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Devonaboy Mosque (Andijan Main Friday Mosque)
Andijan's main Friday mosque, founded in 1899 and rebuilt in 2019–2021 with two 54-metre minarets, a large dome and room for over 15,000 worshippers.
An 1888 neighbourhood mosque in Shahrikhan, 27 km from Andijan, with carved wooden columns and a tiled, painted interior.
The mosque in Shahrikhan was built in 1888 by a local resident, Pansod, after he returned from the Hajj, and it carries his name. Local craftsmen put up the building and masters from Kokand decorated it.
It is a rectangle of about 31 by 12 metres with a prayer hall on four wooden columns, a courtyard and a long ayvon. Slim columns with floral carving and muqarnas capitals hold up the ceiling, and the walls inside are painted with dark-green floral patterns and Quranic verses.
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Andijan's main Friday mosque, founded in 1899 and rebuilt in 2019–2021 with two 54-metre minarets, a large dome and room for over 15,000 worshippers.
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A late 19th-century mosque and madrasa complex with a tall minaret, one of the few old buildings in Andijan to survive the 1902 earthquake.
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Andijan's main regional museum, founded in 1934 and based in the Jome madrasa, covering the history, crafts and nature of the eastern Fergana Valley.
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A memorial square in Andijan centred on a Grieving Mother monument, listed as protected cultural heritage.