What are the architectural styles of the four ancient temples of Islam?

Huaisheng Temple in Guangzhou, Jing Qing Temple in Quanzhou, Zhenjiao Temple in Hangzhou and Baimiao Temple in Yangzhou are mosques built in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and they are also called the four ancient temples in China.

Islamic mosque buildings in China can be divided into two categories, one is West Asian architecture, which can also be called Arab architecture. For example, mosques in Xinjiang and mosques in Quanzhou, Fujian (also known as Shengyou Temple) are all in West Asian architectural style. Mainly manifested as towering spires (or cylindrical, or square, or polygonal), pointed arch-shaped cave doors and windows, and large domes. One is the traditional court style in China. Due to the large number of Hui people's acceptance of Han culture, the structural system, layout and shape of many mosques are mostly represented by traditional buildings in China, but they are also integrated with Arab culture, forming a unique style.