Taipei Cultural Mosque was built in 1950 at Roosevelt Road by Xiao Yongtai (蕭永泰) or Akhond Hsiao from Northwest China.

His main thought was to spread Islam through cultural movement, thus he also reestablished the Chinese Muslim Youth League.

The new building of Taipei Cultural Mosque was designed by architect Huang Mo-chun.

[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.

[5] Taipei Cultural Mosque serves as the headquarters of Chinese Muslim Youth League.