The mosque village  Malije Karmali

This mosque was erected in 1910 on the money of Kazan merchant of the second guild Ahmetzyan Ibragim Arslanov (d.1871). The parish mullah Minnigazi Minnibajev directed the construction. The mosque is situated on a fenced plot among dwelling houses in the centre of the village. The rectangular building has two praying rooms with the mikhrab in the southern side. In the north part there is an annex containing the vestibule which is from each side 1.5 meters narrower than the main part of the building. The entrance to the mosque is in the north- eastern corner of the vestibule. The staircase is leading from the vestibule to the minaret. The mosque is a pine-log framework set on a brick base. The mikhrab, vestibule and corners of the main part of the building are boarded. There is a three-tiered minaret set on the northern wall.

The mosque is one of the preserved specimens of village religious buildings with a minaret above the entry. It is distinguished by a well-proportioned minaret and the remarkable entrance.