Rasim Paşa Mosque
- Changes After Its Construction
- It was first built as a masjid in the Yeldeğirmeni region in 1835-1836 during the reign of Mahmud II.
- In 1902, this dilapidated mosque was rebuilt in the name of Rasim Pasha.
- It last underwent extensive restoration in 2011-2012.
- Prominent Features
- It has a single minaret and a single balcony, its walls and minaret are made of masonry, and its roof is made of wood.
- Yeldeğirmeni was a region where the non-Muslim population lived densely during the Ottoman period. The mosque is located in the area where the windmills that gave the district its name are located.
- It was named Rasim Paşa District when Kadıköy was divided into neighborhoods in 1927.
