Kaohsiung Mosque Introduction
Kaohsiung Mosque is the second mosque in Taiwan, established in 1949. It was initiated by Muslims, including military, public service, and educational personnel who migrated with the government to Taiwan and practiced Islam, who raised funds for its construction. Due to the increasing number of worshippers, construction began in 1990 to expand to the current scale. The exterior of Kaohsiung Mosque is characterized by typical Islamic architectural style, featuring a fresh green square structure, a dome with a pointed top, and a minaret. The interior includes a spacious and bright prayer hall, making it the largest Islamic faith center in southern Taiwan.
