Taipei Cultural Mosque - 台北文化清真寺

The new building of Taipei Cultural Mosque was designed by architect Huang Mo-chun.[2] Nevertheless, the new mosque went through several renovations, in which it was rebuilt into its current five-story building in 1983.[3] By then, the mosque was inaugurated during a ceremony attended by the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to the Republic of China, Asaad Abdul Aziz AI-Zuhair. In 1990, Xiao died and his son, Xiao Weijun (蕭偉君) assumed the imam position left by his father. Another renovation was made again in the same year with the help of Indonesia Economic and Trade Office to Taipei, and the latest renovation was made in April 2010.