İmamzadə türbəsi

The Imamzadeh Mosque is a building in the area of the village of Ishkadar in Masalli district.

The site is also known as the "Nazira Madam's Ooty" and the "Nazira Madam's Tomb". According to legend, one of the granddaughters of Imam Museyi-Kazim, Nazira Madam, was buried here.

The book in front of the tomb says that Abraham, the grandson of Imam Museyi-Kazim, was buried here.

In the 1880s-1890s, Mirzajan Salimov, a village elder who lived there, built a plank-like mound on the site of the tomb, and then the villagers Mirzaga and Abulfaz demolished it and rebuilt it in brick, but the building was later demolished.

In the 1950s, the Soviet government tried to ban visitors from visiting the mine, but failed to do so. In 1960, villagers secretly from the government repaired the top of the Imamada with river stones.

In 2001, the tomb was restored by a man named Aliriza Narymanovovov, son of Gafarov, the visitor's painter Arestun Mammadov.

The dome is rectangular, the façade is lined with small white and red bricks, the roof of the pyramid is covered with an iron layer, the fireplace has a wooden-shaped window and door, the visitor's center has an octagonal sundial, and it is topped with a star and a star symbol.

The Nile tree in the fire garden is over 500 years old.

The Imamzada Piri is considered an important architectural monument of the country.