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Adzhy-Bey Dzhami Mosque

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CRIMEA - IS UKRAINE!

The Adzhy-Bey Dzhami Mosque in the village of Dachne near Sudak was built at the end of the 18th century.

With the advent of Soviet power, it was closed. In 1939, the minaret was demolished, and in the late 1940s, the fountain located next to the mosque and of historical value fell into disrepair and was destroyed, since the water supply to it was carried out by ceramic pipes from the Ay-Heorhiy spring. The pipes were laid by Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war during the First World War.

After the closure of the Adzhy-Bey Dzhami Mosque, a club was located in its premises, in the period after the Second World War the building was adapted as a dormitory, and later it stood empty and abandoned.

After Ukraine gained Independence and the mass return of the Crimean Tatar people to the peninsula in the early 1990s, the mosque regained the status of a religious building. Through the efforts of the local Muslim community, the Adzhy-Bey Dzhami began to be gradually restored and within a few years a new minaret was built.

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