The mosque village Tulyachi

Tulyachi region

The building of the mosque made of brick was reconstructed in 1997 according to the project by the architect R.V.Bilyalov, which was approved in 1995.

The mosque belongs to the type of a one-storeyed mosque with a socle floor and two praying rooms and an axial setting of its minaret in its northern side. The whole composition of the mosque is based on the combination of the enfilade of two heptahedral buildings of the praying rooms, the rectangular part of the vestibule adjoining the north-eastern facet of the first praying room, and the three-tiered minaret. The entrance to the mosque is in the south-eastern side. From the vestibule one can get into the first praying room which makes an enfilade with the main praying room with its pentahedral niche of the mikhrab. The roof of this part is surmounted with the ridged hipped roof. The staircase leading to the socle floor, whose arrangement is practically the same as that of the main floor, is placed in the northern corner of the vestibule. There are service premises in the vestibule, and its rooms are destined for women and pupils of the madrasah. From the vestibule of the main floor the staircase is leading to the minaret.

It is a modern Moslem religious construction with the separate hipped crowns of the praying-rooms' parts of the building, traditional axial setting of the minaret and the asymmetrical vestibule's part.