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Tsim Sha Tsui station entrance A1

New exit/entrance from 2016.

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2019

Nathan Road

Kowloon Mosque and MTR exit/entrance D1.

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2008

Jamia Mosque (2nd Generation) [????- ]

The foundation stone for the expansion of the mosque was laid on 15 August 1915. 

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Ammar Mosque Happy Valley Hong Kong.png

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1950

This grainy cropped photo is from the larger Happy Valley Racecourse photo from the 1950s

Ammar Mosque (2nd Generation) [c.1945-1978]

Date Place completed: 
c.1945-01-01 (Year is approximate)
Date Place demolished: 
c.1978-12-01 (Month is approximate)

The small Ammar mosque in Happy Valley was re-built after World War II adjacent to the Muslim cemetery to offer Janazah (Funeral) prayers but also accommodated the needs of the five daily prayers as demand grew. It acted as a religious, cultural and communal focus for a number of Hong Kong Muslims in addition to the Shelley Street mosque.

1900s Mohammedan Mosque TST

The colored version of this one:

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1900

Kowloon Mosque (2nd generation) [1984- ]

Date Place completed: 
1984-05-11

"The old Mosque was demolished in January 1980 and construction work on the new Mosque commenced on March 6, 1981. The new Mosque was completed with a total cost of HK$25 million and was opened for daily prayers on Friday, May 11, 1984"

Source:  http://www.islamictrusthk.org/mosques/kowloon-masjid/

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Kowloon Mosque from Kowloon Park

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
2011

Postcard Hong Kong; Mahomedam Mosque of Kowloon

Charles Gesner van der Voort (1916-1991) worked at Holland-China Trading Company (HCHC), with offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Guangzhou (Canton), Tianjin (Tientsin), Rotterdam and London. At the start of the company, in 1903, Willem Kien started to work for HCHC in Shanghai, later becoming director. In 1921 he left China and became director at the Rotterdam head office.

This photo is from a folder of ca. 1910 Hong Kong postcards by M. Sternberg.

Courtesy Kien family archives.

Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos): 
1910

Stanley Mosque [1937- ]

Date Place completed: 
1937-01-01

Notes from the "THE INCORPORATED TRUSTEES OF THE ISLAMIC COMMUNITY FUND OF HONG KONG" website:

In the early part of this century there were some 400 Muslims from Indian sub-continent working in the Hong Kong Prisons Department. In the beginning their Headquarters were in Arbuthnot Road/Victoria Prison area which is quite close to Shelly Street where there existed a Mosque where they could pray.

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