During the March 1918 genocide, the building was set on fire by Armenians.

[2] According to the information provided by the landlord Haji Mustafa Rasulov to the Extraordinary Commission of Inquiry of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic in 1918, there were 14 shops on the first floor of the property, 26 outside and 14 inside.

[3] The ground floor of the building was leased to the Rasulovs, and the Islamieh Hotel belonged to Ismayil Gulu oglu Mahmudov.

The building was set on fire by Armenians in 1918 during the March genocide.

[3] After the renovation, in 1930, a pedestrian crossing was created on the first floor of the building along Bazarnaya Street.