Taghli mosque
In the village of Ajibac, Gafan region
Ajibac village has been called Ajabac since 09.04.1991.
Architecture
It was burned and destroyed in 1918. Its ruins remained until 1988
Built in the 17th century Muslim-Turkish architectural style, Taghli Mosque was one of the largest places of worship in the region. The population of Ajibac village, whose population is only Muslim, and the population of the surroundding villages used to send pilgrims to holy religious places of pilgrimage from the yard of this mosque, and those returning from the pilgrimage were welcomed there. In 1918, Andranik Ozanya's army destroyed the village, slaughterred the population, and the survivors fled to Ordubad through the mountains. At that time, the Taghli mosque of Ajibac village, built in the Muslim-Turkish architectural style of the 17th century, was burned and destroyed. After 1922, the refugee population returned to their native village and restored the economy, but the Soviet authorities did not allow the repair and restoration of the mosque .