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397: 97: 412: 378: 653: 366: 36: 339:, on whose sides are the two towers. The men's entrance is on the side. The women's section is substantially smaller than the men's prayer hall and is separated from the men's section by a wooden partition, from which, at the height of about 1 meter, a section running the length of the room is cut out and covered by a transparent white curtain. In the wall at the front of the men's prayer hall, pointing southeast toward the 678: 104: 278:
populace settled in the area, the Tatars built the mosque, which was first mentioned in a document dating back to 1717. The present mosque was most likely built in the second half of the eighteenth-century, or in the first half of the nineteenth-century (the exact date of construction of the building
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In its shape, the building resembles nearby wooden churches with two towers. It is built in the shape of a rectangle of 10 by 13 meters. On the inside and outside it is covered with wooden panels painted dark green (green is the color of Islam). On the north side, the building is decorated with two
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is unknown), on the site of the former mosque. In 1846, the building underwent renovation, information about which is found on a stone plaque, next to the women's entrance.
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The interior is divided into two sections, one for women and the other for men. The women's entrance is placed along the building's main axis. Above it is a triangular
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towers similarly covered with wood. On the ridge of the roof stands a third tower, windowless and smaller than the others; it is somewhat closer to the
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The interior is decorated with rugs, and the walls are decorated with calligraphic quotes from the
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Kruszyniany village was designated one of Poland's official national
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In 2008, with funding provided by the 266:who had participated on the side of the 16:Mosque in Kruszyniany, Podlaskie, Poland 458: 361: 436:, another Lipka Tatar mosque in Poland 347:, in which the sacred books are kept. 7: 111:Shown within Podlaskie Voivodeship 14: 442:, Lipka Tatar mosque in Lithuania 317:National Heritage Board of Poland 676: 651: 410: 395: 376: 364: 239:, in specifications of 10 by 13 102: 95: 556:Bialystok, BiaĹ‚ystokOnline pl. 448:, Lipka Tatar mosque in Belarus 46: 268:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 1: 584:Polskie Budownictwo Drewniane 227:. The building is the oldest 184:Historic Monument of Poland 752: 588:Polish Wooden Architecture 468:, Dz. U., 2012, No. 1275 286:, the area was settled by 215:located in the village of 202:Dz. 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Affiliation
Islam
Branch/tradition
Sunni
Kruszyniany
Poland
Kruszyniany Mosque is located in Podlaskie Voivodeship
Geographic coordinates
53°10′35″N 23°48′47″E / 53.1764°N 23.8131°E / 53.1764; 23.8131
mosque
Historic Monument of Poland
mosque
Kruszyniany
Podlaskie Voivodeship
Poland
Lipka Tatar
Poland
rectangle
metres
Kruszyniany
King
John III Sobieski
Tatars
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Ottoman Empire
Lipka Tatar
World War II
repatriates
Muslims

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