The cathedral mosque in the village of Ogasaray in Chust district of Namangan region was built in 1901 on the initiative of a merchant and livestock breeder Mulla Mirzabay.

During the Soviet period, a part of the mosque was used as a kindergarten and part as a Museum of Glory. By 1992, the mosque was abandoned, but then the population repaired it. In 2007-2008, thanks to the efforts of the residents, the mosque was overhauled.

The mosque has retained its historical value. A mahalla library and museum have been organized.

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Photos by Khotam Mamadaliyev, UzA