Ashagi Govhar Agha Mosque In Its Historical Shape After Restoration
(MENAFN- AzerNews)
Ashagi Govhar Agha Mosque, which was subjected to Armenian
vandalism during the nearly 30-year occupation, returned to its
historical appearance after restoration.
Azernews reports that the Ashagi Govhar Aga Mosque, built in the
19th century by architecture Karbalayi Safikhan Garabaghi, is
considered the first of the mosques built in Shusha by Govhar Aga,
the daughter of Ibrahim Khan.
Ashagi Govhar Agha Mosque is one of the historical and
architectural symbols of the city. Historically, the city of Shusha
consisted of 17 neighborhoods, including upper and lower. Ashagi
Govhar Agha Mosque is so named because it is located in the lower
part of the city. To make the mosque taller and more attractive,
the architect placed the minarets on the rear facade. The
cylinder-shaped minarets of the two-storey mosque are made of
bricks, and the prayer hall is covered with an arched dome.
During the occupation of Shusha, the building and minarets of
the mosque were seriously damaged by the fire of Armenian armored
vehicles, and the mosque became a victim of vandalism.
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