My dear mom used to teach me there are a thousand paths to god we should judge the man, not his faith. We have langar at all gurdwaras which a free kitchen anyone can come you all sit together whatever faith we all equal there. At my local gurdwara on sunday we get a lot of junkies turn up we don't refuse them we eat at same table rich and poor their faith not matter it so beautiful to watch. In my small town my mates were pakistani Punjabis some Punjabi Hindus we all fought as one and it shaped me including my family who taught me well.
You don't understand because your comprehensive problem. Go read "Tower9"s post again. But the memberI don’t understand the logic. Islamic architecture is bad because Hui Muslims are thieves.
Okay, but European/British architecture and dress is okay even though they try to destroy your nation with opium.
It’s amazing when Muslim have never done anything negative to China or chin.
That’s why I said new generation of Chinese seem stupid. Older generation much more wise.
Shouldn't kids like you be offloading their desire to mindlessly insult others on online Call of Duty or something? You'll find plenty of other screamy shouty types there.
Don't twisted the story. So obvious that you the one showing the hatred of Chinese not the opposite around. Don't threaten other member if you don't have gut to do what you told to do.
100 choohe kha kar billi haj ko chali.Massive Theater in China Is Inspired by the Grand Mosque of Oman
By Samantha Pires on April 27, 2021
The owners of the Linxia Grand Theater in China wanted their new building to embody the beautiful Middle Eastern design style found in the Grand Mosque of Oman. DUTS Design, the firm chosen for the project, was challenged to use this classic piece of architecture as inspiration while expanding the style for a massive public building.
The new theater is an iconic new addition to the skyline that celebrates Middle Eastern architecture while creating a contemporary building that fits well into the site. One of the biggest challenges for DUTS Design was that the scale of the project is completely different from the scale of the mosque. Linxia Grand Theater sits 150 feet tall and covers an area of almost 175,000 square feet. In addition to the jump in scale, mosques are used for worship and prayer, while the theater required more transparency to share the vibrant events happening within.
Yet another challenge the designers faced was how to include the detailed patterning of the mosque at this scale. To fit the requirements of a public building without massive concrete elements and too little openings for natural light, the designers created a thick outer skin that covers the top of the dome shape and expands to reveal large areas of glazing as the dome reaches the ground.
On the interior, the Linxia Grand Theater includes a main exhibition space that is capable of accommodating over 1,000 visitors divided between floor seats and pool seats. Though the design was inspired by Middle Eastern architecture, much of the interior is defined by Chinese aesthetics—including a stage in the shape of the Chinese character “品.”
Keep scrolling to see more images of this impressive new theater inspired by Middle Eastern architecture and design.
Linxia Grand Theater by DUTS Design is inspired by the Oman Grand Mosque.
This remarkable venue is located in China, but takes great inspiration from Middle Eastern architecture.
Massive Theater in China Is Inspired by the Grand Mosque of Oman
Architects took great inspiration from Middle Eastern architecture to create this massive dome-shaped theater in China.mymodernmet.com
临夏民族大剧院坐落于甘肃省临夏市 A small town which I've never heard of in NW Gansu province, one of the poorest provinces in North West China.
Looks like a soviet building to me.
He said the quiet part out loud.
Its shaped as a Yurt
I believe in karma and also believe in a grand seraphic working which is affected by one's own deed, everyone from einstein to Kai Fu Lee believes in that too,we all experienced that in our life. I believe humanity is better served when people invest on other humans and on improving themselves that gears the cycle of good karma toward oneself,but by investing in imaginary entities & human made beliefs and sermons,we are only holding ourselves back and investing our scarce time and resources in areas which are least of priority. The religion that we see now is political and economical entity ,it's more potentially eruptive than any other ,because of the blind fanatism involved,various religions can be used as excuse for violence and its justification,many people believe they will commit the most henious of crime but get rid of their sin by worshipping god;religion also make human less responsible for their action,and religion also induces lethargy,like leaving inaction upon the god ..When humans aren't fanatically focused on imaginary entities ,they by default focus on other humans and become more humanitarian and more clear headed.See your kind of godless and lack morals and values and principles, because you are lacking in these things you think everyone should
If they don't like you and you don't like them just don't go to their areas
One new recruit out of nowhere can represent all Chinese? Who the hell knows if he is not a false flagger? My best friend is a Hui I never know anyone who has problem with Hui people. There are several Pakistani posters here obviously hating China, can I just take the whole population of Pakistan hating China to the core? Most Chinese population are oblivious about any religions, be them Islam, Christianity or other things, we neither love nor hate any beliefs.
