Sinan Paşa Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- By 1924, the mosque had fallen into ruin
- In 1975, it was rebuilt by philanthropists on its remaining walls, and the fountain was moved back during the repair
- The double bathhouse located behind the mosque was demolished long ago and has not survived to the present day.
- Prominent features
- The material used was rubble stone, the roof was made of wood, the minbar was also made of wood, and the mihrab was made in the form of a niche embedded in the wall
- It is a building with a single minaret and a single balcony
- The graves of the mosque trustees and Raufi Seyyid Ahmed Efendi are located in the graveyard
- Sinan Pasha had Mimar Davud Agha build not only this mosque but also his other mosques in Kasımpaşa and Kulaksız
- The inscriptions have not survived to the present day, and attempts are being made to determine its history through foundation records
- Among the neighborhoods, baths, fountains, and other structures built by Sinan Pasha, only certain parts of the mosque and its fountain have been preserved
- Sinan Pasha, after whom the mosque was named, died on April 3, 1596 and was buried in his tomb in Divanyolu.
