TAZA PIR MOSQUE TO BE OPENED AFTER RECONSTRUCTION TODAY
Since June 1, 2006 the repair works have also started in Bibi Eibat, Cuma and Ajdarbey mosques. According to unofficial sources, the presidential fund has allocated 30 million AZN for all these works.
After reconstruction Taza Pir mosque has school, Baku Islamic University, hotels, conference hall and six halls for funeral ceremonies.
Unofficial sources said president has banned construction of high-rise buildings at the distance of 150 metres around the mosque.
Library is on the first floor of the four-storey complex and the offices of the Caucasian Muslim Religious Department are located on all remaining floors. The grave of Nabat khanum Ashurbeyli, who financed the mosque construction in the beginning of last century and asked to bury her in the mosque yard, is in front of the entrance.
Taza Pir was built from 1905 to 1913 by architect Ziverbek Ahmadbekov, designer of many buildings in Baku and other cities of the country
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