Ağ məscid (Quba)

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The White Mosque or Quba White Mosque is a mosque located in the Jafar Jabbarli street of the city of Quba.

Construction

The first time a room was built on the site of the mosque by Haji Elnur Afandeyev in 1996, which was later converted into a mosque. The temple was built by the initiative of Elnur Afandeyev, with the help of local residents, to the master masters of Dastan. The chaise and altar of the mosque were imported from Turkey.

Architecture

The house of the LORD was rectangular, and the façade of the house of the LORD was white; and the house of the LORD was three stories high; and the first was for meetings and conferences; and the second was for men, and the third for women; and the house of the LORD was named after the façade.

The Republican Museum

The museum is dedicated to the memory of the people who fought for the freedom of Azerbaijan on the personal initiative of Haji Elnur Afendiyev.

Haji Elnur Afendiyev collected items from the villages of Cuba and created this museum, which also displays interesting images and handicrafts from the seids, vauliyas, and other items of the republicans.

The Republic Museum has a collection of portraits and objects of Hamdulla and his comrades-in-arms, representatives of the Itid Party, founders of the Musakat government, and their weapons and manuscripts from the time of the people's movement that began in Cuba.

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mosque

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The text on this page is translated from: Ağ məscid (Quba) (az.wikipedia.org), as of 8 August 2026

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