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Residents settling around Niujie trade standard supermarkets for Halal butcher stalls and street groceries, while non-Muslim newcomers must accept that the prayer hall itself stays closed to them.
The complex stands as the oldest and largest Islamic sanctuary in Beijing. Local builders originally erected the site during the Liao dynasty following plans by an imam's son, blending Chinese timber architecture with interior Arabic calligraphy. After wartime destruction under Mongol armies, successive Ming and Qing emperors sponsored restorations and granted the formal title Libaisi to honor the congregation.
Daily life in the surrounding quarter revolves around Halal butcheries and grocery shops displaying Arabic scripts alongside Chinese signs. Non-Muslim residents cannot enter the main prayer hall, yet mosque workers readily discuss Islamic principles with anyone speaking Mandarin. The compound also functions as an official diplomatic reception site, hosting visiting state delegations alongside domestic Hui worshippers.
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