A mosque dedicated to those killed in the war in Ukraine was built in Bashkortostan

A mosque dedicated to those killed in the war in Ukraine was built in Bashkortostan

A mosque has been built in the village of Karlamanbash, located in the Republic of Bashkortostan, in memory of the soldiers who died during Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine.

According to local media, this was a significant event for people who had been dreaming of having their own mosque for many years.

In fact, the construction of this mosque was carried out on the initiative of ordinary people. It is noteworthy that the families of young men who died in the Russian army during the war in Ukraine contributed greatly to the construction. In particular, Ramziya Gimaletdinova, the mother of soldier Andrei Kasyanov (who converted to Islam and took the name Abdullah, which is also the name of the mosque), as well as Milyausha Bayazitova, who was separated from her son and husband due to the war, were the leaders of this good deed.

They are also said to have been helped by the leaders of Monolit, Agrokhim, and other local companies.