Aşçıbaşı Ahmet Ağa Mosque
- Changes after its construction:
- Over time, it fell into ruin but was renovated to its original state in 1980.
- Prominent Features:
- The mosque has a square plan and stone walls, a wooden roof, and a projecting mihrab.
- The minaret is made of thin bricks, and its cone is made of cut stone.
- The tomb of the mosque’s founder, Aşçıbaşı Ahmet Agha, is buried on the minaret side and is surrounded by a low wall. There is no inscription on the stone.
- In the courtyard on the left side of the mosque, there is a well and a small ablution basin.
- Behind the mosque ahead is the Aktürbe and to its left is the tomb of the famous miniature artist Levni.
