Muslim Temple

The Mosque in Xiaoxuexiang Lane was built in the Republic of China and was renovated in the 1990s. The buildings in the temple are dominated by traditional Chinese style, and the Wangyue Tower and the apse behind the main hall are modern buildings. The Middle Mosque of Xiaoxuexiang Alley is located in Miaohou Street, Lianhu District, Xi'an City, at the north end of Xiaoxuexiang Alley, across the street from the backyard of Daxuexiang Mosque.

Many of the mosques in Xi'an are older, unlike the modern dome mosque, with a long history.

Nice place, nice environment, very much like it.

The location is relatively remote, as little as the small leather court mosque. Although built in the early Republic of China, but maintain the traditional Chinese architecture style. The gateway of the Zhongsi temple of the Mosque is a modern building, but it is decorated with some traditional Chinese architecture styles. The two old stone benches and old door frames in the doorway contrast greatly with the surrounding buildings. As there is no shadow wall, so like the two mosques, with the wooden screen instead of the shadow wall, the temple must first bypass the screen, outside the temple is not directly visible the temple facilities. The wing and hall of worship are both traditional Chinese homes, but the over-coloured painting style on the eaves is a distinct impression of modern branding. The Mochizuki building and the hall behind the eaves are completely modern and decorated with traditional eaves, if not the darts, The green coating is probably Arabic. Both sides of the room are lined with stone tablets, which are very new, and are probably new carved in recent years.

Not a big size, but with a certain history, some vicissitudes! Still in normal use!