Loru gala mosque
It is located on the left bank of the Kolagiran River in Dagh Borchah district, 4 km east of the city of Jelaloghlu (Stepanavan), in Loru city
Dagh Borchali was named Loru, Kolagiran river - Dzoraget, Jalaloglu - Stepanavan.
Architecture
Armenian elements were added to the tombstone in front of the mosque (a cross was added) and it was turned into a church by Armenians. A layer of green grass covered it. On the right and left side of the entrance, the stones taken from the fallen places are stacked. According to Armenian sources, there is no mosque in Loru fortress. However, both the architecture of the building and the mihrab in the southern direction (towards Mecca) prove that it belongs to Muslims .
Loru Gala Mosque is located inside the castle. It was built in the lands of Western Azerbaijan and is one of the mosques that have been identified as existing. The interior architecture of the mosque is similar to the Govharagha Mosque in Shusha. It has a wide and high ceiling structure. Marble stones are laid on the ground. To the right is a window and a small green table 173. Loru mahal is one of the historical districts of Azerbaijan and one of the nine districts of the Safavid state, the Karabakh Beylarbey, the center of which is the city of Loru. In 1921, an agreement was reached between the Bolshevik governments of Georgia and Armenia on the transfer of Loru to Armenia.
