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Nemėžis, LT
The Nemėžis Mosque is a Tartar mosque first built in 1684. The present mosque, built in 1909, suffered much neglect during the Soviet era. In 1978 the mosque was returned to the Muslim community and from 1993 it was repaired.
Dupnitsa, BG
The mosque welcomed its long-waited renovation in 2018 and had been declared as a monument of local significance.
Rusan, AL
Built in the 15th century, the mosque is famous for its acoustic quality thanks to the casks that are diliberately calculated in the holes on the walls.
Stockholm, SE
In 1995, the city council o Stockholm decided to convert an old power station into a mosque, and the mosque was completed in 2000. This particular building was chosen because of its art-nouveau architecture which included several "moorish" elements and already faced towards Mecca. The mosque was financed by several individuals and goups, most notably Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the former leader of the UAE.
Blagoevgrad, BG
Located on Gotse Delchev Square in the northern part of the city, this mosque from the 19th century is now a historical monument.
Samokov, BG
The mosque was built in the middle of the 19th century , probably by Bulgarian masters. It has a large prayer room measuring 14 by 14.8 meters. Four free columns in the center hold a rammed drum topped with a wooden dome . The arched vestibule has a second floor for women. The minaret has a spiral brick decoration. The exterior and the interior of the mosque are richly painted with ornaments by painters from the Samokov school .
Ioannina, GR
Aslan Pasha Mosque, probably built in the first half of the 17th century, is a mosque at the edge of lake Ioannina. The mosque was part of the Aslan Pasha complex, which included a medrese (Islamic school) a library and a kitchen. It currently houses the Municipal Ethnographic Museum of Ioannina.
Pazardzhik, BG
It is one of the oldest monuments in the city and was associated with Kurshum Khan in the past.
Karlovo, BG
It used to be called the Lead Mosque due to the same material applied for the roof. Though a national cultural monument, it is not properly managed and remains closed.
Gotse Delchev, BG
Currenlty in ruin, this mosque was built on a demolished church in the 15th century.
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