The Ota Murod Qushbegi Mosque (1800) stands to the north from Kunya-Ark. Built into a northward-looking 28.7 meter-long rectangular area. The mosque includes a small portal entrance with a hallway and a minaret above, a shallow offset avian, a six-column regular avian and a winter hall. Ota Murod Qushbegi's son Muhammadrizo (Matriza) built the mosque anew after taking over his father in 1837. The mosque’s summer terrace features a marble plaque dated at 1232 of Hijra, which equals 1816 AD. In 1846 Matriza Kushbegi played a major role in bringing about Muhammad Amin ascension to power. Ota Murod Qushbegi was executed for not being respectful enough of Muhammad Aminkhan.
Ota Murod Qushbegi Mosque
The Ota Murod Qushbegi Mosque (1800) stands to the north from Kunya-Ark. Built into a northward-looking 28.7 meter-long rectangular area. The mosque includes a small portal entrance with a hallway and a minaret above, a shallow offset avian, a six-column regular avian and a winter hall. Ota Murod Qushbegi's son Muhammadrizo (Matriza) built the mosque anew after taking over his father in 1837. The mosque’s summer terrace features a marble plaque dated at 1232 of Hijra, which equals 1816 AD. In 1846 Matriza Kushbegi played a major role in bringing about Muhammad Amin ascension to power. Ota Murod Qushbegi was executed for not being respectful enough of Muhammad Aminkhan.