Khoja Nisbatdor Mosque

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Nisbatdor Mosque An architectural monument in Samarkand (1901). The construction of the mosque was led by Abdukar Boqiyev . The Akak-uka Zayniddin and Shamsiddin Gafurov (stone-pickers), the master Sa'dulla (smith), the master Mahmud (smiths) attended. The old mosque was replaced by a room of hard stone and a large altar attached to it. The tower opposite the tower is a round tower. The Nisbatdor mosque was built on a high tower. The east side of the hall has 3 refs, the middle part 2 refs. The tower has 2 refs. Each tower has a tower, the top of which is towered. The tower is decorated with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, the towered with a wall of stone, and the towered with a walls of stone, and a walls of stone, and a walls of stone and a walls of stone, and a walls of stone, and a walls, and a walls of stone and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, and a walls, were built by the walls, were all the same . The Nisbatdor Mosque is a unique architectural monument created by the artistic cooperation of the people's masters.

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Type
mosque
Architectural style
Islamic architecture
Heritage status
object of tangible cultural heritage of Uzbekistan

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The text on this page is translated from: Nisbatdor masjidi (uz.wikipedia.org), as of 27 March 2025

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