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city in the South Russia, in the Republic of Dagestan. It is known as the city of oil workers, but is currently actively developing as a resort and recreation center on the Caspian sea.The city was created in connection with the development of oil fields on the shelf It is located on the Caspian sea coast 65 km South of Makhachkala. The city is located on It stretches from the North-West to the South-East along the coastline of the Caspian sea for more than 10 km. To the North and West, the valley in which the city lies is bordered by low chains of foothills greater Caucasus. A mountain rises above the city Pushkin-Tau, which shows traces of wind erosion. Distance from Moscow by rail — 2145 km. Distance to the post Samur on the border with Azerbaijan-125 km, to Baku — 329 km.
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Перевод на русском:
Мечеть Кул-Шариф в Казани — главная мечеть Татарстана, один из самых крупнейших мусульманских храмов в Европе, который располагается на территории Казанского Кремля.
Строительство мечети, а точнее, её воссоздание, велось на протяжении почти десяти лет — с 1996 по 2005 годы. Красивейший архитектурный комплекс был возведён вместо легендарной мечети Казанского ханства, которая была разрушена в ходе штурма Казани войсками Ивана Грозного в 1552 году.
Своё название мечеть получила в честь Кул-Шарифа — последнего имама сеида разрушенного храма.
Если быть точным, то до покорения Казани Иваном Грозным в Кремле было пять мечетей, про Кул-Шариф же было известно, что она имела восемь минаретов (больше, чем любая другая мечеть Земли).
Перевод на английском:
Kul-Sharif mosque in Kazan — the main mosque of Tatarstan, one of the largest Muslim temples in Europe, which is located on the territory of the Kazan Kremlin.
The construction of the mosque, or rather, its reconstruction, was carried out for almost ten years — from 1996 to 2005. This beautiful architectural complex was built to replace the legendary mosque of the Kazan khanate, which was destroyed during the storming of Kazan by the troops of Ivan the terrible in 1552.
The mosque was named after Kul-Sharif, the last Imam of the destroyed temple.
To be precise, before the conquest of Kazan by Ivan the Terrible, the Kremlin had five mosques, while Kul-Sharif was known to have eight minarets (more than any other mosque on Earth).