Cafer Subaşı Mosque
- Changes after its construction:
- It was completely burned down in 1941 and was rebuilt and opened for worship by the community in 1955.
- Prominent Features:
- It is also known as the Camcı Mosque.
- There is a single grave in its garden said to belong to Subaşı Cafer.
- Opposite the mosque, there is a dilapidated fountain that still bears traces of fire.
- The mosque, which has a total of 15 windows on its walls, was built of masonry.
- The interior wall skirts are covered with wooden paneling up to the lower windows.
- The ceiling is plain concrete, the minbar is tiled, and the minbar is wooden.
- The single-balconied minaret in the rear right corner is made of brick and the shoe part is stone.
- The women’s gallery is made of concrete.
