Abdüsselam Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- In 1925, after the dervish lodges and zawiyas were closed, its status changed from masjid to mosque.
- It has undergone various restorations over time.
- An additional section of 80 m² was built on the right side.
- Prominent Features
- It has a single-balcony minaret.
- It has a rectangular plan and a wooden roof.
- The interior of the mosque is decorated with Ottoman calligraphy, and there are verses on the mihrab.
- There are a total of 3 graves in the graveyard, belonging to Kamile Hanım, the daughter of Ismail Efendi, one of the sheikhs of Abdüsselam Lodge, and an unknown person.
- The second benefactor of the mosque is Şerefnur Hanım, this information is included in the mosque inscriptions.
- Wooden details bear traces of historical Ottoman mosque architecture.
- It has an aesthetic interior with blue and green tile decorations.
- The chandeliers are designed in the style of traditional Ottoman mosque lighting.
