On the left-bank of the River Melekeska where it flows into the River Kama is the Tauba Mosque. It was built between 1989 and 1992 and has a modern and angular look with a minaret rising from its northern side. Its facades are covered with grey limestone tiles and it has green roofing. Tauba, or At-Tawba, translates as Repentance and is the name of the 9th chapter, or sura, of the Koran.
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