughly 1,200 square metres of buildings.

🕌 Prayer & visiting

TraditionSunni (Hui Muslim)

Daily prayers and Friday Jumu'ah; Chinese-language sermon. Main mosque for Xingtai city Hui community.

📍 Address

88 Yejin North Road (near Zijin Park), Xindu District, Xingtai, Hebei
Address in Chinese (for taxis): 河北省邢台市信都区冶金北路88号(近紫金公园)

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🚇 How to reach the mosque

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Bus

Xingtai city buses stop on Yejin North Road near Zijin Park; ask for Qingzhen Si.

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From downtown

Central Xingtai location; short taxi ride from Xingtai Railway Station.

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Useful tip

Modern Arab-style mosque serving the city Hui community; halal restaurants nearby. Chinese spoken.