Karaali Mosque
Changes After Construction:
- Karaali Mosque was built as a masjid in the 16th century.
- The masjid burned in the 1916 fire, and the structure fell into ruin.
- It was rebuilt in 1965–1966 with the support of the public.
- During the reconstruction process, a minbar was added and the structure acquired the function of a mosque.
Prominent Features:
- The structure is also known as Kara Ali Mosque, Hüseyin Ağa Mosque, Kara Halil Mosque, and Kızıl Masjid.
- The present-day structure has a square plan.
- Its body is reinforced concrete; the upper covering is a wooden roof with tile covering.
- The ceiling is wood-covered; the mihrab is ceramic; the minbar and preaching pulpit are wooden.
- There is a small-scale minaret arrangement on the roof.
