Haramlar pir
It is located in the village of Sofulu on the left bank of the Ayri river, between the village of Dastagird and the village of Murkhuz, in the Gharakilisa district of Zangazur mahal, 18 km southwest of the district center.
The name of Sofulu village was changed to Soflu on 09.04.1991.
Architecture
During the deportation of 1988-1989, the Armenians committed an armed terrorist act against the local population and destroyed historical monuments. The same vandalism was shown in relation to places sacred to the people. Haramlar Pir was also one of the monuments that received its share from these events. The pir and surrounding buildings were destroyed and Azerbaijanis were no longer allowed to visit the site.
Haramler Pir, located between the villages of Sofulu and Gyzyl Shafak (the distance was 6 km), was a place visited by residents of the surrounding villages (it was closer to the second village, 2 km), where sacrifices were made and oaths were taken. Since the territory belongs to the village of Sofular, the winter buildings of the sheep farm were located around it.
Haramler Pir, like other sanctuaries, means the geographical location of religious persons distinguished by their sanctity from an ethno-genetic point of view.