An employee of the Presidential Library discussed the mosques of Iravan in a documentary film produced as part of the "Western Azerbaijan Heritage" project
On August 14, Nazim Mustafa, an advisor to the director of the Presidential Library, a senior researcher at the Institute of History and Ethnology of ANAS, and a PhD in History, provided detailed information about the mosques that existed in Iravan and their fate during the filming of a documentary as part of the "Western Azerbaijan Heritage" project of the "Support to Information and Social Initiatives" Public Union at ANAS's Central Scientific Library. During the filming, N. Mustafa showcased photos, drawings, and archival documents he had collected.
The presentation of the documentary film, produced with financial support from the Agency for State Support to Non-Governmental Organizations of the Republic of Azerbaijan and with the participation of historical scholars, is scheduled for September of this year.
Today, Armenians, who attempt to portray themselves to the world as an ancient and cultured people and present the historical Azerbaijani city of Iravan as an ancient Armenian city, cannot point to any historical and architectural monument in this city that is over 250 years old, except for the Blue Mosque. Because from time to time they have wiped them all off the face of the earth.
