Mosques are Islamic temples, also known as Qingjing Temples or Temples of Worship. Islam in our country was introduced from foreign countries. With the spread of this religion, mosques have also emerged everywhere. The earliest surviving mosque is Qingjing Temple in Quanzhou, Fujian. Quanzhou Aisuhab Mosque (meaning Holy Friend Temple), referred to as a mosque, also known as Qingjing Temple and Qilin Temple. Located in Tumen Street, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. Founded in the second year of Dazhong Xiangfu in the Northern Song Dynasty (1009)-400 years in the Islamic calendar. In the third year of Yuanzhi Dynasty (1310), Ahmed bin Mohamed Judds, a native of Shiraz City (now the south coast of Iran), rebuilt and expanded the project. According to the Chinese stele records, it was rebuilt twice in the tenth year of Yuanzhizheng (1350) and the 37th year of Wanli of Ming Dynasty (1609). It is the earliest surviving ancient Muslim temple in my country with a unique ancient Arab Islamic architectural style. It is now listed as one of the top ten famous temples in China. It is the only typical Arab-Central Asian mosque built with granite and diabase in China. The existing buildings mainly include the temple gate, Fengtian Temple and Mingshan Hall.