Bey Alibeyov. Later, they set Muhammad Karim's house door on fire. Mustafa Bey Alibeyov does not leave his house for some time to escape persecution. On January 12, 1911, the first women's magazine of Azerbaijan, "Ishiq", whose editor was his wife Khadija Alibeyova, started publishing. The magazine was published with the financial support of Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev. Since some of the articles in the magazine were written in Russian, they were read outside of Baku in Tbilisi, Moscow, Yerevan, and Kyiv. The publication of the magazine continued until the end of 1912, during which time 68 issues were issued. At different times, he appeared in the press with open and secret signatures. He was one of the main authors of “Basirat” newspaper published from April 1914 to 1920. In 1913, he participated in the trial of Molla Ruhulla Mammadzadeh's murder. He was among those who donated to the "Nuxa-Hürriyeti-Maarif Society", which started its activity in 1917. After the February revolution, he started political activity and joined the "Ahrar" party. As a member of the "Help the Needy" society, opposed the acquisition of the weapons of the soldiers of the Wild Division and demanded the return of their weapons from the Baku Commissariat. He participated in the transfer of the Turkish military captives to the Ottoman state. After the establishment of the Azerbaijani Democratic Republic, he became a member of the "Green pen" Union of Writers. Helped the population with food and clothes through the "Help to the Needy" organization. In 1920, after the April invasion, he moved to Sheki, became a people's judge for significant cases, head of the law office, and a member of the "mudafiun team" in Ganja. Death In 1937, he was subjected to repression. He was exiled to Siberia and sentenced to 8 years in prison. He died in 1945. The location of his grave is unknown. Family Mustafa Bey Alibeyov's father was a scribe in the palace of Sheki Khan. Mustafa Bey Alibeyov married Khadija Subhanguliyeva. He was born in Tbilisi in 1884. Here, after studying at the Russian-girl gymnasium, she graduated from the Transcaucasia Olginskaya Midwifery Institute. In 1908, together with 14 ladies, she participated in the opening of the women's department of the Salvation Society. He was the editor of the first women's magazine of Azerbaijan, "Ishiq". 5 children were born from this marriage. See also References 1872 births 1945 deaths