Tukuk-OS🕌 Kosonsoy Mosque
Uzbekistan · Asia · 41.26°N, 71.54°E
The Kosonsoy Congregational Mosque is a historical monument in Namangan, Uzbekistan. It is built on a courtyard surrounded by a wall. It can be entered through a portal with a dome on the south side, or through a carved door on the west side that leads to a rectangular mosque. The west wall has a three-niche mihrab. The external dome is supported by four arches. The four arches are based on four side wings, which are themselves supported by separate or wall-attached wooden columns. The building is mainly decorated with two colors. The portal is simple, but elegant, with a row of small arches on the upper part, ending with a cornice, and surrounded by flat arches. The portal has a dome on each corner. In 1993, a veranda, classrooms and other additional buildings were constructed. The Kosonsoy Jome Mosque is the only prayer-style building in the Fergana Valley, and reflects the skill of local architects in construction.
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Quick facts
| Country | Uzbekistan |
|---|---|
| Continent / region | Asia |
| Coordinates (approx.) | 41.26°N, 71.54°E · view on map |
Kosonsoy Mosque is located in Uzbekistan, in Asia.
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