Cambaziye Mosque
- Changes after its construction:
- It was first built of wood, then collapsed and was rebuilt in masonry with public support in 1953.
- The mosque was used as a house for a long time and was rented out.
Prominent Features:
- The building known as “Canbaz Mustafa Ağa Mosque” has a square plan and a wooden roof.
- The courtyard is paved with pack stones.
- There are 23 windows inside and the ceiling is decorated with hand-drawn embroidery.
- The mihrab and the inner wall skirts were covered with tiles and later renovated with tiles.
- The minbar and the pulpit are made of wood.
- The minaret on the right of the mosque has a cut stone base and a single brick balcony.
- The stairs leading to the women’s gallery have been moved outside and the entrance to the mosque is under this staircase.
- It was built in his name by Canbaz Mustafa Agha, who died in 1485, and he is buried in the graveyard to the right of the mosque.
