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ZHAKIA KAZHY MOSQUE


History


Zhakia kazhy for 9 years studied at the Mir-Arab madrasah in Bukhara, for many years he devoted himself to the clergy. He was chief imam of Kokshetau and contributed to the revival of this mosque.

 Monument of cult architecture of wooden architecture – is a time of the development of Kokshetau city, a mosque was built around 1904.

Urban and Architectural


The site of the mosque was expanded, a one-story extension of office premises was made from the north-eastern facade. It characterizes the type of Tatar mosques with a temple and a minaret united by one volume. The walls are made of logs with the rest, sheathed with boards. Rectangular in plan, a volume under a hip roof with a quadruple of a mihrab on the western facade and an underestimated vestibule stretched along the longitudinal axis under a hip roof in the east. Above the roof rise on the eastern edge - a two-tiered octagonal minaret on a quadrangle under a hipped dome, on the western edge - a gentle dome on a hexagonal drum. The facades are characteristic of the eclectic period, a mixture of classical forms and elements of wooden architecture. Issues of logs are sheathed under paneled pilasters. The finials and the bottom of architraves of arched windows are decorated with vegetative patterns of applied sawn carving. Stepped cornices are decorated with rope and wavy rods.

Description


The minaret will be made using durable materials such as titanium and nitrite.

 The mosque have separate rooms for reading prayers, also for auditoriums and a dining room.

References


https://www.visitaqmola.kz/en/post_wtg/zdanie-mecheti-zhakija-kazhy/ 

 https://www.visitaqmola.kz/ru/post_wtg/zdanie-mecheti-zhakija-kazhy/ 

 https://2gis.kz/kokshetau/gallery/firm/70000001033459219/photoId/30258560060696177 

Details

Location

Ulitsa Auyel'bekova 84, Kokshetau 020000، Kazakhstan

Architect Name

Nur-Sultan

Year of Build

1904

Drawings

Map

History

Zhakia kazhy for 9 years studied at the Mir-Arab madrasah in Bukhara, for many years he devoted himself to the clergy. He was chief imam of Kokshetau and contributed to the revival of this mosque.

 Monument of cult architecture of wooden architecture – is a time of the development of Kokshetau city, a mosque was built around 1904.

Urban and Architectural

The site of the mosque was expanded, a one-story extension of office premises was made from the north-eastern facade. It characterizes the type of Tatar mosques with a temple and a minaret united by one volume. The walls are made of logs with the rest, sheathed with boards. Rectangular in plan, a volume under a hip roof with a quadruple of a mihrab on the western facade and an underestimated vestibule stretched along the longitudinal axis under a hip roof in the east. Above the roof rise on the eastern edge - a two-tiered octagonal minaret on a quadrangle under a hipped dome, on the western edge - a gentle dome on a hexagonal drum. The facades are characteristic of the eclectic period, a mixture of classical forms and elements of wooden architecture. Issues of logs are sheathed under paneled pilasters. The finials and the bottom of architraves of arched windows are decorated with vegetative patterns of applied sawn carving. Stepped cornices are decorated with rope and wavy rods.

Description

The minaret will be made using durable materials such as titanium and nitrite.

 The mosque have separate rooms for reading prayers, also for auditoriums and a dining room.