The mosque village Aibash
The mosque was built between 1910 and 1917. The mosque is situated at the streets' crossing in the centre of the village. It is a high rectangular one-storeyed wooden building with a high ground floor. The entry is in its western part. The staircase is leading from the vestibule to the main floor with the enfilade of the praying rooms.
The narrow staircase is leading from the main level of the vestibule to the garret and the two-tiered minaret. The mosque's framework is sheathed with siding boards. The walls' corners and corbels are styled with the blades. Since the period of the Soviet regime the building was used as a club a cross-wall between the rooms was pulled down.
This mosque is the monument of Tatar religious architecture built in the eclectic style of the classicism direction, with unpretentious styling of the facades and the elegant proportions of the minaret.
