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In 1994, an unusual architectural structure was built in Kazan - the Temple of all religions, as the author named it Ildar Mansaveevich Khanov, a man of amazing spiritual and creative talent, "blessed" in the best sense of the word .

With the help of the personal financial investments of the artist, architect, sculptor, poet and public figure Ildar Khanov in his native village Staroye Arakchino, an amazing Ecumenical Temple appeared, and the International Cultural Center of Spiritual Unity and I. This comparatively modern landmark of Kazan, which is nevertheless worthy of close attention.

The temple of all religions is an architectural symbolic symbiosis of religions, civilizations and cultures. As a religious religious building, the church does not perform, church and ritual services are not held here.

The temple is a unique architectural complex in the world practice that combines Orthodox and Catholic churches, Moslem mosque, Jewish synagogue, Buddhist temple, Chinese pagoda and many iconic elements of various world religions, including the symbols of the disappeared civilizations.

The construction of the Temple of all religions continues to this day. In the open pavilions there is an art gallery, an art school and a concert hall, creative master classes and concert events are held here

The temple of all religions and the Kazan mosque

Ildar Khanov, being a highly spiritual person who has learned religious practices from different countries, conceived its Temple of all religions as a cultural center of Kazan, in which lectures on ancient history were read, musical performances were played, puppet shows were staged. The temple of all religions was to become a temporary refuge for people who are treated for drug addiction or just want to overcome this disease.

Unfortunately, Ildar Khanov did not finish his project, as he died on February 9, 2013 after a serious illness. Currently, construction continues with his family and like-minded people.
  • Address of the Temple of All Religions - ul. Art. Arakchinskaya, 4.
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