Beyazıt Ağa Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- The building, which fell into disrepair over time, was rebuilt between 1954 and 1957 with the help of the community under the leadership of the Fatih Society.
- Prominent Features
- It is also known as Arabacı Beyazıt Ağa Mosque.
- It has a square plan, cut stone construction and a hipped roof.
- The walls were rebuilt with stone and brick, the ceiling with concrete and the roof with tile covering.
- It contains a women’s section and a muezzin’s gallery.
- The preacher’s pulpit and the minbar are wooden, and the mihrab is made of stalactite.
- The narthex was built as a protrusion.
- The minaret on the right is equipped with two rows of windows.
- There is an ablution basin of historical value in the fountain in the courtyard.
- The entrance to the mosque is in the form of a small porch (a structure that protects the entrance of a door or any passage from rain, sun, etc. like a small roof and whose back is to the wall).
- There is a wrought iron courtyard gate from the street, and there is an ablution urinal on the right in the courtyard.
- The grave of its founder, Arabacı Beyazıt Ağa, is located on the qibla side of the mosque.
- Opposite the mosque is the Gazi Ahmet Paşa Mosque and Social Complex.
