The 120th anniversary of the Tatparzinskaya mosque was celebrated in the Glazovsky district. Remarkably, it has not closed for a single day since 1906. Its tall minaret, adorned with a crescent, is visible from everywhere, and holiday prayers broadcast through loudspeakers can be heard by all villagers and residents of neighboring settlements. It is here that sermons call for goodness, peace and harmony, tranquility and mercy.

The religious organization “Mahalla” and the Center of Tatar Culture carry out extensive social and educational work to preserve the culture, customs, and traditions of the Tatar people.

Honored guests came to share the joy, among them Iskandar Araslanov from Izhevsk, the grandson of the Glazov merchant Araslanov Mukhamedzyan Ibragimovich, who built the mosque in the village of Tatarskie Parzi.

Many words of gratitude were spoken, and gifts and letters of appreciation were presented to worthy people who have made a tremendous contribution to the work of the mosque.