Буйнакск и Гимры - первая столица и первый имам

Buynaksk and Gimry. A Different Dagestan. The city of Buynaksk was founded in 1834 as the Temir-Khan-Shura fortress. It was the first capital of Dagestan. According to legend, the great emir Timur (Tamerlane) passed through this place and pitched his tent on the clifftop. During tsarist times, the village was transformed into a fortified point with towers and cannons, which Imam Shamil and his right-hand man, Hadji Murad, unsuccessfully attempted to capture. Alexander II, the artist Aivazovsky, the surgeon Pirogov, and even Alexandre Dumas stopped here. In 1920, Stalin proclaimed Dagestan an autonomous republic in the Buynaksk theater. The Juma Mosque of Buynaksk has stood since the founding of the city itself; its doors were open to worshippers even during Soviet times. Until the 1980s, the administrative building housed the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the North Caucasus. Gimry is sometimes called the heart of mountainous Dagestan, and is it possible to visit Dagestan without hearing the beating of its "heart"? Gazi-Magomed was the first imam of Dagestan and Chechnya, the founder of the North Caucasus Imamate. In 1828, he was proclaimed imam of Dagestan and Chechnya and declared ghazawat ("holy war") against the Russian Empire. On October 17, 1832, Gazi-Magomed was killed during the Russian assault on the village of Gimry. When Baron Rosen captured the village, Gazi-Magomed locked himself in a tower with 15 of his closest associates, including the future Imam Shamil. 🌐 Buynaksk and Gimry - A Different Dagestan 00:00 Along the streets of Buynaksk 👣 05:31 Juma Mosque in Buynaksk and Friday prayers (Jumah prayer) 🕌 07:27 Anomalous zone on the road to the Gimry Ridge 🌬️ 09:01 Gimry Tunnel and Gorge ⛰️ 10:33 Gazi-Magomed - the first imam of Dagestan and Chechnya and Imam Shamil ⚔️ 15:00 On the road to Gimry 🚙 17:47 Irganay Reservoir 💦 #dagestan #shamil #caucasus #islam #northcaucasus #travel #trip #travelingaroundrussia #russiancities #dagestan #kavkaz #mosque #buinaksk #gimry #chechnya #reservoir #travelvideo #travelvlogs #travelblogger ______________________________________________________________________________________________ The city of Buynaksk was founded in 1834 as the fortress of Temir Khan Shura. This is the first capital of Dagestan. According to legend, the great Emir Timur (Tamerlane) passed through this place and set up his tent on top of a cliff. In tsarist times, the village was turned into a fortified post with towers and cannons, which Imam Shamil and his right-hand man Hadji Murad unsuccessfully tried to take. Alexander II, the artist Aivazovsky, the surgeon Pirogov visited here, and Alexander Dumas even stopped by. In 1920, at the Buynaksk Theater, Stalin proclaimed Dagestan an autonomous republic. The Juma mosque of Buynaksk has been standing since the founding of the city itself, its doors were open to believers even in Soviet times, until the 80s, the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the North Caucasus was located in the administrative building. Gimry is sometimes called the heart of mountainous Dagestan, but is it possible to visit Dagestan without hearing the beating of its "heart"? Gazi-Magomed is the first imam of Dagestan and Chechnya, the founder of the North Caucasian Imamate. In 1828, he was proclaimed Imam of Dagestan and Chechnya and declared gazavat ("holy war"). The Russian Empire. On October 17, 1832, Gazi-Magomed was killed during the storming of the Gimry village by Russian troops. During the capture of the village by Baron Rosen, Gazi-Magomed locked himself in a tower with 15 of his closest associates, among whom was the future Imam Shamil.