Hacı Ali Bey Mosque

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Construction Year:

1899

Location:

Beykoz, İstanbul

Ordered by:

Hacı Ali Bey

Architect:

Unknown

- Changes after its construction
  • The mosque was built in 1899.
  • It underwent various restorations during the Republic period, but the building has suffered from the ravages of time.
- Prominent Features
  • It is also known as the “Hacı Osman Mosque” because of Hacı Osman Bey, who served as imam here for 43 years.
  • It has traditional Ottoman mosque architecture. Its exterior is yellow plastered and has a simple design.
  • It is a mosque with a single minaret and a single balcony. The minaret has a thin and simple design.
  • Its balcony is surrounded by metal railings, and unlike the classical Ottoman minarets, it has a simpler structure. A simple yet nostalgic atmosphere prevails.
  • The mihrab, the minbar and the pulpit are decorated in green and white tones.
  • The building features traditional Ottoman calligraphy. The ceiling is covered in wood and there is a large chandelier in the middle.
  • Wooden and wrought iron details help the mosque preserve its classical atmosphere.
  • The simple colors of the interior and the use of minimal ornamentation create a peaceful worship environment.
  • Surrounded by wooden railings, this area was designed in accordance with the traditional Ottoman mosque interior architecture.