The mosque was built in May-June of 1908 on the money of Kazan first-guild merchant Salikh Sabit Gubaidullin (1862-1935). The mosque is situated at the corner of two streets' crossing in the centre of the village. It belongs to the type of a mosque with two praying rooms and a minaret on its roof. Its wooden one-storeyed building under a gable roof has traditional layout and arrangement. It includes the enfilade of the three rooms: the vestibule and two praying rooms. The entry to the mosque is from its western side. Above the wall separating the rooms there is the two-tiered minaret with hipped roof. Its blind eight-faceted tier with the spiral staircase leading to the platform of a muezzin was sheathed with iron plates during repairs in 1991. The mosque with its traditional layout and arrangement and facades' eclectic styling is the monument of Tatar religious architecture of the beginning of the 20th century.
The mosque was built in May-June of 1908 on the money of Kazan first-guild merchant Salikh Sabit Gubaidullin (1862-1935). The mosque is situated at the corner of two streets' crossing in the centre of the village. It belongs to the type of a mosque with two praying rooms and a minaret on its roof. Its wooden one-storeyed building under a gable roof has traditional layout and arrangement. It includes the enfilade of the three rooms: the vestibule and two praying rooms. The entry to the mosque is from its western side. Above the wall separating the rooms there is the two-tiered minaret with hipped roof. Its blind eight-faceted tier with the spiral staircase leading to the platform of a muezzin was sheathed with iron plates during repairs in 1991. The mosque with its traditional layout and arrangement and facades' eclectic styling is the monument of Tatar religious architecture of the beginning of the 20th century.