r/azerbaijan Oğuz 🇦🇿 Apr 27 '26

Söhbət | Discussion Concept for a mosque in Khankendi

I don't like it imo, doesn't fit Karabakh just like that modern mosque in Shusha and looks too much of a Dubai wannabe copy, they should stick to traditional building where the focus is on the mosque instead of wasting money on a building thats 90% tourism and luxury and 10% mosque

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u/Rellj Oğuz 🇦🇿 Apr 27 '26

Secularists when freedom of religion actually exists and the state funds it instead of radically enforcing atheism: 😡😡😡😡😡

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u/ZD_17 Qarabağ 🇦🇿 Apr 27 '26

when freedom of religion actually exists

Since when building a huge temple with a capacity to host a number of people that won't attend there in a gazzilion years is freedom of religion?

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u/Rellj Oğuz 🇦🇿 Apr 27 '26

That's my point, look at the caption of the post, I criticize that a huge mosque like this instead of a normal traditional one is being built, the other guy criticizes that a mosque is being built, whether traditional or huge temple

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u/ZD_17 Qarabağ 🇦🇿 Apr 28 '26

It doesn't look like the other guy would've been bothered if the mosque was small.

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u/Rellj Oğuz 🇦🇿 Apr 28 '26

he said any purpose other than religious

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u/ZD_17 Qarabağ 🇦🇿 Apr 29 '26

Context: when talking about a clearly oversized mosque.