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Kakilinka Mosque is a mosque located in Kajilinka in Jitseruddin of Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region , China.^[1]^[2]

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^ "安才旦，藏传佛教圣地的清真古寺，中国西藏杂志网，2010-06-16". Archived from the original on 2013-01-01. Retrieved 2011-06-22.
^ "Exploring the Popular Lhasa Mosque: A Journey Through Its Islamic in Tibet". 2023-12-23. Retrieved 2025-04-28.

Mosques in China

Municipalities

Beijing	Dongsi Fayuan Haidian Madian Nandouya Niujie
Shanghai	Fuyou Road Huxi Jiangwan Pudong Songjiang Xiaotaoyuan

Provinces

Fujian	Fuzhou Qingjing
Gansu	Dunhuang Houjie Huasi Laohua Xiguan
Guangdong	Huaisheng Shenzhen Xianxian Xiaodongying
Heilongjiang	Bukui Daowai
Henan	Beida Xiaolou
Hubei	Qiyi Street
Hunan	Changsha
Jiangsu	Caoqiao Changzhou Crane Jinjue Jizhaoying Shanxiang Wuxi
Liaoning	Dalian
Qinghai	Dongguan
Shaanxi	Xi'an Great
Shandong	Jinan Great Southern Qufu
Shanxi	Taiyuan Ancient
Sichuan	Chengdu Huangcheng Langzhong Phoenix Mountain
Taiwan	See: List of mosques in Taiwan
Yunnan	Shadian Najiaying Tuogu
Zhejiang	Hangzhou Phoenix Yuehu

Autonomous
regions

Guangxi	Chongshan Street Nanning
Inner Mongolia	Hohhot Great
Ningxia	Najiahu Taizi Great Tongxin Great Weizhou Grand
Tibet	Dodé Kakilinka Lhasa Great Lhasa Small Shigatse
Xinjiang	Altyn Id Kah Jama (Hotan)