Saatli Mosque

The Saatli Mosque is a historical building that was constructed in 1883 by the Azerbaijani architect Safi Khan Karabakhsky. It holds a special place in the culture of the city of Shusha, as it was built on the site of an old mosque and madrasah where the renowned Azerbaijani poet and vizier of the Karabakh Khanate, Molla Panah Vagif, taught.

A distinctive feature of the mosque is its architecture, based on four octagonal stone pillars supporting the ceiling of the prayer hall. This creates a three-nave space with countless arched passages. The walls are adorned with geometric patterns and floral motifs, creating a unique atmosphere and attracting the attention of visitors.