| Vrućevce Mosque | |
| Native Name: | Xhamia në Vryqec |
| Location: | Vrućevce, Kamenica, Kosovo |
| Built: | 1826 |
| Designation1 Type: | Architectural |
| Designation1 Criteria: | Under protection |
| Designation1 Number: | 246 |
The Vrućevce Mosque (Albanian: Xhamia në Vryqec) is a cultural heritage monument built in 1826 in Vrućevce, Kamenica, Kosovo.[1] [2] Built of clay-mortared stone, the mosque lies halfway between Vrućevce and Marovce, and the two villages share it as a place of worship. There is no minaret.
The mosque is unusual in that the prayer hall is dual, with two rooms on either side of a narrow central corridor. One side room is for the imam to preach, the other serves as lodgings for imams from another village. the 70-cm-thick stone wall and the low height of the building speaks to its unusually recent construction, though the hall's interior is relatively standard.[3]