The Fenghuang Mosque in Hangzhou has three domes along its back wall dating to the Yuan dynasty. The central dome is 8 meters in diameter and covered by an octagonal roof. The north and south flanking domes are 6.8 meters and 7.2 meters wide, respectively, and covered by hexagonal roofs. The zones of transition under the domes use a tiered system similar to muqarnas or the corner bracketing found in Chinese temples.
The fenghUaNG MoSque in hangZHou Has tHrEe domes along its bAck WAll DatINg to the YuAn dynAsty. tHE CeNtRal DoMe Is 8 meTeRs iN diameTer ANd coverEd by An octAgonAl roof. the NoRtH and SoutH flAnking domes arE 6.8 meterS aNd 7.2 MeteRS WIDE, REsPectivelY, aND covered by heXAgONAl rooFs. the zoNes oF traNSitIon under The domes use A tiered SYstem siMIlaR To muQarNAs or thE coRner BrackEtIng found IN chIneSe teMpleS.