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Al-Aga Mosque
View on WikipediaThe Al–Aga Mosque[a] is the oldest mosque in Kosovo as well as in the entire Balkan region. It is located in Sharr and was built in 1289.[1][2]
Key Information
According to the Islamic community council in Dragash, in 1995 they received a formal document by the Mufti office of Aleppo city, in Syria, where it stated that a family named Al-Aga had migrated from Aleppo to former Yugoslav territories, particularly in the area known as Mlika. This family, according to this document, began migrating in 1095 and continued until 1291.[3] The mosque was restored in 1822 by Ahmed Agha.[4]
This mosque lies in the southern part of Kosovo and has been reconstructed several times during its history, thanks to volunteer donations of the community. It is still active and offer services such as Friday (Juma) prayers.
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[edit]- ^ "XHAMIA MË E VJETËR NË KOSOVË DHE BALLKAN".
- ^ "A e dini se sa xhami ka në Kosovë dhe cila është më e vjetra?".
- ^ Sharr, KBI (March 2007). "Këshilli me xhaminë më të vjetër në rajon". DITURIA ISLAME, Revistë Mujore, Fetare, Kulturore e Shkencore. Nr. 200 (xhamitë nëpër këshillat e Kosovës): 50.
- ^ "725-year old Kosovo mosque shows Islam's history in Balkans".
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