Tıbbiye Mosque

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Construction Year:

19th century (The period of Abdulmecid)

Location:

Fatih, İstanbul

Ordered by:

Sultan Abdulmecid

Architects:

Unknown

Changes After Its Construction:
  • Tıbbiye Mosque underwent a major renovation in 1966, and in 2005, a comprehensive maintenance, repair and renovation project was started again, and it was opened for worship in 2008.
  • Today, it is located in the Sirkeci Supply Department.
  • It is located on a military campus and visits require permission.
Prominent Features:
  • It is also known as the “Mecidiye Mosque”, “Sarayiçi Mosque”, “Sahrayı Cedit Mosque” and “Sultan Abdülmecid Mosque”.
  • It is located inside the barracks buildings in the garden of the Mekteb-i Tıbbiye-i Askeriye-i Şahane (Military Medical School), which was built for military purposes.
  • The mosque was built on the basement and foundations of a Byzantine-era building in the region, following the same plan.
  • There is no definitive record of the collapse of the train station and the structures that were destroyed when the railway passed through this area.
  • It is made of masonry and has a single dome and a minaret with a single balcony.
  • The interior has marble columns.