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Prayer Times today in Tianjin, China are Fajar Prayer Time 05:51, Dhuhr Prayer Time 12:09, Asar Prayer Time 14:34, Maghrib Prayer Time 16:52 & Isha Prayer Time 18:23. Get the most accurate Tianjin, China Azan and Namaz times with both weekly Salat timings and monthly Salah timetable.
Tianjin is one of the fastest-growing port and industrial cities in Northern China. Ethnic minorities do not make up a large population of the overall population of Tianjin which stands at 13,866,009 (as of the 2020 census). The largest ethnic groups in the city constitute the Hui people, Koreans, Manchu, and Mongolians. Tianjin is a city that is also home to a Muslim population of approximately 177,734, or 1.28% of the total population. While Muslims are in the minority in Tianjin, they are a vital part of the community.
Whether you're visiting Tianjin as a tourist or planning on calling the city your new home, this guide by Muslim and Quran is going to help you adjust to the breathtaking city. New Muslim residents in China usually find it challenging to come across authentic Islamic information about the city, such as where the nearby mosques are located and their relevant prayer timings. However, that does not need to be a concern any longer since our team at Muslim and Quran has you covered. So, without further ado, let's read on.
Although Muslims are a minority in China, the community has managed to establish several places of worship for themselves in the country, including Tianjin, over the years. Mosques come alive with eager congregations of worshippers in the city. Mosques in Tianjin have been around for decades and have offered the Muslims in the city a place of worship and prayer along with Islamic education and catering to their social and religious needs. Hopefully, the mosques in China will continue to spread the light of the message of Islam for decades to come.
The Tianjin Great Mosque is located in the Hongqiao District, the mosque was established in 1664 during the Qing dynasty and is widely in use by the local Muslim community even today. The mosque carries great historical importance for the Muslims of the city as it was one of the first mosques in Tianjin.
The mosque has a traditional Chinese-style building on an area of 5,000 square meters. The architecture is similar to that of a Chinese palace. However, the architectural style also includes elements of traditional Islamic architecture. The prayer hall is 1,000 square meters big and has the capacity to host thousands of worshippers at a time.
The building includes four major structures – the prayer hall, the front hall, the preaching hall, and the screen wall. The mosque's decoration and interior have been efficiently preserved over the years and is gorgeously decorated with paintings, banisters, and calligraphy with 61 horizontal plaques and couplets with Arabic and Chinese carvings – a testament to the history of Islamic presence in Tianjin.
Additionally, the mosque has collected more than 100 Islamic scriptures on its premises, along with cultural relics, brickworks of the Hui people by famous artists, and more. Entry to the interior of the mosque is usually limited for tourists. So, if you're visiting Taejin Grand Mosque outside of the prayer times, make sure to contact the mosque's staff prior to your visit. The contact details are mentioned below.
*Prayer times as on December 11, 2024.
Tianjin Road Mosque – a mosque surrounded by high-rise buildings is a small yet spacious mosque that was constructed to cater to the growing needs of the Muslims residing near the area of Heping. The mosque is highly spacious and offers a peaceful and less crowded environment to pray in.
You can also read the Quran inside the mosque peacefully as it is not as crowded as the other mosques in Tianjin and caters to residents of the area. Tianjin Road mosque has also been visited by several tourists over the years who wish to learn more about Islam and familiarize themselves with Islamic culture and prayer. There is only one large prayer hall. A separate prayer hall for women is not available. So, sisters who wish to pray in separate prayer halls only must be mindful before visiting.
*Prayer times as on December 11, 2024.
The Jinjiayo Mosque is located within walking distance of the famous Tianjin Eye – a popular mosque among locals and tourists alike – you can visit Jinjiayao mosque to offer your five obligatory prayers, Jummah/Friday prayer, or Eid prayers. The mosque is highly active throughout the day and may even become crowded during the Friday prayer or festivals such as Eid when worshippers from all over the city visit the mosque to offer their prayers.
One of the earliest mosques in Tianjin, the Jinjiayo mosque, was built with the development of water transport in the Sancha River area during one of Tianjin's most prosperous periods. The locals believe it to be a great testament to the decade-long friendship between the Han and the Hui people.
According to the tablets recovered from the mosque, the mosque was built in 1574 during the Ming dynasty and was funded by the money gained from the water transport of grain to the Muslims of Anhui. Some Muslim members of the community contributed towards the establishment of a classroom, shower room, and Mochizuki in the mosque. Reconstruction work, however had to be done due to damage by the weather. The main hall was also expanded from 150 square meters to 209 square meters.
Although the mosque does not constitute a very large building – it still accommodates the congregants that visit to offer prayers efficiently. The mosque is also widely known for its beautiful yet unique architecture that is traditionally Chinese. However, one of the most unique features of its architecture is the hexagon-shaped pavilion, which is not commonly seen in Chinese mosques.
*Prayer times as on December 11, 2024.
Hexi mosque is another mosque in Taejin that you can consider visiting for your five obligatory prayers and Jummah/Friday prayers. The mosque has a gorgeous interior and exterior alike. Located in the Hexi district, the mosque was established to cater to the growing needs of the ethnic Muslim community residing in the Hexi district, which mainly consists of the Hui people. The mosque has a modern style of architecture with a blend of Islamic and Chinese architecture. It also includes a large golden dome – one of the most noticeable features of the mosque's architecture.
*Prayer times as on December 11, 2024.
Dagu mosque is another mosque located in Tianjin that is visited by the local Muslim community for their religious needs. Located on the riverside of the Haihe River, the mosque has gorgeous traditional Chinese-style architecture and is a popular mosque among the locals living in the Binhai area. The mosque reflects a distinctively Arab design of architecture, with a prayer hall that is more narrow than broad. A golden dome adds to the aesthetic value of the mosque and brings this modest building alive. The mosque is visited by the locals for their five daily prayers and Jummah prayers in the congregation.
*Prayer times as on December 11, 2024.
| Fajr | Duhur | Asr | Maghrib | Isha |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05:51 | 12:09 | 14:34 | 16:52 | 18:23 |