Veledi Karabaş Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- Topal Ayşe Hatun had the minbar installed and converted the small masjid into a mosque.
- The mosque, which had fallen into disrepair over time, was repaired by Sadık Efendi.
- It was rebuilt and expanded with a wooden roof in accordance with the original in 1903 by Sultan Abdulhamid II.
- Prominent features
- It is also known as the “Karabaş Mosque”.
- It has a rectangular plan, a wooden roof and is made of masonry.
- The walls are built of brick and rubble stone.
- The narthex is under the same roof as the main structure of the mosque and the roof is covered with tiles.
- The women’s gallery, ceiling, preacher’s pulpit and minbar are made of wood.
- Its mihrab is plain and made of plaster.
- All the walls are covered with paneling up to the bottom of the windows.
- The minaret, located near the middle and on the right of the mosque, is stubby and plastered, and its cone is covered with lead.
