Getting There
You can get there by using public transport (bus N1) or a taxi. To get to the Guba you can use the public transport (bus N1 is going to the from the city ( Shopping Mall). Once you get off the bus, it will take you around 3 minutes to walk to the mosque. From the city, you can order a taxi to the Juma mosque, and it will take 5 minutes to get there. Also, you can order a taxi by a call or online (“0066” taxi service).
What to Expect
Small cafes, square parks, restaurants, supermarkets, and shopping may be found on the grounds of the Juma mosque, and both visitors and locals can visit these places. It is possible to enter the mosque for the purpose of praying, performing Namaz, or observing the interior design.
History
The Juma Mosque, constructed in the year 1802, stands as one of the oldest mosques, having a distinctive architectural style. This historical structure was made possible through the financial support of Gazi Ismayil Effendi, the son of Gazi Nasrullah Effendi. The construction process period of ten years, with intermittent pauses.
The mosque was built using mud bricks produced in the nearby village of Igrig, located approximately 8-10 away from the district. The main construction materials consisted of flour, egg, and lime. The Turkish government added a pulpit to the mosque and constructed a 50-meter-high minaret. This mosque was not only one of the oldest religious in Guba, but also throughout northeastern Azerbaijan.
Facilities Available
- Parking
- Taxi
- Public Toilet
- Shopping
- Wi-Fi
